Name: 蒂姆霍頓捲起緣來贏：是騙局嗎？ (Tim Hortons Roll up the Rim to Win: Is it a scam?)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:26:40.000Z
Duration: 3 min 50 s
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Or, as I like to call it, roll up the rim, not toe win bitter hell, yah!

Last year I had zero for 12 cups and in the advertisement says one in six odds of winning coffee and food prices.

Like cars, free coffee for a year, $105,000 prepaid cards and $50,050 Tim cards.

They have the gall to tell me that almost every Canadian won a prize.

Over 200 million cups will be produced for this contest.

They actually separate the country into regions, and over 100 million of those cups will end up in on Well, this is definitely how I do not roll up my rim to win.

There's this thing called a rim roller that was featured on Dragon's den, etcetera.

It's kind of like shark tank, but in Canada, it says here, it helps you prevent breaking your fingernails or hurting your fingernails and getting wax in your teeth.

I am paying or just over $2 for a rim roller.

The best way seriously, though, is to find out where the arrow's pointing and then slowly just flatten out your cup and then push up with your thumbs.

Not your nails, just your thumbs and just it'll slowly roll up.

So, basically, in my experience, it's always been rolled the rim not to win Last year again.

I think I'd have better odds with country style.

You get one in one point something 1,000,000 for the car.

The odds of winning a food Preiser like a lot 1.56 and then the odds of no prize are really small.