we have amazing franchise owners in canada for tim hortons.y did a great job training and motivating teams. we had a plan that was balanced and that had a big push on p.m. foods. we have historically been a strong breakfast business, but lunch has been an opportunity. we invested behind that with a good team, loaded bowls and wraps. we have also rolled out outstanding cold beverages that have helped us drive the pm business even further. we have grown significantly over the last couple of years and think that is an opportunity for long-term growth. they mobility that has come with the easing of restrictions has brought our people downtown. we have seen a bit of pent up demand in canada. justin bieber, i am a believer. he has been a big part of our success, but the core business is doing well. taylor: i am the token vegetarian on this program, so i am going to ask about the momentum for plant-based options. jose: i.e. that on occasion, so i am a big fan. we have seen some strong performances, especially internationally. we have strong markets i

up 15. >> tim horton was doing quite well it was their al bra trosz.ons to them you have jose? >> coming up at 10:00 a.m. >> that will be terrific he's great restaurateur. by the way, so is gibbs at yum, but the problem with -- he was traveling so i don't want to say he was ducking this, but yum had a russian problem and yum has a pizza hut problem. it's like, you know, sometimes when you're in the dog food business and you put on the can, new and improved, the dogs are not sure >> yeah. pizza hut and papa john's today down three >> oh, no. >> uk really hurts 20% hike but they say increasingly difficult macro environment. >> only six ingredients in their pizza. i like rob lynch very much he's been on a bunch of times. the pizza katz gory has gotten quite tough. >> remember when it was the end all be all, all things, restaurants and stocks >> yeah. but i happen to like this new guy at domino's. we have to give him some time. russell wiener domino's could be putsing in a bottom people like him. they understand that he has got great growth but the company

guy over thousand dollars per share take a look at the restaurant brand, they run burger king, tim hortoncessarily here in the u.s., sales were flat they were trying to fix that and also popeyes in the u.s. overall global sales of 9%. with that stock is up five. >> with toyota i think they reported a pretty big job in their profits. >> down 42% in the past year comparing quarter to quarter, they were hit by the supply chain, covid shutdown in china and rising cost what they say about cost is concerning they are huge they say material cost will go up 17% this year, with that the cost of strong demand they were able to stick to the full-year forecast on sales, their profit margins are going to take a hit. >> we have some downgrades, how about levi downgrading. >> they were cut at morgan stanley, 19 other price target with ar now, too much inventory and the sentiment across retail after the walmart and target warning nothing specific, they just don't think many players can do well in this environment. stuart: calls who doesn't like them. >> they downgraded them to market performance and took

. >> steve: 50,000, tim horton said $1 trillion price tag. instead, 10,000 plus if a pell grant.ho serve in afghanistan and iraq who are fighting wars. it was meant as a military benefit. and yet these particular graduates and people with student that don't necessarily have to be in the military. we did have a panel of two or three different people. one guy a former marine reacted to whether or not this was fair and they were unanimous. it is not. >> i feel responsible people are being punished and the people that want handouts are really getting away with so much these days. >> the organization i represent mission roll call moby did a poll of veterans and over 6,000 of them 76% of them opposed student loan forgiveness. we were not seeing that perspective anywhere in the national debate surrounding this. >> this policy doesn't do anything to fix the systemic problem. we are making unwise loans and it's like bailing water out of a vote without plugging the hole in the bottom. >> katie: she is absolutely right in the data one cycle of students through the college system. we will be

give you some, tim, why they invent the footsteps of the recruit horton. i'm in your northern most count please. ah, 3 times longer. but it's still very much a line d w channel. you'll go to the special south in germany. it recognizes where exactly it was fun and i learned a lot our culture history, all their d. w. travel extremely worth a visit. ah, this week on world stories. afghanistan girls, dream of education netherlands, drought in the land of levies.