Hello, Going to canada was going to be great. You should go just for the 100 Tim Hortons. If you've ever wanted to go to niagra falls I totally recommend it. The experience was worth the drive you would not believe how fun my trip was. You should go for yourself.
The drive was amazing long but amazing all thought getting by the gates of border lines was going to be difficult. I had to use the restroom BAD and the only restroom was on the other side of the border. I needed to go so bad I got out of the car and walked across the border to the bathroom. My fam still waited in the gate. I got back and they checked my passport card and let me in my car. The name of the girl who was going through the trunk of are car to let us in was McDonald I laughed and said “Great now i’m hungry.”
I got out of the car at the rest stop it was a long way to the hotel. I bought a kinder egg because i've always wanted one ant they're illegal in the U.S.A so I opened it was it was the Disney princess Ariel. She was encased
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in her chockley prison and MAN it was DELICIOUS. We drove off of to the hotel. IT WAS HUGE. We got room service and oh there soup is good. We were only allowed four people in the room. So my family has five people so my little sister hid in the bathtub we hid her in there with pillows and blankets. The next day we went to niagara falls. Niagra falls is so magnificent, so loygourius, so wait is that a boat going under the falls? When I saw that we had to go do it but that was the last boat so we walked under the falls instead. The w tunnels under the falls are spooky, like really SPOOKY. I never thought I would do something like this in my life. On the way to the hotel I got an Ice cream because my blood sugar was low. If you don’t know what that is I have diabetes. If you need more info than that google it. When we got to the hotel there was this loud group of people next to our room. They kept us up all night. Until there neighbors called the police. The way home.
On the way home I was ecstatic. I was going to see my rabbit again (she’s great black and loves apples) I Love her so much that I almost fell down of the hotel staircase. In the car I had a pillow and blanket and was ready for the ride. I was so grateful to be going home there are too many Tim Hortons in Canada. So we crossed the border and two hours later he got home to our magnificent house. I layed down on the couch and vowed never to get of the couch again that day. Until they called us for dinner. MMM. Spaghetti, I love the way my mom makes it she makes it so good that when you eat it you're in heaven.
That day was amazing and I totally recommend it to whoever ends up reading this narrative. So in conclusion you should go to Niagra falls in Canada you should actually just go to Canada it's wonderful, exciting, and the Tim Hortons aren't bad either. So if you do end up going do what I did you'll have the most fun in your life.
Bye!
To analyze the economic conditions for Tim Hortons, firstly, we will talk about the worldwide economic situation and the specific economic condition in Canada, then shows how these factors that affect operation of Tim Hortons.
In the August 27th, 2014 article from The Globe and Mail, “Tim Hortons: How a brand became part of our National identity”, Joe Friesen observes that the intended merger of Tim Hortons with Burger King is not an ordinary business transaction, since Tim Hortons’ effective infiltration of the Canadian identity has made it an epitome of its culture and values.
When it comes to the term “Tim Hortons,” what comes to the average person’s mind might have a lot to do with which generation you grew up in. If you had grown up in the 1960’s and were a big hockey fan, you would probably match the name Tim Horton as the legendary defenseman who lead the Toronto Maple Leafs to four Stanley Cups. You even may match the name to the exotic De Tomaso Pantera, which was given to Horton as a one year signing bonus by the Buffalo Sabres, which Horton later died in during a high speed crash. If you weren’t born and raised during this era, then the name Tim Horton likely pairs up to the popular Canadian trademark of Tim Horton’s coffee and doughnuts. Although Horton did not have the chance to see his company grow into the multi-billion dollar business it is today, his name still rings through the nation and is a major part of the Canadians day.
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