An extra-large sized order of generosity  Winnipeg citizens pay
it forward at a Tim Hortons drive-through—228 times  by Ryan
Mallough on Wednesday, January 16, 2013 6:50am - 0 Comments  On
a brisk December morning, as customers at a Tim Hortons drive-
through in southeast Winnipeg waited to pay for their orders, a
strange thing happened: the driver in the car ahead of them
picked up their tab. That simple act of generosity wasn’t
unheard of in the Prairie city. Last fall, Maclean’s revealed
that customers at various coffee shops across the city were
being surprised by random acts of coffee charity—a story that
quickly went viral and was picked up by news sites worldwide.
Only this time, the generosity became infectious. Car after car,
customers kept pouring it forward, and what might normally
involve one or two free beverages became a three-hour
phenomenon. By the time it was over, 228 patrons had paid for a
stranger’s double-double or Timbits.  The seemingly endless ﬂow
of freebies initially caught restauran