so it's way easier for the drive-thru to back up to the street than ever

Jimmy's was bought out by the American company Burger King

That too

That's why everything there now tastes like it's got a pound of sugar in it

so now Tim's is owned by Boiga King

and they no longer make the donuts in-shop

which is just sad

and I'm certain the boston cream doughnuts are getting smaller

>:| let my fat ass eat my pudding doughnuts

https://twitter.com/LouisLeVau/status/1003262737915539456

I'm going to try to ignore the heresy you just committed about Boston cream donuts

@franti what does he mean?

so in a summary

He is going on a plane to NY city @Cpt. Half-Neckbeard

I think this edgy meme about him taking down the aircraft

-Too many meals that take too long to make making wait times long as shit, and most of their locations are small and built for easy come-and-go orders
-Shittier coffee, McD's has their old blend now and it's pretty good there now
-No longer making the baked goods fresh in-house
-owned by BOIGA KING

To be honest it kinda sounds like Canada needs some freedom I mean everything's going to shit right now

what is boiga king?/

@franti he gon assassinate the godfather?!

The way Burger King sounds pronounced by Americans to Canadians

Burger King

@Cpt. Half-Neckbeard 9/11 joke

Yannow it's funny

I don't really have a real accent, per se

but when I went to kalahari (ohio) they could tell I was canadian

Everyone has an accent to someone

@King Canuck Daily reminder

Did you say sorry because the Americans always get us with that

he might kamikaze Sargon

People from my region of south ontario are actually good as english teachers worldwide

for a lack of accent

actualy

lol

but it was like

my mom said patterns as "PAH-tterns" and the guy with her said it omre like "PAY-tterns" with that michigan-ohio-ish afccent

little things like that

The reason south Ontario has no accident is because you have retarded people like the New Yorkers on one side and then the French up North so we don't have any context for any other English accent

Well

I'm surrounded by michigan to the north, ohio to the southish

tronto accent a little northish

then there's the letterkenny accent