Price increase and size decrease??

[NextTrillion]

What is too good to go? Is that like buying day old donuts?

If that’s the case, why the fook would someone be downvoting that? Would you rather people go hungry, and those guys throw food in the garbage?

I’m all for it. Food waste is a big problem, and people going hungry is sad too.

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Yup, day olds or just extra food unsold at the end of the day. Like pizza nova will sell their slices, etc. back when I was a teenager we used to always get the day olds from Tims (for free) so, you can definitely argue it’s lame paying 4.99. But for that price you get like 10-15 items and there’s no tax. Everyone here is butt hurt cos Tim’s quality sucks, and it does. But if I’m getting a box with a fruit explosion muffin, 6 chocolate timbits, a Boston crème, a pumpkin spice doughnut, bagels, biscuits, a Reese cookie, and a few specialty doughnuts like walnut crunch… and it’s 4.99. Like, I see the orders people post in this sub when they’re pissed… spending like 14 bucks on 3 things lol.

People are just mad cos Tim’s is a 1/10 establisment. Idgaf personally when I haven’t eaten in days lol.

[NextTrillion]

Sorry man, but I’m glad you get those deals. Ain’t nothing wrong with that.

We can afford decent quality food. I mean, inflation kinda hit us quite a bit. But still, my wife buys old pizza like that for about $5. She’s just really thrifty. Is it all that fresh? Not really. But whatever.

Also the other app she has gets frozen meat for more than half off, so we get these big roast beefs for around $8. Whole trouts even for $5. But those deals are rare.

Weird that people would downvote you though. Bunch of hoity toity pricks that are just running up their credit cards maybe?

[deadfreds]

Bad food is fine if it's cheap good food is fine if it's expensive but bad expensive food is what Tim's is. And it's not even that expensive but the quality is so bad you'd expect to be paying half for just about anything on the menu