[Senator Clay Davis]

I'd be curious to know what percentage of Tim's coffee is sold as a double double or more (like the utterly revolting triple triple). When I was younger and pretty much kept it only to a Tim's double double, I enjoyed it but over time it just got to be way too sweet. So I switched to a regular (one cream, one sugar) and that's pretty much when I stopped drinking Tim's. Basically the more you can taste the actual coffee, the more you realize how poor it is.

So for instance talking about how there's different types of beer and everyone enjoys something different is a little off base as a comparison. It's better to compare Bud Light and Bud Light Lime. Beer is fundamentally beer as coffee is fundamentally coffee, but some people can only enjoy a Bud Light Lime and not a Bud Light because adding the lime changes the taste enough to make "beer" tolerable. Likewise with Tim's at the double double and beyond level it tastes so little like coffee and more like cream and sugar (and really it tastes like a diabetic coma), that it's not even really comparable to other coffees that don't require excess sugar and cream to taste "good".