Roll Up the Rim Tally

**Dixiecat** · 20th March 12, 08:16 AM

We were just sitting around the water cooler this morning adding up the spoils from this year's Tim Hortons Roll up the Rim campaign and I thought it might be fun to see what the tally is from xmarkers across Canada and the US locations (if rims are being unrolled there).

Me: 2 coffees, 1 donut and plenty of opportunities to play again.

kiltedwolfman · 20th March 12, 08:48 AM

I went 4 for 4 for free coffees when it first kicked off, but haven't won a th since. My 10 year old daughter has won around 7 times either coffee or doughnut.

**Burly Brute** · 20th March 12, 09:00 AM

I don't understand this?

**Spartan Tartan** · 20th March 12, 09:09 AM

Originally Posted by Burly Brute

I don't understand this?

***. Me either.

**auld argonian** · 20th March 12, 09:40 AM

Tim Horton's?...I envy you! I hear that it's the same parent company as Wendy's so I can't understand why they don't open one in Downtown Chicago...they'd make out like bandits.

Best

AA

**Dixiecat** · 20th March 12, 04:09 PM

Originally Posted by auld argonian

Tim Horton's?...I envy you! I hear that it's the same parent company as Wendy's so I can't understand why they don't open one in Downtown Chicago...they'd make out like bandits.

Best

AA

Briefly, Wendy's and Tims were owned by the same company, but Wendy's spun off Tims to public shares due to the high profitability of Tims just before Wendy's was bought out by another company.

I grew up within blocks of the first Tims and it's been a bitter sweet affair. I recently ended a 10yr boycott resulting from that crappy steeped tea barf they started selling. Now, I just have my half coffee/half hot chocolate and Tim and I are best friends again, but I'll never again have a Walnut Crunch.

**LitTrog** · 20th March 12, 09:43 AM

It's a secret plot by a Canadian company to take over the world. Patrons receive coded marching orders under the rolled paper lip of their coffee cups. Prepare for polite subjugation by our Northern Overlords, eh?

**Ryan Ross** · 21st March 12, 07:41 AM

Originally Posted by LitTrog

It's a secret plot by a Canadian company to take over the world. Patrons receive coded marching orders under the rolled paper lip of their coffee cups. Prepare for polite subjugation by our Northern Overlords, eh?

Sunjugation, you say? What's all that aboot?

But yes, even if I have to pay for it, I'll take coffee from a real cup and a slab of apple pie at Intermezzo, any day.