Tim Hortons Changing Cup Sizes Next Week!

[livemink]

Didnt see a thread on this yet, so I thought I'd let you guys know.

Ok, NO Savings ... As of Monday, just order one size down from what your normally order to get the same price and size.


http://www.thestar.com/business/article/1116209--tim-hortons-supersizes-its-coffee-cups

http://calgary.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20120116/tim-hortons-cup-sizes-120116/20120116/?hub=CalgaryHome

[riskit]

http://images.ctv.ca/archives/CTVNews/img2/20120116/450_new_tim_hortons_cup_sizes_120116.jpg

the funny thing is that they always short change when they do a short pour....which always gets me upset..they should put a level line in the inside of the cup..


;)

[Decile]

Does this hot? It does not. :confused:

[trixstar]

i heard from a timmy's employee that the price is the same for the same sizes that are currently available.. They are bringing in a larger size that will cost more..

small - same price - same amount
medium - same price - same amount
large - same price - same amount
XL - new price - new amount

maybe she's wrong :-0

edit: yeah the above picture sums it up.. nothing has changed. prices are the same for the same amount. It's only the name that changed.. welcome to canada

[livemink]

Does this hot? It does not. :confused:

For the addicts, I think so. I own a Tassimo, so I rarely drink Timmies unless im out with friends.

[CanKon]

Anything involving Tim Horton is not hot.

[Winkle]

Does this hot? It does not. :confused:

Yeah, more bad coffee for the same price is still bad coffee.

[habsfan321]

Not super hot, but at least you're getting more for the same price.
No you're not... For example: The old "large" is the new "medium", but the new medium is still the same price as the old large. Just the names have changed. You're getting the same amount of coffee for the same price as before. I've confirmed this with Tim Hortons on Twitter.

Nothing to see here people... Time to close the thread.

[Siefer999]

its the same price for the equal amount of coffee. so the new small is the same price as the old medium

[livemink]

... new XL size and price, so the old XL is now a L- for the price of a large according to my understanding. So yea you get more for the same price...



No you're not... For example: The old "large" is the new "medium", but the new medium is still the same price as the old large. Just the names have changed. You're getting the same amount of coffee for the same price.

Nothing to see here people...

[najibs]

You guys have it all wrong....

Next week when you order your medium coffe that you've always ordered, you will be getting and paying for what the 'old' large is. So, if you want your same medium coffee, you'll have to order a small, to get the same price, and same size as what you used to.

So, all thsoe who think "Tim horton's is sooo great, giving us more free coffee..." you're dead wrong. They're doing quite the opposite. It's a marketing and sales tactic. Ordering a "small" coffee doesn't sound very filling, or appealing, hence why you will prob order a medium or large, which in reality means you're getting a large or extra large. Smart marketing by timmies.

[mountaindew]

Price of a Medium Double Double is going to be a Large Double Double size.

I think you've got it wrong. They are just changing the name. Say if you order a Medium now and pay X dollars for it, after the change, you have to order a Small to get the same amount of coffee and pay the same amount X. If you order a Medium(after change), you'll instead get a Large(before change) and pay the price of a Large(before change). At least that's how I understand it.

So really no savings.

[livemink]

"The prices for each cup size will not change, just their names."

So a medium is still a medium price... just bigger? no?


You guys have it all wrong....

Next week when you order your medium coffe that you've always ordered, you will be getting and paying for what the 'old' large is. So, if you want your same medium coffee, you'll have to order a small, to get the same price, and same size as what you used to.

So, all thsoe who think "Tim horton's is sooo great, giving us more free coffee..." you're dead wrong. They're doing quite the opposite. It's a marketing and sales tactic. Ordering a "small" coffee doesn't sound very filling, or appealing, hence why you will prob order a medium or large, which in reality means you're getting a large or extra large. Smart marketing by timmies.

[trixstar]

"The prices for each cup size will not change, just their names."

So a medium is still a medium ... just bigger? no?

:facepalm:

[andyyuen]

Way to promote obesity,
The American way

[Spray]

this size has been in the usa for a couple years now. It's such a weird shaped cup. It's super tall and skinny :P

[wilsonlam97]

I was waiting for somebody to say this but this is probably in response to McDonalds which has massive cups compared to timmies.

[dngo12]

Right now a large is $1.78.
So starting Monday a medium will be $1.78?

>:(

[nufan]

Thread of the year IMO :facepalm:

[window shopper]

hot deals forum?

:facepalm:

[livemink]

Ok .. I dont know which article to believe.

http://www.thestar.com/business/article/1116209--tim-hortons-supersizes-its-coffee-cups

[BestOffer]

Way to promote obesity,
The American way

how with black coffee with no sugar or cream? ;)

[gheart008]

I was wondering when this would happen. Whenever I order a medium from Timmy's, the cup is always sooo small.

[Reignman]

Anyone know what the price of the new XL will be? I haven't seen anything on this.

[Chr1s]

"The prices for each cup size will not change, just their names."

So a medium is still a medium price... just bigger? no?

When you order a medium, you will now be getting a large and paying for a large.
So if you want medium, order a small and you will be paying for and getting a medium. :D

[Mattones]

I heard the size will cost $2.15..

[epik89]

if you guys want to avoid confusion

just order a size smaller then you usually do.

you'll get the size your used to and the price is the same.

FOR EXAMPLE IF YOU ORDER A MEDIUM DOUBLE DOUBLE

get a small double double

[nsx]

:arrow:

Moved from "Hot Deals" to "Food & Drink."

[BestOffer]

I was wondering when this would happen. Whenever I order a medium from Timmy's, the cup is always sooo small.

medium is tall (12oz), large is grande (16oz), and x-large is venti (20oz)

[zz000ter]

Customers will pay the same price for the same amount of coffee
a 10 oz cup will cost the same after the name change as it does today
a 14 oz cup will cost the same after the name change as it does today

Just the names are changing

[coltonbauman]

I'm loving the confusion over this. I don't drink coffee often anymore, but when I do, it's normally not timmies.

[frugal_fanboy]

This thread and the lack of comprehension is making me LOL

:facepalm::facepalm:

Perhaps this will help (prices are not accurate, just used to aid this example):

Current:

Small — 8 oz. $1

Medium — 10 oz. $2

Large — 14 oz. $3

Extra Large — 20 oz. $4

Future:

Extra small — 8 oz. $1

Small — 10 oz. $2

Medium — 14 oz. $3

Large — 20 oz. $4

Extra large — 24 oz $5


"There isn't a change in the price or amount of beverage - it's only the name of the size that's changing."

[Jimboski]

Mmmm Coffee!

[coltonbauman]

This thread and the lack of comprehension is making me LOL

:facepalm::facepalm:

Perhaps this will help (prices are not accurate, just used to aid this example):

Current:

Small — 8 oz. $1

Medium — 10 oz. $2

Large — 14 oz. $3

Extra Large — 20 oz. $4

Future:

Extra small — 8 oz. $1

Small — 10 oz. $2

Medium — 14 oz. $3

Large — 20 oz. $4

Extra large — 24 oz $5


"There isn't a change in the price or amount of beverage - it's only the name of the size that's changing."

I think this should be stickied, just so there isn't a lot of irate customers on Monday. :razz:

[Jimboski]

I think this should be stickied, just so there isn't a lot of irate customers on Monday. :razz:

Yup the OP should edit his post and add that In so It causes less confusion!

[blazed16]

No you're not... For example: The old "large" is the new "medium", but the new medium is still the same price as the old large. Just the names have changed. You're getting the same amount of coffee for the same price as before. I've confirmed this with Tim Hortons on Twitter.

Nothing to see here people... Time to close the thread.

U sir are correct this is how it is going to be...

No deal here at all just new names and a new bigger xl cup that will most likely be priced at 1.88

[zz000ter]

If i recall, the 24oz will be $1.97

[jason9945]

I was waiting for somebody to say this but this is probably in response to McDonalds which has massive cups compared to timmies.
McDonalds Large (their largest size) is 20oz.


how with black coffee with no sugar or cream? ;)
+1, its basically tap water and not much more.

I heard the size will cost $2.15..
Still, amazingly, cheaper than in the US. An XL at Dunkin costs $2.50-$2.75 with tax.

[livemink]

yea, this is stupid. The money they will make from people mis-ordering next week.

[ronin1701]

Didnt see a thread on this yet, so I thought I'd let you guys know.

http://forums.redflagdeals.com/tom-hortons-new-extra-large-1132278/


:arrow:

Moved from "Hot Deals" to "Food & Drink."

This was in Hot Deals? Seriously? :lol:

[livemink]

http://forums.redflagdeals.com/tom-hortons-new-extra-large-1132278/


TOM Hortons?

[ronin1701]

This thread and the lack of comprehension is making me LOL

"There isn't a change in the price or amount of beverage - it's only the name of the size that's changing."

Huh? If the old XL was 20 oz and the new XL is 24 oz (which hasn't existed up to this point), then how is that not a change in the amount of beverage?

[ronin1701]

TOM Hortons?

LOL - my bad - fixed now - but it didn't really seem to stop the posters in that thread from figuring out what was going on.

[livemink]

Huh? If the old XL was 20 oz and the new XL is 24 oz (which hasn't existed up to this point), then how is that not a change in the amount of beverage?

Lol that was my logic. Cant say I didnt search though lol, looked for Tim Hortons

[ronin1701]

Lol that was my logic. Cant say I didnt search though lol, looked for Tim Hortons

Fair enough.

But "hot deals" though? :lol:

[livemink]

Fair enough.

But "hot deals" though? :lol:

Lol I misread the article and assumed we were getting more coffee for the same price... How naive of me:o

They're gonna make a killing next week when it changes though, and im sure not everyone know about it

[djemzine]

I'll stick to my tall, grande and venti thanks :)

[jyh76]

And when the time comes to roll up the rim, people have to buy the new medium(old large) to play...

[Task514]

Luckily its not Starbucks that is changing its size naming scheme...
That'll get everyone even more confused!

[samkat]

I'm lost and or confused. I require the sizes in metric measures.

[jason9945]

I'm lost and or confused. I require the sizes in metric measures.

How do you order normally since they don't have the sizes posted at any tim hortons I've been to. :facepalm:

[samkat]

Just say "I'd like 375ml size"

[ronin1701]

Just say "I'd like 375ml size"

I didn't know they had a 12.8 oz cup :lol:

[Siefer999]

Huh? If the old XL was 20 oz and the new XL is 24 oz (which hasn't existed up to this point), then how is that not a change in the amount of beverage?

Huh? what part of "name change" dont you understand? What does quantity have to do with anything? Oh yes, the existence of the whole new size. Where does that fit into everything? I guess you missed the whole "NEW" label in front of the NEW XL and the whole blurb about the name change was so they can accommodate the new 24oz XL size

[ronin1701]

Huh? what part of "name change" dont you understand? What does quantity have to do with anything? Oh yes, the existence of the whole new size. Where does that fit into everything? I guess you missed the whole "NEW" label in front of the NEW XL and the whole blurb about the name change was so they can accommodate the new 24oz XL size

The name didn't change, the volume associated with the particular name did :facepalm:

To avoid confusion in the rest of the line, they should have just called the new 24 oz size "XXL" and kept everything else the same.

The "new XL" won't be "new" forever.

[Kasakato]

The name didn't change, the volume associated with the particular name did :facepalm:

To avoid confusion in the rest of the line, they should have just called the new 24 oz size "XXL" and kept everything else the same.

The "new XL" won't be "new" forever.

Inversely, the name associated with a given volume has changed. (i.e. a 250ml cup was known as a large, now known as a medium). Semantics.

FWIW, the price per unit of product did not change. Your new medium will cost the same as an old large.

[ronin1701]

Inversely, the name associated with a given volume has changed. (i.e. a 250ml cup was known as a large, now known as a medium). Semantics.

FWIW, the price per unit of product did not change. Your new medium will cost the same as an old large.

Except that people don't go up to the counter and ask for a drink by the cup volume, they ask by size name.

FYI - the 250mL/8oz cup used to be called a "small" (now an "extra small") not a large (new medium) as you stated above. The old large (new medium) is a 14 oz cup.

(P.S. that's "conversely", not "inversely". Semantics, you know).

[Kasakato]

Except that people don't go up to the counter and ask for a drink by the cup volume, they ask by size name.

FYI - the 250mL/8oz cup used to be called a "small" (now an "extra small") not a large (new medium) as you stated above. The old large (new medium) is a 14 oz cup.

(P.S. that's "conversely", not "inversely". Semantics, you know).
I picked the sizes arbitrarily.

FYI Conversely and inversely are synonyms. :lol:

[ronin1701]

I picked the sizes arbitrarily.

Riiiiiiight .... because a ""large" (new or old) is soooooo much like a "small" (new or old)


FYI Conversely and inversely are synonyms. :lol:

:facepalm:

Fill in the blanks:

1. All mothers are women. __________ not all women are mothers.

2. Wavelength is __________ proportional to frequency.

[ronin1701]

Again, I picked the numbers arbitrary.

Were you never taught the difference between a noun, an adjective and adverb. :facepalm::facepalm:

:facepalm: whatever man, you just keep digging that hole :facepalm:

:facepalm: FYI - "conversely" and "inversely" are both adverbs :facepalm:

[Kasakato]

Riiiiiiight .... because a ""large" (new or old) is soooooo much like a "small" (new or old)



:facepalm:

Fill in the blanks:

1. All mothers are women. __________ not all women are mothers.

2. Wavelength is __________ proportional to frequency.

Again, I picked the numbers arbitrary.

Edit: Were you never taught what a synonym is?. :facepalm::facepalm:

[ronin1701]

Again, I picked the numbers arbitrary.

Edit: Were you never taught what a synonym is?. :facepalm::facepalm:

Yeah, a good example is "Kasakato" and "ignorant".

[Kasakato]

Yeah, and "inverse" and "converse" sure as heck are not.

On the other hand, "Kasakato" and "ignorant" are.
:facepalm:

Ill get to the point. All synonyms are synonyms in their respective context. For example, a pupil is synonymous with a student in any school or academic setting. However, a pupil is not a student in a biology or anatomy context as it refers to a body part. Another common example is expired. My milk can expire and turn sour. Also, a person can expire and die. It is incorrect to say one's milk has died.

Wavelengths in a science or mathematical context uses inversely in a completely different context. You are transforming the word into a science adverb. Our original discussion referred to paper cup sizes, a far cry from science.

[Jimboski]

I thought this thread was about coffee and not grammar!

[ronin1701]

Wavelengths in a science or mathematical context uses inversely in a completely different context. You are transforming the word into a science adverb. Our original discussion referred to paper cup sizes, a far cry from science.

What is the distinction of size if not a practical application of mathematics???

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[ronin1701]

I thought this thread was about coffee and not grammar!

Depends on whether incorrect grammar is being used in the discussion of coffee!

[Jimboski]

Depends on whether incorrect grammar is being used in the discussion of coffee!

Fair enough.. Carry on..

[Kasakato]

What is the distinction of size if not a practical application of mathematics???

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Because we are discussing nomenclature and not volume. "Medium" and "Large" do not involve any volumetric units.

Not sure if you have ever bothered to Google the word, but it has a built in dictionary, enjoy: http://www.google.ca/search?q=conversley&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a#hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=Vhn&sa=X&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&q=conversely&tbs=dfn:1&tbo=u&ei=vZIWT8aLNcWEgwe2q7i3Aw&ved=0CCoQkQ4&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&fp=26b81bdd618ca1ae&biw=1920&bih=964

[ronin1701]

Not sure if you have ever bothered to Google the word, but it has a built in dictionary, enjoy: http://www.google.ca/search?q=conversley&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a#hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=Vhn&sa=X&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&q=conversely&tbs=dfn:1&tbo=u&ei=vZIWT8aLNcWEgwe2q7i3Aw&ved=0CCoQkQ4&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&fp=26b81bdd618ca1ae&biw=1920&bih=964

Seriously dude, get a life.


Because we are discussing nomenclature and not volume. "Medium" and "Large" do not involve any volumetric units.

If you haven't noticed this entire thread is about cup sizes, and the definition of "medium" and "large" cup sizes is at the very heart of that. This discussion which can really only be accomplished if we have a proper definition of such terms, and this can only be done if we do know their volumes.

[Kasakato]

Seriously dude, get a life.



If you haven't noticed quantity is at the very heart of this discussion thread and the definition of "medium" and "large" cup sizes, a discussion which can really only be accomplished if we have a proper definition of such terms, and this can only be done if we do know their volumes.

Glad you learned a lesson in English today! Enjoy your Timmies.

[ronin1701]

Glad you learned a lesson in English today! Enjoy your Timmies.

Actually, I prefer Second Cup anyways :razz:

Suggest you get some sleep, kid, you've got classes tomorrow.

[miss_swan]

It's a method to increase profits.

Provide more sizing, it costs more to carry another cup size ... however, it also provides buffer to increase pricing across the board without people getting too mad.

In the end, they will increase their profits.

If you ask Timmies, they beat their chest and say "it's for the customers, giving them more choice blah, blah, blah ..." but in reality it's always self-serving.

[samkat]

How about just bringing in your own resuable cup and asking them to fill it to the rim.

[Siefer999]

The name didn't change, the volume associated with the particular name did :facepalm:

To avoid confusion in the rest of the line, they should have just called the new 24 oz size "XXL" and kept everything else the same.

The "new XL" won't be "new" forever.

The name change aligns themselves with a more similar sizing with McDonalds and 7-11. People have already associated Tims with having tiny coffees even though they are relatively the same as mcdonalds, only with a different name.

The new XL will simply be known as XL soon. I expect some people will have difficulty understanding the new sizing more than others, but they will eventually get it. You are the perfect example. Keep trying.

[ronin1701]

The name change aligns themselves with a more similar sizing with McDonalds and 7-11. People have already associated Tims with having tiny coffees even though they are relatively the same as mcdonalds, only with a different name.

The new XL will simply be known as XL soon. I expect some people will have difficulty understanding the new sizing more than others, but they will eventually get it. You are the perfect example. Keep trying.

Don't need to, I don't drink their coffee. Try again, loser.

[Siefer999]

Don't need to, I don't drink their coffee. Try again, loser.

That's right. you go to TOM HORTONS

[ronin1701]

That's right. you go to TOM HORTONS

Oh, thou hath mortally woundeth me - the pen (or keyboard) truly is mightier than the sword :razz:

Is that the best that you can do? That's a pretty juvenile attempt at an insult. Do your mommy and daddy know you're already drinking coffee?

Try again.

P.S. I'm sure Tom's coffee would be better than the swill they serve at Tim's anyways :lol:

[CalgaryMan]

It will be interesting to see what will happen with Roll Up The Rim when it starts on February 27, 2012! For as long as I can remember the contest included Medium (10 oz), Large (14 oz), and XL (20 oz) cup sizes. The Small (8 oz) was not included in the contest.

With the new sizing starting January 23, 2012, I know for certain that the new 24 oz X Large will be included, but the question mark lies above the 10 oz Small (currently Medium) cup. Hopefully they include it in the contest. I have a feeling that they may not include the 10 oz in effort to increase sales even more during roll up season.

It will also be interesting to see the new prize distribution. Up until 2006, Tim Hortons published a prize distribution chart among the three cup sizes and the larger the cup, the greater the odds of wining. Starting with 2007, Tim Hortons stopped publishing this chart and said that prizes were randomly distributed among the three cup sizes however, in the 5 roll up seasons from 2007 - 2011, it has been very clear that in terms of prizes XL>L>M. With the new 24 oz cup, it will be interesting to see if Tim Hortons adds additional prizes for the new size, or if they spread out the current distribution over the four sizes. We will have to wait and see...

[livemink]

It will be interesting to see what will happen with Roll Up The Rim when it starts on February 27, 2012! For as long as I can remember the contest included Medium (10 oz), Large (14 oz), and XL (20 oz) cup sizes. The Small (8 oz) was not included in the contest.

With the new sizing starting January 23, 2012, I know for certain that the new 24 oz X Large will be included, but the question mark lies above the 10 oz Small (currently Medium) cup. Hopefully they include it in the contest. I have a feeling that they may not include the 10 oz in effort to increase sales even more during roll up season.

It will also be interesting to see the new prize distribution. Up until 2006, Tim Hortons published a prize distribution chart among the three cup sizes and the larger the cup, the greater the odds of wining. Starting with 2007, Tim Hortons stopped publishing this chart and said that prizes were randomly distributed among the three cup sizes however, in the 5 roll up seasons from 2007 - 2011, it has been very clear that in terms of prizes XL>L>M. With the new 24 oz cup, it will be interesting to see if Tim Hortons adds additional prizes for the new size, or if they spread out the current distribution over the four sizes. We will have to wait and see...


interesting ...

[matdwyer]

This starts today - I'm underwhelmed to see that it is only 4 ounces more. If you're going to go BIG why not go BIG? Bump it up to 30 ounce like a trenta.

If I'm not mistaken the timmies in the US is already this size for XL, I've had it many times and it isn't a ridiculous amount at all.

The only thing I haven't seen yet is the pricing (guess I will tomorrow) but I'd assume that it is in the $2.00 range (XL is currently $1.80).

BTW, The new XL will have 240 mg of caffeine in it (vs. 80 in a redbull) so for those caffeine lightweights, you're drinking 4 redbulls with one XL coffee hahaha.

[thumper80]

Pricing did go up here . Used to cost 3.57 for 2 xl coffees now its 3.98 .

[SShadow]

$2.19 here for the new XL. And MANY people were confused with the pricing/sizes. The only reason I went to Tim's this morning was to see this new "Extra Large" coffee. I am sure I read in the news that Tims was doing this in order to bring their sizing and prices in line with their direct competetion. As far as I remember, McD's extra large was still cheaper and bigger than Tims (old) extra large. So how does adding the new size but giving it a higher price, bring them in line with their competetion? Doesn't make much sense to me. *shrug* (Probably why I'm not a business major or something!)

[jason9945]

That's right. you go to TOM HORTONS

Tom is related to Tim Horton. Neither have anything to do with the coffee chain "Tim Hortons". It drives me nuts when people say "Tim Horton" as in "I stopped at Tim Horton and got a coffee"


That all being said I only go here....

http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lkhzekVjw81qi75gqo1_500.jpg

[jcon]

Pricing did go up here . Used to cost 3.57 for 2 xl coffees now its 3.98 .

The pricing went up? Are you ordering the same size, the old extra large is now a large.

[thumper80]

The pricing went up? Are you ordering the same size, the old extra large is now a large.
Yep got the new 24 ounce cups .

[jcon]

Yep got the new 24 ounce cups .

So the pricing didn't go up, just the names changed. You still get the same amount of coffee at the same price.

[Melfice]

Yes, price did went up. Large used to be $1.65 now $1.80. That was the price for x-large.

[Shimso]

Yes, price did went up. Large used to be $1.65 now $1.80. That was the price for x-large.

The price for the name "large" went up (as did the volume), but did the price for the size (mL) go up?


eg. how much did 16mL of coffee cost last week compared to this week? I'm 99% sure that almost every Tim's has kept the same price per mL.




Pricing did go up here . Used to cost 3.57 for 2 xl coffees now its 3.98 .

That's because the size went up as well. If you wanted the same amount of coffee as you did last week, you'd now order 2 large coffees and those should be $3.57 (unless that location decided to increase prices).





None of this is about increasing prices; its changing the name of the cup sizes & adding a bigger size....

[AndrewShev]

coffee as a natural laxative. So now the bathrooms will be even fuller...

[CalgaryMan]

Calgary, AB Tim Horton's Coffee Prices as of January 23, 2012

Extra Small (8 oz) $1.18
Small (10 oz) $1.32
Medium (14 oz) $1.56
Large (20 oz) $1.70
XL (24 oz) $1.90

[AndrewShev]

Calgary, AB Tim Horton's Coffee Prices as of January 23, 2012

Extra Small (8 oz) $1.18
Small (10 oz) $1.32
Medium (14 oz) $1.56
Large (20 oz) $1.70
XL (24 oz) $1.90

I think i also pay 1.70 for large here.

[windforcexx28]

I tried an XL tea today. The cup is taller as advertised, but the cup felt kind of unstable (it felt like it'd tip over with the slightest applied pressure on the sides)

Good thing was I got it with the price of a L :D

[glover78]

that XL cup is ridiculously huge. as stated earlier this is just going to promote obesity the american way.