I agree with your post, but it getting difficult to ignore the presence of TH, at least in downtown Toronto. They have almost replaced McDonald's as the cheap and quick food fix that lower income people rely on for their kids because they have become anchor tenants in new condos (who wants a McDonald's at the bottom of your condo building?). In my work area there's a new one in Regent Park and another one at River and King and families I work with are showing up with Tim Horton's bags all the time. There's no drive through, they're appealing to people who travel on foot and they're making sure you don't have to travel too far to buy their odious product.