Now I live in the relatively unheard of climes of Prince Albert, where the pace of life is simply slower. We love this city, but today I did have to bite my tongue when I got caught behind a very elderly small lady shuffling a cart down the cheese isle at Safeway.»? But I digress.
I think I have discovered the basic reason for the differences between Toronto and Prince Albert.
View the charted evidence below:
Here is a map of Prince Albert with it's Starbucks clearly identified.
And here is a map of Toronto with it's Starbucks identified:
Need I say more?
I thought not.
To say nothing of Tim Horton's....
ReplyDeleteLol :D
ReplyDeleteYou have Safeway's? Wow that I didn't know!
I did not realize that PA had a Starbucks. My friend Arleen will be thrilled (she lives at Christopher Lake).
ReplyDeleteAngie: the Starbucks just opened this week.
ReplyDeleteSo PA has started sliding downhill too? Guess you could only hold off coffee-blight for so long.
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Who on earth would even get excited over Starbucks??? I'm no connoisseure, for sure, but give me a Timmy's any day.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm with you, Sharon.
ReplyDeleteHey I think we are all forgeting what makes PA so special...the 12 fast food retaurants, including Subway & pita places - 3, plus pizza places that would be 12. So fast food in total is about 27 places for 40,000 people.
ReplyDeleteMan that makes me want to stick around.
Well..what d'ya know. I thoight you guys only had the Bison or the Esso station for coffee. ;)
ReplyDeleteYou're burgoning!