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Our Tim Hortons Adventure S:1 Ep:22

·51 min·3 clips
At Tim Hortons, the line, the missing menu items, and the 50-minute delay turn into open frustration.
The episode opens with a steady countdown toward the show’s next subscriber milestone, and the number keeps coming back like a chant. The hosts connect it to Father’s Day and to a sideways hat worn in honor of dad. One of them explains they visited parents, went to church, and grabbed food at a burger spot they both remember a little differently; the burger itself gets a small review as one of the best either host has had. The conversation settles into the familiar back-and-forth where one person recalls the scene and the other has to piece it back together. Then the bigger turn arrives when they mention finding a Tim Hortons grand opening about 30 minutes away. That discovery sends the exchange into full excitement mode. Tim Hortons gets framed as a Canadian thing that feels rare enough to become an event, and one host jokes about basically stepping onto the set of the show just by showing up there. A hockey jersey enters the fantasy as part costume, part coffee bit, and part excuse to lean into the joke. They drive out after church with the kind of anticipation people usually save for something limited or hard to find. When they arrive, the line is so long it feels like a major fast-food moment. They have to park in another lot and walk in, which only makes the outing feel bigger. Inside, the scene is crowded and intense rather than neatly celebratory, and that mismatch becomes part of the humor. They keep layering in small details instead of rushing to a clean takeaway. The episode ends by folding back into listener reminders: subscribe, leave a comment, send a five-star review, and message them on Instagram. It lands like a friendly sign-off from people who are still very much inside their own running joke.

As heard by us

A goofy little run through church, burgers, and a very committed Tim Hortons stop.

This episode treats a Father's Day visit like a minor expedition: a burger stop, a chase after 100 subscribers, and a 30-minute drive to a Tim Hortons grand opening.

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Why you'd press play

You want a church-day Tim Hortons detour with sibling-style banter and a lot of built-up hype.

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