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aka: How Rumours Get Started Sitting at a Tim Hortons (every Canadian and many Americans know this Coffee Shop franchise) I participated in an exchange. Since November, my father has his medications packaged in blister packs. Once a week they deliver a weeks supply. They usually arrive on Monday or Tuesday. Most of the time, they call to let us know they are on their way. After a weekend of self medicating for a severe backache, we were at the chiropractor around 10:00 AM. Leaving the chiropractor's office we headed to Tim Hortons for a coffee and a doughnut. We were just sitting down when my cellphone rang. It was the pharmacy. Could they deliver the Meds in about 20 minutes. Someone needs to be at home to sign for them. I told him we were not at home but in the neighbouring community. He asked if I was shopping. I told him we were enjoying a coffee at Timmies. His next question, which one? When I told him where we were, he told me to sit tight, he'd bring them to us at Tim Hortons. Sure enough, 5 minutes later, this smiling gentleman walks into the coffee shop singing out my name. Morley, Morley? I waved him over. He handed me a weeks worth of pills, I signed, and he was on his way. It's probably a good thing I am rarely in this particular Tim Hortons.