Dunkin' Donuts Of Windsor

I'm outside of a Dunkin' Donuts in Massachusetts. I'm looking for a Starbucks, but there's no Starbucks anywhere in this state. I'm not a fan of Dunkin' Donuts. The coffee tastes burnt. Their donuts are stale. They ask you annoying questions when you're up to the register. You order a coffee. No, sir. I don't. I'm in my 40s. I don't eat donuts anymore. And that's weird that you ask that question because I didn't know they sold donuts here. I mean, I know the place is called Dunkin' Donuts, and I see it as a thousand on a rack behind you, but you threw me for a loop when you asked me for a donut. Can you give me a minute? All right? Their coffee stinks. Okay? Half the Dunkin' Donuts are connected to gas stations. The rule of th All right? I'm sick of their slogans and their catchphrases. None of them catch on. America runs on Dunkin'. No it doesn't. If all the Dunkin' Donuts closed tomorrow, America would still be up and running. And they try to abbreviate Dunkin' Donuts. DD. Nobody's calling Dunkin' Donuts DD. Stop wasting money on these ad campaigns and concentrate on making fresher coffee and fresher donuts. How about doing that? And now the new slogan is they're trying to do a thing where go to Dunkin' Donuts and take a picture and then put it on social media. Hashtag Dunkin' Moment. That stinks. I just had some of your coffee and it went right through me and I went in the bathroom and I dropped a deuce. That's my Dunkin' Moment. Dunkin' Donuts stinks.