Hopefully Timmies Is The Wave Of The Future

If you ride public transit when school gets out you can appreciate the actions of this franchisee. Noisy, foul mouthed, back packing little snots who show little respect for other people are the model by which many judge young people.

A revolt is brewing after students are banned from schmoozing inside their favourite Tim Hortons after ordering a cuppa

By MIKE STROBEL

Tim Horton, the man, never would have let this happen.

"It's un-Canadian," Michael Bonanno, 16, tells me.

Michael is as steamed as a Catholic honours student can get.

First day of class last week, he eagerly strolls up to his Tim Hortons. (Ever notice how we are so possessive of our Timmys).

It is directly across Eringate Dr. from Michael Power/St. Joseph Catholic high school, where young Mr. Bonanno is in Grade 12.

What a summer he has had. Sunshine, pals, learning to fly a Cessna.

Suddenly, he crashes back to earth. Plastered on all the windows are signs, in lovely pink, orange, blue and lime.

"Students," it says, "until further notice... take out only." What?! No schmoozing with your friends? No gossiping about teachers? No lounging in those hard-ass Tim chairs? Nossiree. Not between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.

INFESTED

The Tim Hortons at Eringate and Renforth Dr. no longer wishes to be infested with students.