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Coffee Junkies
So I was working on my Canada flag collage thingy assignment and I was thinking: What if all of the Tim Hortons were closed dow
n? Better yet, what if coffee was made illegal in Canada. I think at first there would just be outrage. Petitions, marches with signs, rants, and so on. Then I think things would get ugly. Those people that drink like 8 cups a day just to stay awake would go absolutly nuts. I honestly think people would be killed. There would be arrests for illegal coffee grow-ops. People would be put in jail for smuggling coffee from Mexico or the states. Then I was thinking that if it could be this bad just for coffee, what about if smoking cigarettes was made illigal, and the distribution of smokes. It would be 10000 times worse. I work at a variety store and I must sell like 100 packs a shift it
s so rediculous. No matter what the price is raised to for smokes, smokers will pay it. Some brands have reached 10 bucks. Its rediculous; that 10 bucks could go towards groceries or charity!
n? Better yet, what if coffee was made illegal in Canada. I think at first there would just be outrage. Petitions, marches with signs, rants, and so on. Then I think things would get ugly. Those people that drink like 8 cups a day just to stay awake would go absolutly nuts. I honestly think people would be killed. There would be arrests for illegal coffee grow-ops. People would be put in jail for smuggling coffee from Mexico or the states. Then I was thinking that if it could be this bad just for coffee, what about if smoking cigarettes was made illigal, and the distribution of smokes. It would be 10000 times worse. I work at a variety store and I must sell like 100 packs a shift it
s so rediculous. No matter what the price is raised to for smokes, smokers will pay it. Some brands have reached 10 bucks. Its rediculous; that 10 bucks could go towards groceries or charity!
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