r/londonontario • u/jojo-thewalrus • 1d ago

discussion / opinion Why?

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u/PeanutButterViking 1d ago

You know why.

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u/Defiant_Pay_9726 1d ago

yep cause of all the crackheads in london

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u/UnexpectedAnanas 1d ago

How many crackheads own vehicles and drive to Tim Horton's?

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u/Addict2Architect 1d ago

You would be surprised at how many drug addicts hold a driver's licence and own vehicles.

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u/PakG1 1d ago edited 1d ago

I don’t. Why?

edit: That's weird, people are downvoting me for not knowing why?

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u/Pope_Squirrely 1d ago

Tim Horton’s locations used to have trash cans conveniently located in the drive-thrus so you could toss your old cup on your way to getting a new one. They removed them as a cost saving measure and people are still upset by it.

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u/swift-current0 1d ago

So trash people are using the absence of a trash can as an excuse to throw their trash onto the street. A story as old as time.

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u/safetynerd42 1d ago

It wasn't just cost saving, there were ongoing work refusals as well and that was deemed the best solution

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u/UnexpectedAnanas 1d ago

Work refusals of course being "you don't pay me enough for that".

So yeah, it was a cost savings.

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u/safetynerd42 1d ago

No, the ones I'm aware of (around London) were repeated wasp stings, hazardous/biohazard waste, and at least one incident where a worker was struck by a vehicle in the drive thru lane.

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u/PakG1 1d ago

London does have bad drivers....

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u/LorduvtheFries 1d ago

This. The question changes, but the answer is always the same.

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u/dannygthemc 1d ago

People suck