If Tim Hortons can succeed at Roll Up the Rim, it can get staff vaccinated, customer says
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A Perth-Andover man is calling on Tim Hortons and other businesses to get their employees vaccinated.
When Jim Pickett was ordering a coffee at the local fast-food restaurant to take home to his wife last week, he asked the woman serving him if she was vaccinated.
"She said, 'No I don't take that stuff. I will never take that poison,'" Pickett recalled.
He said the employee spoke loudly, and her coworkers heard her.
"They were startled with my conversation," he said. "They probably never expected me to ask."
Other employees said they, too, were unvaccinated or had only one dose of vaccine, he said.
As Pickett stood at the counter, he made it clear he wanted to be served by a vaccinated person.
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