Canada + Tim Hortons = Win

[Peetah]

Well just today my professor gave me a Tim Hortons prize. LOL
So Im leaving the class and he comes to me.

Prof: Hey Peter, I remember you. May I ask, do you go to Tim Hortons a lot?
Me: Sure sir I'm Canadian.
Prof: Haha, well remember when you helped me get my car out of that snow last winter? Well here, take this and get yourself a donut.
Me: Wow thanks sir, this means a a lot. :3

Then he hands me this roll up the rim prize. LOL
If I could send this through the internets I would. Dam Tim Hortons tastes goood.

[blαh2355]

I lol'd, you help a professor get out of the snow and you get a free doughnut in return.

[Mr. Franklin]

ok i really dont get it what really happened?

[Shawn]

WTF why is roll up still going on over there? it end like 2-3 weeks ago here I'm pissed i didn't win the car all i won this year was 10 coffees and 4 donuts

[horia.strugariu]

Hey i didn't get it either...

[Foofoojack]

You call your Prof. sir?
Or is that normal :s

[Sabb]

You call your Prof. sir?
Or is that normal :s

People tend to use that term when speaking to someone they respect.

Also, Timmies is fkin awesome. Just thought I'd put that out there.
And Franklin, I don't understand what you're confused on.
Peetah's prof. won a doughnut from a "Roll up the Rim" cup from Tim Horton's and gave it to Peetah.
If you don't know what Roll up the Rim to win is, or Tim Horton's, then it's time to pull up Google.

[Shawn]

You call your Prof. sir?
Or is that normal :s

Thats normal, or you call them by their first name.

[Foofoojack]

People tend to use that term when speaking to someone they respect.

Where you live :/

[Sabb]

Where you live :/

No, in general.

[Foofoojack]

No, in general.

I don't know anybody that calls anybody sir, except relatives in the police force.

[Sabb]

I don't know anybody that calls anybody sir, except relatives in the police force.

That's mainly because of the age group?
I wasn't implying that teenagers go around calling their teachers "sir".

[Foofoojack]

That's mainly because of the age group?
I wasn't implying that teenagers go around calling their teachers "sir".

Ah alright.

[Shawn]

That's mainly because of the age group?
I wasn't implying that teenagers go around calling their teachers "sir".

we did at my high school once you hit high school you usually ditch the whole mis soso/ Mr soso

[Sabb]

we did at my high school once you hit high school you usually ditch the whole mis soso/ Mr soso

Heh, I don't think it's common anymore.
When you went to high school that had to be just over 20 years ago right? a couple of years ago.
I'm sure most younger society acts a lot different now at say age 14 - 19 than they did a couple years ago years ago.
I think most people in that age group now act a lot more juvenile and indiscipline.
Or the area you live in act much different than most.