Is this the future of Tim's

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First-ever Tim Hortons with no-staff drive-thru opens in Southwestern Ontario

WINDSOR – A Tim Hortons in the Southwestern Ontario town of Tecumseh is the first in Canada to test out new drive-thru technology.

lfpress.com

 

[bazokajoe]

Meh. No different than self check outs at Walmart, grocery stores and many other big box stores.

 

[Brill]

Tim’s were the loudest against raising the minimum wage, I hope this fails for them

 

[Ref]

There is still some schlepper inside loading up the orders on a conveyor belt.

I want to see a fully automated setup similar to getting a coffee out of a vending machine (which incidentally, vending machine coffee tastes better than Timmies).

Robots! There should be zero humans involved in the process to be fully automated.

 

[K Douglas]

Tim’s were the loudest against raising the minimum wage, I hope this fails for them

They're doing this because a) the minimum wage was raised by too much and too fast and b) they can't find enough staff.

 

[John Wick]

Can't eat that poisonous garbage at Tim's. Can't understand how others are able to choke it down in such vast quantities either. To each their own though....

 

[Spacealien2]

Can't eat that poisonous garbage at Tim's. Can't understand how others are able to choke it down in such vast quantities either. To each their own though....

At this point any cheap food is toxic.

 

[Darts]

Meh. No different than self check outs at Walmart, grocery stores and many other big box stores.

Whole Foods
Amazon Opens a Whole Foods With the Next Step in Automation - The New York Times (nytimes.com)

 

[Mitchell99]

Honestly, most likely.

 

[spankingman]

They're doing this because a) the minimum wage was raised by too much and too fast and b) they can't find enough staff.

IF the Fiberals get in at the next Provincial election Delduca is talking a $16.00 min. wage.