Just landed in Toronto again π€£
not making the same mistake I made last time of going to Tim Hortons lol
Discussion
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They opened a Timβs in NYC and I wanted to like it so badly but it was like what if Dunkinβ and Jimmyβs merged and became 50% worse.
πππ frr frrr idk why all the hype
Because Canadians donβt have much else to hype up, and they refuse to appreciate Quebec as their cultural center.
Ainβt even gon cap idk shit about Canada lol
Itβs a pretty bland place generally speaking, Tim Hortons is a good representation overall.
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Come at me Canada.
Past 8 years, Canada's culture has been destroyed by Justin Trudeau. We are famous for the battles of ypres when some dude thought to piss on a rag to survive a gas attack π¨π¦ also for Toronto former mayor pretty famous..
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Really need to leverage Quebecβs food and culture in the Canadian narrative but for some reason Toronto refuses to accept that the culture there isβ¦ actually cool and food delicious.
Ngl Iβm having an IPA rn n itβs gasssssssss
might b the only thing I like thus far
Nice! Indian Pale Ale π€€
What have you got?
Wanna experience a real poutine in Toronto? Go down to Smokes poutinery and ask for their hidden menu item called "slaughter house" π they will put every kinda meat they have into that poutine π€€
Timβs was good when it was owned by a canadian corporation. Since then, this is lame. Mcdo coffee is better.
Toronto has everything π
How long you in Toronto for?
I was only there for 3 hours again on layover
Damn. Next time stay longer. I'll be your tour guide.
Saylesssssss weβll party wit nostr:npub12z8jsett3k6rv9fa2guau5p540qr2xuvjzkr8e432mglafjt99sqkw9zmx
Would be so amazing π€© except Toronto is so close, but yet still so far. π₯²π
Same country fam but other side silly. Approx 40 hour drive or 40 days walking if you survive. π
π¨π¦ is big. I've driven 24 hours straight to cross 3 provinces π’ποΈπ£οΈπ
Same , well not driving myself but being the passenger. Driven across multiple times from Van to Toronto and back but not straight.
Always straight from Van to Sask and vise versa when I lived in Sask for about a decade. No matter the weather, it was usually deadly icy roads and snow storms.
