tim hortons continues to do incredibly well. north of 8% same-store sales growth.growth. they are doing really well. the plan that they have been driving there for a number of years continues to produce results. burger king had a great quarter, up over 6% positive order counts. popeyes was up over six. overall it was good. we had a little bit of slowing in international like everybody else. still up four or 5% on comps and international. overall was a really good quarter for us and a great year. >> so let's just touch on that for a second. so involving reverberation and the middle east crisis, those did not things down? >> they did. it probably cost us a point and a half on same-store sales growth. it clearly would have been better. at the end of the day, there are worse things going on in the middle east than what is affecting restaurant sales for us. >> when i read about the reclaim the flame, can i just ask you what was the matter with the flame that it needed to be reclaimed? >> [laughter] we had operational issues. we have restaurants that need to be reimaged

they have tim horton's too, i think. i wonder where does burger king fall in?y're not mcdonald's and what makes them so interestingright now. what are they doing? the whopper? >> that's a big piece of it. >> really? >> it's a large bread equity for them? something that they historically in recent years had discounted too much and are putting it back on the pendulum, with less innovation and less discounting to improve the brand perception and you'll see the jingle, as well and the marketing efforts that have improved there so that's been stuck in my head for sure in terms of the jingle and something you'll see more of going forward with more advertisements and investments going forward. and we like the acquisition of carols and the largest franchise in the u.s. you will see a faster cadence of remodeling. so we really like what we're seeing there, as well, with that play. >> andrew charles, t.d. cowan of mcdonald's, but likes domino's and the parent of burger king. andrew, thank you. have a great day. >> you, too, brian. >>> coming up, mortgage rates on the mov

. >> i think qsr -- burger kiveng was pretty good, tim hortons was okay, popeye's all right.ght. i think they did a good job. if you want to know what's really -- a tenor of the market up, one of the great blowouts this morning was molson/coors. the stock is down 96 cents. patrick doyle will have good things to say tonight. we'll have to let it return its course. there was nothing wrong with the restaurant brands number. we can create something to fit the thesis that today is a down day. >> you talked about apple a bit. a pretty constructive note out of bernstein, tony sag naki, speaking of inflation, up 100% on apple tv plus as he argues would bolster services revenue growth. i don't know, up by about a billion dollars. >> i thought it was good. but you know to be sure it's still not that good a story. i was thinking the guy actually -- actually was changing his mind and is putting out a solid positive number about apple. he could not do that. apple was also down $2.30 yesterday. we have a market that says apple should go lower. microsoft is the copilot, not good. not much t