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No More Burger King Or Dairy Queen For Soldiers In Afghanistan
By Chris Morran on April 5, 2010 6:04 PM   173 Comments
Because the last thing a soldier stationed thousands of miles away fighting the Taliban should want is a taste of home, the U.S. military is axing several fast food vendors from their bases in Afghanistan. More »

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Customer Banned For Life From Tim Hortons For Complaining About Coffee
By Laura Northrup on February 10, 2010 2:14 PM   96 Comments
According to various news sources in Canada, a man in New Brunswick has been banned for life from both of his local Tim Hortons coffee/donut shops after complaining a few times too many about the burnt taste of the chain's decaf. Now he makes his own coffee at home, which is probably just as well for everyone involved. More »

Tim Horton's a Canadian doughnut place that, I'm told, is awesome. The chain opened 12 locations in NYC today, prompting excited people to email us about it. Example: "Tim Hortons is in NYC! Tim Horton's takes Manhattan! Exciting! Let's tell the world!" The world has now been told, but help us out here — what should New Yorkers order on their first trip to Tim Horton's? [Tim Horton's] (Thanks, Dave!)  More »

Man On Scooter Denied Drive-Through Coffee Service
By Chris Walters on June 16, 2009 12:08 AM   143 Comments

—>Here's pretty much the same story about a customer on a motorized scooter not being allowed to use the drive through, this time at a Tim Hortons coffee establishment in Nova Scotia. He's not going to sue, but plans to appeal to Nova Scotia's Human Rights Commission.  More »

Tim Horton's Fires Single Mom For Giving A Free Donut Hole To A Baby
By Meg Marco on May 8, 2008 2:05 PM   145 Comments

—> We pause this blog to bring you a message from Canada: A single mother has been fired by the iconic Canadian donut chain Tim Horton's for giving a free donut hole to a fussy baby. The chain said the worker was caught on video "stealing" the donut hole, which, in the mysterious Canadian language, is apparently called a "Timbit" and looks freaking delicious. Reader Chris, who alerted us to this story, explains: "It's important to understand that Tim Horton's is a Canadian national icon. That makes this story so much sadder."  More »

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