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Yes. The one on broadway was all Philippinos when I was there 4-5 months ago Good service, good product Most churches even now are all TFW, the one by me on Hastings and nanaimo is so fucking ghetto, swear the few times I’ve been in there I’m like.. these people are not from around here.. lol (the customers) |
can i have a russian wife too? |
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Chicken lady is good, popeyes hasn't been the greatest. I still need to try Mary Browns |
I'm receiving news that UPS, FedEx and Purolator are going to planning to cease pick ups and drop offs for 72 hours within the next couple of days. |
dont bother with mary browns. holy shit its so friggin bad (at least the one near twassassen mills is anyways) |
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Dunno why but we always get it hunting and it’s 10/10 |
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Just because you have not been impacted by the Canada Post strike doesn't mean others have not been impacted. What about all the small businesses that have lost business because they do not have access to regular delivery services? Seniors that receive their bills by mail? |
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Honda completely missed the point with that one as per usual. Services don't run deficits, they cost money because they're services. You wouldn't say the military runs a deficit. CP also covers a ton of area that private companies don't, and charge far less. I like how Canada is supposedly riddled with crime yet having packages left outside the door at 3am isn't a problem. |
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I guarantee you this is not how Canada post is going to operate a decade from now. Public service or not, this is completely unsustainable going forward. When it costs $65 to send a paper back book Vancouver to Toronto and $5 to send a letter for a hydro bill to a senior, things will change. Whether that’s privatization or a complete overhaul of the system, I GUARANTEE you Canada post will look completely different than it does now in a decade. Even completely incompetent govts like we have in Canada will eventually realize there’s no value in this model. I’m sure there are competent countries in this world that doesn’t require disabled seniors to sit next to their front door waiting for a physical cheque to arrive.. If you let Amazon take over the service and cut delivery to once a week, I bet they could operate with a profit. |
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My parents, day by day, become more conservative and their ideas get warped more and more by social media. They blame Liberals for everything, think gov't is doing nothing but wasting money, dislike immigration (even though they are immigrants, and believe the lies that Trump tells. They only know how to complain about the things that do not work and they don't know how to appreciate the miracle of the things that do (like the great life they lead is a direct result of the gov't). |
The liberal attitude is - we’re not quite yet a 3rd world country so it’s not so bad The Canadian dream is NEVER even TRYING to do better, it’s just accepting everything is some degree of shit, and there is NEVER an opportunity to improve :lol It’s not even a liberal attitude, it’s a Canadian attitude to bend over and accept the norm rather than ever seek change or improvement. |
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I agree that their current model is unsustainable. |
a bill in the mail is retarded. absolutely unnecessary. senior or not. |
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It would literally be cheaper to have someone setup a senior with an iPad and an email and teach them how to use it then deliver letters and receipts to them for a decade. |
Been waiting for my passport since mid-Nov...Stuck with CP. |
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Just putting it out there. Don't believe everything your hear on the news about Canada Post's $3B loss. That was actually money they spent. CP built a brand new big sorting facility in Scarborough, hundreds of new EVs and implementing as new sorting and delivery system that doesn't work and is one of the key points the union is fighting against |
The problem is that the union isn't drawing much public support and/or not impacting the Canadian economy, as with the CP/CN strike or the longshoremen. It seems most people I know are in a similar position as Honda Racer. The Post being on strike hasn't impacted them in the slightest. It just goes to show how redundant their services have become. |
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