no that doesn't add up

@Ironwolf- Tims has gone to shit though

that was too far back. they didn't have them then

it must have been more recent

it's cheap but since BURGA KING bought them out their coffee has gone to hell

it's all burnt and gross

and they make none of their pastries in-house anymore

and they keep trying to become McCafe

just go to CUPS

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It's stupid

much better than starbucks

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fuck off mee6

well, the first starbucks i ever had was a white chocolate mocca

We have a Burger King in my area that I often forget even exists

it didn't taste like coffee at all

it tasted like ... diabetes

If that says anything about my opinions on Burger King

McCafe is the worst tasting coffee I've ever tasted

They do add a lot of sugar into their drinks

they usually don't let you forget. they have those huge ugly signs

Even I have to tell them to hold back a bit

they passed a bill in some regions that you can't built them beyond a certain height

Mee6 coming in at inopportune moments

in some smaller towns in WA the entire main street is lined with them

The county I grew up in didn't allow signs to be higher than the state capitol's roof

it looks like shit

Build what?

Those neon signs

light pollution?

They stick out like ugly needles in the landscape.

It's funny, because the same people will bitch about all the wind farms they built in eastern WA.

who was it that said that those wind farms will steal all the wind?

no idea

Cydona Arizona has a law that makes all homes and businesses have their lights pointing down to reduce light pollution. McDonalds wouldn’t comply so they never opened up there lol

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Steal the wind pfffffft

It was a US politician, but most of this crazy shit usually comes out of Africa, lel

‘Wind energy is a finite resource. At large scale, slowing down the wind by using its energy to turn turbines has environmental consequences. A group of researchers at Princeton University … found that wind farms may change the mixing of air near the surface, drying the soil near the site. At planetary scales, David Keith, who was then at Carnegie Mellon, and coworkers found that if wind supplied 10 percent of expected global electricity demand in 2100 … the resulting change in the earth’s atmospheric energy might cause some regions of the world to experience temperature change of approximately 1 degree Centigrade.’ …

"Now, wind is God’s way of balancing heat. Wind is the way you shift heat from areas where it is hotter to areas where it is cooler. That is what wind is. Wouldn’t it be ironic if in the interest of global warming we mandated massive switches to energy, which is a finite resource, which slows the winds down, which causes the temperature to go up? Now, I am not saying that is going to happen, Mr. Chairman, but that is definitely something on the massive scale. I mean, it does make some sense. You stop something. You can’t transfer that heat and the heat goes up. It is just something to think about."

Tbh anti light pollution policy isn’t a bad idea but there would have to be a transition time for areas that didn’t essentially start with them like Cydona did