American Reacts to Canadian Memes | #16

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    As an American I find Canadian memes to be funny and also quite useful at gaining unique insights into Canadian culture. You never quite know what you are going to see when browsing internet memes, but is seems that there's always something new to learn about Canada. If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a comment, like, or subscribe for more!

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  • @sklaWlivE
    @sklaWlivE 12 дней назад +77

    "Can Canadians be passive-aggressive like this?"
    My dude. That's our secret. We're always being passive-aggressive. Always.

    • @DarkChaos87
      @DarkChaos87 12 дней назад +3

      Until we "invent" Geneva 2.0

    • @TraceyMush
      @TraceyMush 12 дней назад

      No. That's just you.

    • @jenniferrollin5777
      @jenniferrollin5777 12 дней назад +3

      That's why we wear mitts, to hide our middle finger when we use it.

    • @brokefangmagepunk3685
      @brokefangmagepunk3685 12 дней назад +4

      ​@@DarkChaos87it's not a warcrime the first time so get creative!

    • @ilTHfeaa
      @ilTHfeaa 11 дней назад

      depending on what part of canada you’re from, absolutely

  • @kandacehayes5310
    @kandacehayes5310 12 дней назад +65

    When I was a little kid my Dad got transferred to Buffalo from California for work. He took one look at Buffalo and Niagara Falls, New York and decided to move us to the Canadian side. He then commuted to Buffalo for 25 more years just so we could grow up as Canadians. My brother and I thank him every time we think of it.

    • @Lugzexplo92
      @Lugzexplo92 10 дней назад +3

      Thanks your dad

    • @kandacehayes5310
      @kandacehayes5310 10 дней назад

      @@Lugzexplo92 Oh hell yeah. That's just one example of what an amazing father he was. I wish I could go back and give my snotty, entitled teenage self a smack in the face. lol

  • @barrywade3774
    @barrywade3774 12 дней назад +104

    Black Toonie was because the Queen died.

    • @AWARHERO
      @AWARHERO 12 дней назад +4

      Is it real? I never seen one

    • @barrywade3774
      @barrywade3774 12 дней назад +4

      @@AWARHERO Yes, but I have only spotted two or three in circulation.

    • @dorothyfielding8209
      @dorothyfielding8209 12 дней назад +3

      I’ve only ever seen one, which I still have.

    • @norsecelt
      @norsecelt 12 дней назад +2

      Isn’t that racist according to Liberal and ndp voters?

    • @SarahHalina
      @SarahHalina 12 дней назад +1

      Coming to the comments to say this. I have 1 that I saved with my other commemorative coins and I've spent several at Tims

  • @Boeing_hitsquad
    @Boeing_hitsquad 12 дней назад +72

    Karens hate being shamed for their behaviour... And Canadians will shame the shit out of them.

    • @mommabear4232
      @mommabear4232 12 дней назад +4

      I CALL A KAREN WHERE I FIND HER LMAO, I HAAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY TO THE KARENS RESPONSE TO MY TRUTH CALLING OUT. THIS CANADIAN HAS NO FILTER TOO

    • @Carrie-so3ro
      @Carrie-so3ro 12 дней назад +3

      I am REALLY angry by this "Karen" business. REALLY ANGRY! Tell me, what is the MALE EQUIVALENT to a "Karen?"
      This is THE MOST WOMEN HATING THING I have seen IN DECADES! - even STUPIDLY by OTHER WOMEN! We had FINALLY gotten to a place where women were respected as legitimate, equals & NOW THIS DEGENERATION.
      DON'T even TRY to say that NO MEN ever act bossy, because MEN INVENTED THAT BEHAVIOUR! It used to always be men yelling & demanding & carrying on in public & usually for completely UNCALLED for reasons ie. "MY time is valuable. I don't have time to wait in line with all of these other people" - is just 1 example I can personally give (out of many more.)
      I believe when women are being ignored by service people (when it IS her turn) or when her issues are not being seen to because she is a woman easily pushed around - & she DOES stand up for herself (as she SHOULD) - she gets laughed at & ridiculed as being a "Karen". Am I NOT right on this? This is DESPICABLE behaviour by ANYONE who uses it!!!

    • @bunzeebear2973
      @bunzeebear2973 12 дней назад +4

      @@Carrie-so3ro Men are "Kevin" or "Clyde" In Canada, "we drop the gloves" Talking is replaced by a "punch in the head". They are calmly IGNORED if they are not "truly - NEXT". These other people know that is what happens.

    • @wendywill7519
      @wendywill7519 12 дней назад +4

      @@bunzeebear2973 Kevin’s whine and complain and pout more than Karen’s.

    • @bunzeebear2973
      @bunzeebear2973 12 дней назад

      @@Carrie-so3ro Germanic background do that too & Polacks will call them out. It is how they were taught at home when they were ankle biters. Every family is different....some CAN assimilate-some can't or won't. Seems that Russian's have that "high & mighty attitude too"? Until they are beaten.

  • @danhei
    @danhei 12 дней назад +21

    Newfoundland and Labrador may have Pee Pee Island but the USA has Poo Poo Point in Washington State. That would make us number one and the USA number two. Cheers from 🇨🇦

    • @theSoftScenter
      @theSoftScenter 11 дней назад +3

      I LOVE this SO MUCH!!!!!! If I could give you 100 likes for this, I would.

  • @corriveau21
    @corriveau21 12 дней назад +42

    We don't want your karens. We already have enough karens of our own here. That 's basically what the meme is saying

  • @maximecaron1969
    @maximecaron1969 12 дней назад +22

    I'm just an average, typical Canadian here to see an average, typical American react to Canada.

    • @Meowziez
      @Meowziez 11 дней назад +1

      Love this! Yes!

  • @wavygravy63
    @wavygravy63 12 дней назад +88

    Moose lick cars in the winter to get the road salt off the car. For those who don’t know we use salt and sand to make the roads safer during the winter. ❄️

    • @debs11100
      @debs11100 12 дней назад

      You used this one before.

    • @garthquapp6370
      @garthquapp6370 12 дней назад +7

      In Saskatchewan, we use potash to salt the roads. Potash is fertilizer, so it doesn't harm the environment.

    • @Thundarr100
      @Thundarr100 12 дней назад +6

      You need to Stop the moose from licking the salt off for two reasons. One, if they become too used to licking the salt off of the cars they will walk right out into oncoming traffic to get to the salt with little regard for their own safety. This will cause several vehicular accidents, which will cause much physical damage to the cars and drivers/passengers, yet surprisingly little damage to the moose themselves. The other reason is sometimes the temperature drops dramatically, and the warm wet tongue coming in contact with the freezing cold chrome bumper will end up sticking (much like the little boy in the movie A Christmas Story).

    • @skarlottt
      @skarlottt 12 дней назад +3

      In Edmonton. They just use rocks! I have 5 broken windshields per year to prove.

    • @ItApproaches
      @ItApproaches 12 дней назад +2

      Doesn't really work much, plenty of bad drivers that no matter how good the roads are, they still crash.

  • @sheblyne
    @sheblyne 12 дней назад +61

    The black rimmed coins were mourning the passing of Queen Elizabeth.

    • @garthquapp6370
      @garthquapp6370 12 дней назад +2

      I have a few of those coins.

    • @-Daralynn-
      @-Daralynn- 12 дней назад +6

      Haven't seen 'em yet..

    • @howardhales6325
      @howardhales6325 12 дней назад +1

      @@-Daralynn- No, I'd like to find one.

    • @-Daralynn-
      @-Daralynn- 11 дней назад

      @howardhales6325 yeah they're pretty cool looking☺️.

    • @ilTHfeaa
      @ilTHfeaa 11 дней назад

      ty!! i see them at work and the first time i saw them I thought it was a fake toonie

  • @gregblair5139
    @gregblair5139 12 дней назад +25

    Before 1982, July 1 was called "Dominion Day" in Canada.

  • @RielleQ
    @RielleQ 12 дней назад +12

    I can remember when Canadians didn't even need a passport to go to the US.

    • @velcroboy
      @velcroboy 12 дней назад +3

      Yep. I used to drive across with just my driver’s license.

    • @ronnie-lynn
      @ronnie-lynn 12 дней назад +2

      I used to live in Cranbrook BC, which is under 1 hour to the Kingsgate border in 2007 and we used to just use our Canadian drivers licences or even just an identification cards. So it really was not all long ago, right?! 😊

    • @carmium
      @carmium 12 дней назад

      It worked both ways. Canada started asking for passports only after the States decided they couldn't trust us and wanted to see them. Haven't been Stateside since.

  • @user-hk5wh3xf1h
    @user-hk5wh3xf1h 12 дней назад +29

    The leaf falls off the flag in autumn making Canada Peru during winter

  • @Tr3smass
    @Tr3smass 12 дней назад +16

    The buckets on the trees is how maple syrup is collected....how the babies come to be found in those buckets has always been a mystery as far long as I can remember

  • @personincognito3989
    @personincognito3989 12 дней назад +31

    You always make me laugh.
    I noticed as your channel gets bigger, you get a couple more haters. Just ignore them and keep doing what you're doing. You're way more advanced than most Americans in Canadian knowledge and I know you have other channels from other countries. So you've got a lot of stuff to remember. Ignore the haters cause they can move on. They're just here to prove a point, what point that is, who the freak knows.
    P. s. I love our flag, is so unique and it's so Canadian

    • @ronnie-lynn
      @ronnie-lynn 12 дней назад +2

      Same. I always come here when I need a laugh. 😆 😂

  • @lauriea2971
    @lauriea2971 12 дней назад +38

    Tyler it’s just not syrup, it’s maple syrup get it right my dude

    • @randybellwood1778
      @randybellwood1778 12 дней назад +1

      Seriously, if you want that "Butter" flavored syrup just use Butter.

    • @andreanne8228
      @andreanne8228 11 дней назад +1

      In Québec, we call all artificial syrups "sirop de poteau". It’s a pejorative way of saying it’s a cheap replica of maple syrup. I don’t know if there is an equivalent in english, but it would translate to "post syrup" or "pole syrup".

  • @Aprilsonabudget
    @Aprilsonabudget 12 дней назад +6

    Actually, to be fair, my husband and I were in NYC a few years back on Canada Day. We were very touched because the empire state building was lit up red and white with the Maple leaf.

  • @chrisgraham2904
    @chrisgraham2904 12 дней назад +9

    Of course we know how Canadians are born. I have a very clear ultrasound picture of a Canadian baby in the womb. He's wearing a hockey helmet, hockey skates and holding a hockey stick.

  • @michelefournier5243
    @michelefournier5243 12 дней назад +28

    moose lick the road salt off cars, but this salt is coved in polutan from the road. It can make the moose sick.

    • @dewflower7298
      @dewflower7298 12 дней назад +3

      Ty. Was going to post that.

    • @bunzeebear2973
      @bunzeebear2973 12 дней назад +2

      They use more NITROGEN fertilizer instead of road salt as the fert. does not eat the car metal like salt. My place; they only use sand/gravel in the Rockies

    • @carmium
      @carmium 12 дней назад

      What's polutan ?

  • @Lunathelunarwing
    @Lunathelunarwing 12 дней назад +18

    Yes I am proud of the LEAF! Canadians FOREVER or canadiens FOREVER!!

  • @ivorholtskog5506
    @ivorholtskog5506 12 дней назад +11

    Canada has three "Canada" days. July 1 1867. We became a self governing colony. December 11 1931 we could do everything except change our constitution. April 17 1982, we got our constitution home.

  • @gregblair5139
    @gregblair5139 12 дней назад +16

    It probably wasn't super-cold when the babies in buckets photo was taken. It was probably just a few degrees below freezing at the time.

    • @bemasaberwyn55
      @bemasaberwyn55 12 дней назад

      -2 or so I'd guess

    • @cpaton1284
      @cpaton1284 12 дней назад

      I suspect two babies photos were cropped and superimposed onto a photo of. maple syrup harvesting

    • @sklaWlivE
      @sklaWlivE 11 дней назад

      I mean, if it's only a few degrees below freezing, then those babies wouldn't need the parkas.
      ...not if they're Canadian at least. Pretty sure it has to hit -30 (farenheit or celius? First one, then the other...) before we start needing to don sweaters and toques.

  • @christophermerlot3366
    @christophermerlot3366 12 дней назад +10

    I'm Canadian and I like syrup and hockey.

    • @richardc8795
      @richardc8795 5 дней назад

      I’m Canadian, and I’m not a fan of either one. 🤷

  • @parentrap
    @parentrap 12 дней назад +8

    Didnt even know about black coins...and i am Canadian!!!

    • @stephaniec9539
      @stephaniec9539 12 дней назад

      Same

    • @nevarmaor
      @nevarmaor 12 дней назад +1

      I had one recently. The black was wearing off in places. Thought it had been painted black with a marker. Guess I should have kept it.

    • @murraytown4
      @murraytown4 12 дней назад

      Ditto.

  • @Metaljacket420
    @Metaljacket420 12 дней назад +14

    We do think our Canadian flag is funny and strange, that's why we're proud of it.

    • @bunzeebear2973
      @bunzeebear2973 12 дней назад

      I hear a beer mug was in the running; but that is too Germanic?

    • @deltavee2
      @deltavee2 12 дней назад +1

      Back in the day I was around for the fist fight over whether or not to change the flag. Wow... it was vicious.

  • @rko1095
    @rko1095 12 дней назад +7

    The last mem truly say the difference between American and Canadian attitudes. Americans are always "Every one for themselves". While Canadians are "We are all in this together" and if you dont like our attitude well then you can do just what the last part says. 😛

  • @Carrie-so3ro
    @Carrie-so3ro 12 дней назад +4

    I live in a big tourist city in Canada. On Canada Day weekend a number of years ago, an American noticed all of the events taking place that weekend incl. outdoor concerts, scheduled fireworks etc., & came up to me & said how nice it was that Canada made such a big fuss for America's 4th of July. I had to disappoint her when I informed her that the celebrations taking place were NOT for July 4th, but for OUR OWN birthday - Canada Day - happening the very next day (July 1st.) She WAS disappointed.

    • @bunzeebear2973
      @bunzeebear2973 12 дней назад

      Better retort: "Amera = "who"?"

    • @mw-wl2hm
      @mw-wl2hm 12 дней назад +1

      And this is the point. Canadians don't care whether another nation knows about OUR holidays (why would they? Why would we expect them to?) but to be so narcissistic as to think a completely other country would celebrate THEIRS... ?

  • @sadp9013
    @sadp9013 12 дней назад +13

    Canadien boy are born from the ice and canadien girl are born from maple sap

  • @carolrosecarlson5585
    @carolrosecarlson5585 12 дней назад +8

    The buckets are for collecting sap for making maple syrup.

  • @dpcnreactions7062
    @dpcnreactions7062 12 дней назад +9

    Check out the "Canada Day up Canada way" by Stomping Tom for another perspective on Canada Day. We view it more as a celebration of the arrival of a short summer/End of the long cold winter than a birthday.

  • @Jasper0o0
    @Jasper0o0 12 дней назад +10

    We have a lot of special edition toonies.

  • @HADJEE
    @HADJEE 12 дней назад +8

    I wanted to take a picture of the polar-bears that I sweep off my back porch, but one ate my camera.

  • @Metabrowser
    @Metabrowser 12 дней назад +8

    With the moose, nothing to fear with the licking, it's the hooves you have to fear. They can kill you.

    • @deltavee2
      @deltavee2 12 дней назад

      Literally by standing on you. They actually get up to a ton or more.

  • @andreafaloona4059
    @andreafaloona4059 12 дней назад +6

    People in Detroit know about Canada day. Windsor is just across the river and they have a big festival (or they used to) that encompassed both. I think it was called the freedom festival

    • @francespettigrew9646
      @francespettigrew9646 12 дней назад +1

      Same in Sault Ste Marie( MI and ON. ) Border towns like to know what is going on across the river!😊

    • @deltavee2
      @deltavee2 12 дней назад

      I jus get a kick out of if you want to drive from Windsor to Detroit you have to go North!

  • @Manydiamonds123
    @Manydiamonds123 12 дней назад +10

    My friend, the queen died. Queen Elizabeth II is being honoured .😳🇨🇦

  • @haplozetetic9519
    @haplozetetic9519 12 дней назад +3

    Born in Saskatchewan over 60 years ago, and here I learn little tidbits about Canada I never knew before.

  • @TheIndarian
    @TheIndarian 12 дней назад +6

    We issued the Black Toonie to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth of Canada.

  • @carrieselland2358
    @carrieselland2358 12 дней назад +4

    As a Canadian who was around when our flag became what it is. The red on each end of the flag portrays each cost. And the leaf portrays the country

    • @wrenithilduincats
      @wrenithilduincats 12 дней назад

      Psalm 72:8 "He shall have dominion from sea to sea" One of my favourite little tidbits of Canadian history is the reason we're called the dominion of Canada. From sea to sea 🇨🇦

    • @lorrainegunn4111
      @lorrainegunn4111 12 дней назад

      Each COAST.

    • @BonnieRobinson843
      @BonnieRobinson843 12 дней назад +1

      Canada has THREE coasts, not 2.

    • @hume6900
      @hume6900 12 дней назад +1

      Originally, when Prime Minister Lester Pearson proposed changing the flag he wanted 2 blue stripes where the red ones are and 3 red maple leaves where the single one is. That plan got blown out of the water by the other parties. Frankly, I love our flag. It is unique and impossible to mix up with another country. I was about 6 years old when it was first discussed. Due to my heritage I do kind of wish it still had the British Ensign on it.

    • @carrieselland2358
      @carrieselland2358 12 дней назад

      @@hume6900 yes but then it would have been red white and blue

  • @janicemckenzie2523
    @janicemckenzie2523 12 дней назад +4

    Every Canadian kid has had his tongue frozen to a swing set post and had to rip it off. PAINFUL

    • @wrenithilduincats
      @wrenithilduincats 12 дней назад

      Our teachers would always warn us about that, so I don't think we ever did that but some were dared to.

    • @howardhales6325
      @howardhales6325 12 дней назад

      I never did! It was my lower lip.

    • @richardc8795
      @richardc8795 5 дней назад

      Not me. Told my brother to try it and tell me what he thought.

  • @conniepurdy9869
    @conniepurdy9869 10 дней назад +1

    Luv it. We walk away, and swear, with sarcasm, all the time.

  • @ludgerkres.1437
    @ludgerkres.1437 12 дней назад +7

    I love me some Trailer Park Boy memes. Very Canadian, very funny.

  • @SherryLynnMadcat
    @SherryLynnMadcat 12 дней назад +3

    Yes, we are a little bit passive aggressive. Nicely passive aggressive.

  • @RielleQ
    @RielleQ 12 дней назад +1

    I have an American friend living in Canada, before covid she and her husband would hold a Can-America day between July 1st and July 4th, to recognize both days.

  • @dpcnreactions7062
    @dpcnreactions7062 12 дней назад +4

    Canada has some funny place names like Dildo and Come by Chance in Newfoundland, Acme in Albert, Meat Cove in Nova Scotia and many more.

    • @bemasaberwyn55
      @bemasaberwyn55 12 дней назад +1

      I forgot about Acme Alberta.

    • @deltavee2
      @deltavee2 12 дней назад

      Head Bashed In is out west. One of my favourites.

  • @bryanbedard6576
    @bryanbedard6576 12 дней назад +2

    13:59 if you got a kick out of Pee Pee Island, wait till you visit Ball’s Falls!

    • @wrenithilduincats
      @wrenithilduincats 12 дней назад

      😂 I've been there before and I never realized that

  • @jantbard99
    @jantbard99 12 дней назад +7

    Mostly amused about what other ppl think canada is like😊

    • @MonicaMaria2175
      @MonicaMaria2175 12 дней назад +4

      I’m Norwegian, and I love learning about Canada 🇨🇦 I’ve always dreamt of going to New York, but now I’m saving up to visit your great country 🇨🇦 🍁
      Ps! Love your flag! Bought one, and I hang it of my balcony on Canada Day 🎉😊

    • @Carrie-so3ro
      @Carrie-so3ro 12 дней назад +2

      @@MonicaMaria2175 Thank-you for the Canada Day recognition. I hope that one day you will come visit our beautiful country (at least part of it - for your 1st trip.) We would be happy to have you.

    • @MonicaMaria2175
      @MonicaMaria2175 12 дней назад

      @@Carrie-so3roThank you so much 😊

    • @Carrie-so3ro
      @Carrie-so3ro 8 дней назад +1

      @@MonicaMaria2175 You are most welcome. 💐

  • @royeyk
    @royeyk 12 дней назад +1

    We were filling those clear plastic water cubes from a tap in a campground on the Banff - Jasper Parkway. There was a sign saying the water was from the Columbia Icefields which were formed during the ice age 200,000 years ago. A huge one of those highway bus style RVs with American plates pulled up, the guy driving started getting out his water hose, read the sign, put his hose away, looked at me and said, "Do you think water that old is safe?". I said, "Just melted ice and maybe a bit of rock dust." He then noticed the little made in Canada sticker with a red maple leaf and started going on about why everything having red maple leafs on them was weird. My thoughts about most water probably being formed billions of years ago were overlaid with visions of American towns and cities where every house was flying an American Flag. I'll have to get a few American hundreds, comments about Monopoly money and who the hell is Sir Robert L Borden, would be more likely than the desired effect. It isn't so much Americans not knowing, it is the that's stupid attitude. Personally I know way too much about the British Empire and way too little about the developing countries but I try to be interested, polite and positive.

  • @lucforand8527
    @lucforand8527 12 дней назад +5

    Not only moose like a bit of salt. Many other animals come to our roads and highways to get a bit of salt with not always good results for the animals as many are also hit by passing cars. Don't hit a moose as he will total your car and perhaps even its passengers.

    • @bunzeebear2973
      @bunzeebear2973 12 дней назад +1

      & then walk away thinking "effen speed bump"

  • @davidsande2342
    @davidsande2342 12 дней назад +1

    Baby's, stork delivered the baby's into buckets collecting maple syrup on a maple tree😂

  • @emmanuellesellier8298
    @emmanuellesellier8298 11 дней назад

    'Babies in buckets maybe they are my relatives!' Hahahaha love it

  • @sweetcitywoman
    @sweetcitywoman 12 дней назад +3

    Regarding moose: they lick your car because in most places salt is used in winter to melt the ice that has accumulated. Moose will lick the salt off your car. 😊

  • @mitchd4929
    @mitchd4929 12 дней назад +3

    The moose want the salt. That's why they come out to the road during the winter.

  • @prevosfr
    @prevosfr 12 дней назад +17

    There's also Dildo, Newfoundland 😅😂

    • @parentrap
      @parentrap 12 дней назад +3

      There is a GO HOME in Ontario on Georgian Bay Shore!!

    • @Veggamattic
      @Veggamattic 12 дней назад +6

      Don't forget Come By Chance.

    • @gregclarke2183
      @gregclarke2183 12 дней назад +5

      ⁠@@Veggamatticor Spread Eagle, or Joe Batts Arm, or Conception Bay, etc.
      haha!

    • @nono86753
      @nono86753 12 дней назад +2

      Climax, Saskatchewan

    • @lokimonsterAq3d
      @lokimonsterAq3d 12 дней назад +1

      Can't forget Stoner Bc 😂

  • @michelleramieri4481
    @michelleramieri4481 10 дней назад

    Windsor Ontario and Detroit Michigan do a combined celebration every year called the Freedom Festival. Both sides of the river have a 2 week long carnival and other festivities capped off with a joint fireworks display held on a day between July 1st and 4th so we can celebrate together. Millions come on both sides to watch the fireworks together.

  • @whenitrains2777
    @whenitrains2777 12 дней назад +2

    Omg I’m from Niagara Falls Canada. A border city. And yes this is slightly true, when we went to Buffalo to go shopping my mom would immediately lock car doors once over the border. And held our hands tight. Walking swiftly away from the ppl asking for money. Stereotypes are alive and well and sometimes true.

  • @zzz7zzz9
    @zzz7zzz9 12 дней назад +3

    Yes, as babies, we are slow-marinated in fresh maple syrup, straight from the tree.

    • @Carrie-so3ro
      @Carrie-so3ro 12 дней назад +2

      That's why we can be so nice & sweet.😉

    • @BuckyBeaver666
      @BuckyBeaver666 12 дней назад +1

      @@Carrie-so3ro and sappy 😅😘

    • @deltavee2
      @deltavee2 12 дней назад +1

      Real Canadian roots right there, eh?

    • @Carrie-so3ro
      @Carrie-so3ro 8 дней назад

      @@BuckyBeaver666 Yah, true. 😄

  • @jadziamerryweather77888
    @jadziamerryweather77888 12 дней назад +3

    I don't mind the stereotypes. We actually have a lot of newcomers from around the world (in my lifetime, my city has doubled- half the people here are new-new), so I've heard them all.
    The most common thing I get asked about IRL is "why are you all obsessed with plaid flannel shirts?" - and Idk, but everyone I know has at least one, so gear up if you want to be considered one of us. 😂

    • @pcoleman1971
      @pcoleman1971 12 дней назад

      I gave my friend from Syria a Vancouver Canucks toque for his birthday (we're in Vancouver). He didn't get it, but I told him he needed it to be a real Canadian. 😂

  • @tilemonkee5510
    @tilemonkee5510 12 дней назад

    😂😂😂The passive aggressive thing had me rolling. As someone who is half American, the P/A is pretty ridiculous. Just have an adult conversation, already!! 😂

  • @reneseguin1200
    @reneseguin1200 12 дней назад +8

    The buckets on the trees is how we get maple syrup.
    We tap the maple tree in the spring. When the temp goes over freezing, the sap drips in the bucket. Then we boil the sap until it becomes syrup.
    And the moose will lick the salt off our vehicles.

    • @lorrainegunn4111
      @lorrainegunn4111 12 дней назад +1

      Actually there is a MAZE of PLASTIC TUBING GOING FROM TREE, to TREE, and it is collected into a giant VAT; boiled, and graded by COLOUR, and bottled or canned, depending on which company buys it. Some of the "VERMONT" Maple Syrup you have in the US, is from -- Quebec.
      MAPLE SYRUP is one of the most important industries in Canada. CANADA exports 323.9 MILLION GALLONS (583 MILLION GALLONS in 2021) on average every year. There are 8,600 Maple Syrup Businesses in Canada at last Count.
      (New York State "exports" 312,000 gallons of Maple Syrup every Year, Vermont "exports" 900,000 gallons of Maple Syrup every year.)
      Ask someone from Quebec about the value of a "MAPLE LEAF" 🍁

  • @thewillowtree727
    @thewillowtree727 12 дней назад +1

    I live on a border city and we have a big fireworks show for both Canada day and July the 4th

  • @karlweir3198
    @karlweir3198 12 дней назад +5

    Love watching your videos ❤

  • @snhwadden
    @snhwadden 12 дней назад +3

    Trailer park boys in the first meme lol

  • @klingoncowboy4
    @klingoncowboy4 12 дней назад +1

    Growing up near Edmonton, I can tell you that we don't all like Maple Syrup... hockey on the other hand is omnipresent... we even have a talk radio show that discusses the Oilers year round even in the off season...

  • @Carrie-so3ro
    @Carrie-so3ro 12 дней назад

    You are right, Tyler. That last Canadian flag sign saying "We are all in this together, Now you can...." WAS a sign used (for a bit of humour & truth during the pandemic shutdowns) - not by many, but it happened.

  • @mariearrington3591
    @mariearrington3591 12 дней назад +2

    I resemble that first remark. Haven’t had main years and I hate hockey. 🤣

  • @ljimmo
    @ljimmo 10 дней назад

    in Rural areas that have moose...they will try and lick the road salt off your card. We use salt to melt the ice and sand to provide traction.

  • @SongWolf27
    @SongWolf27 12 дней назад

    Moose and all deer species, are known to be attracted to the salt we use in Winter. I ends up on cars, yes, but you're more likely to see them licking the road. Actually, most mammals crave salt. That's why your dog may lick your sweat too.

  • @emilygoogle6520
    @emilygoogle6520 10 дней назад

    Also, the “Canadian stork” is known as the “Canada Goose”. That’s why they’re so mean to anyone getting too close.
    They must protect their secret at all costs

  • @tylerwinfield925
    @tylerwinfield925 12 дней назад +1

    I appreciate that you at least immediately recognized you have zero ability to determine anything a moose does. And for the record, driving away ONLY works if the moose is not in front of your car. Moose vs car goes to the moose every time!

  • @Bryan46162
    @Bryan46162 12 дней назад

    When looking at Pee Pee Island, from the East coast trail, the left bit is knows as "The Arse"

  • @emilygoogle6520
    @emilygoogle6520 10 дней назад

    To be fair, as a Canadian I do like maple syrup and hockey.
    I also don’t wanna talk to strangers so I can relate to the $100 offer

  • @patrickpat8878
    @patrickpat8878 12 дней назад

    Yes the sine about the moose licking the car is because here in Canada we put salt on the roads to melt ice , so because the ice melt you get water mixed with salt so when you drive our cars get covered of salt and the moose like salt , just as we put salt block to attract moose and deer’s at hunting season.

  • @rhondahoughton790
    @rhondahoughton790 12 дней назад

    I love that what makes us great is our juvenile humour lol

  • @Mr42istheanswer
    @Mr42istheanswer 12 дней назад

    The buckets were on the tree to collect maple sap for syrup. So they weren't going out of their way to get that photo.

  • @philippedussault5346
    @philippedussault5346 9 дней назад

    1er Juillet, moving day for a lot of Québécois. Very typical here. Thanks for sharing!

  • @storm7610
    @storm7610 12 дней назад

    Tyler them buckets of kids are yours good job, my man 👍🤣

  • @dax9431
    @dax9431 2 часа назад

    Tyler.....look it up. We DO have a new 'Loonie' coming with 'Anne of Green Gables' and King Charles.

  • @letitbesummer6536
    @letitbesummer6536 7 дней назад

    Yes, we do hear the maple syrup & hockey all the time. From many sources & yes, it’s irritating! Well, hockey I’m very proud of (I’m giggling through your Pee Pee Island chat. I’d never heard of it

  • @camrocksincorporated3724
    @camrocksincorporated3724 12 дней назад +1

    People use buckets to get sap from their trees to make syrup at home.

  • @lorrainegunn4111
    @lorrainegunn4111 12 дней назад +1

    I do not know what will happen to the population; now that we do not have "Eatons", or "Simpsons" to order your babies from -- of course in my dad's day they just got "them" from "the CABBAGE PATCH" ... seriously for YEARS CANADIAN BABIES HAVE BEEN COVERED BY OUR SUPER MEDICAL Insurance for ALL CITIZENS. Before that there was a charge for everything -- even to see a Doctor, etc. (My younger brother, was born in 1960, one of the last to be PAID for by the parents: $65.00 -- including the mother's week-long hospital stay in those days).
    In Canada we don't need to say "CANADIAN BACON" -- we just call it "BACON".
    In the States bordering the Canadian Border, sometimes have JOINT CELEBRATIONS. Detroit, Michigan -- Windsor, Ontario; for instance share the Detroit River by having a barge in the middle, and a firm from Italy, designs the fireworks to represent both Countries -- always ENDING with the "WAR OF 1812 OVERTURE"
    We do not "let on" that it OFFENDS US, but Quebec apparently has it's "own" National Day. The rest of us CELEBRATE CANADA DAY ON JULY 1st,
    We are "close" to completing a NEW Bridge from Windsor to Detroit -- currently the busiest INTERNATIONAL Trade Crossing in the World. 🍁

  • @Teamdoepkeryeah
    @Teamdoepkeryeah 12 дней назад +1

    Honestly as a Canadian , I like looking at the stereotypes because I want to see if they are real.

  • @DoyenneArcannes
    @DoyenneArcannes 12 дней назад +2

    Animals lick the salt ice salt from the winter cars because everybody needs salt and helps with absorbing water

  • @Ghalion666
    @Ghalion666 11 дней назад

    I'm super mega Canadian, I'm Metis born in Manitoba, and my mom swears Louis Riel is a direct ancestor. However, all my friends in highschool were Asian (taiwan, pakistan, singapore, vietnam, Japan, China), and I was literally the only one that didn't give a toss about hockey lol.
    Maple syrup is good though... though I also had birch syrup once and really liked it, and wish I could FIND the darn stuff more often. I dunno if I like it more or not, I only tried it once and couldn't get my hands on it for comparison again.

  • @skarlottt
    @skarlottt 12 дней назад

    Salt on cars. From the roads. Lol

  • @lindakeays2864
    @lindakeays2864 12 дней назад

    The Canadian Flag is iconic. Recognized around the world.

  • @joeydepalmer4457
    @joeydepalmer4457 11 дней назад

    Large sized ice snow igloo for winter camping! can not beat it. just try to find deep enough snow now is the issue

  • @Loralie571
    @Loralie571 12 дней назад

    The moose and the car thing, it licks the salt of vehicles.

  • @gerrit2409
    @gerrit2409 12 дней назад

    Watching Tyler at 30,000ft flying over Lake Superior on Air Canada!

  • @dpcnreactions7062
    @dpcnreactions7062 12 дней назад +1

    In Banff, The mountain goats lick the cars.

    • @bunzeebear2973
      @bunzeebear2973 12 дней назад

      when it is a SMARTFORTWO even the goats got nothing so why try?

  • @carlop.7182
    @carlop.7182 12 дней назад +1

    stereotypes=just funny--I always have a ton of fun with american tourists about that--we laugh a lot together. But I admit that I indeed like hockey & maple syrup. I'm not born in a syrup bucket on a tree, but I did spend my weekends at grandpa's maple grove, helping him make maple syrup, back in the mid-1980's. Aboot july 1st & 4th, I used to celebrate both with friends--they wold come to my place in Montreal to celebrate Canada day, then 3 days later, I visited them in Vermont for july 4th--nice to have close birthdays for our 2 countries.

  • @aronmcinnes8313
    @aronmcinnes8313 12 дней назад +1

    Karen’s coming to Canada is like saying War.

  • @murraytown4
    @murraytown4 12 дней назад +1

    Yes to maple syrup. No to hockey.
    I read leaf two ways…maple leaf and weed.

  • @pcoleman1971
    @pcoleman1971 12 дней назад

    The Niagara Falls meme is an exaggeration of a true sentiment. On a serious note, you can listen to your fellow American talk about Niagara Falls, "Steve Schmidt talks about the horrific shooting in Nashville - The Warning".

  • @TLAR24
    @TLAR24 11 дней назад

    Pee Pee island is a breeding ground for Puffins. Canada acquired it in 1982 along with two other little islands.

  • @charlesmclaughlin3578
    @charlesmclaughlin3578 11 дней назад

    When you cross the bridge from Ontario to NY at Niagara you know you have left Canada

  • @Ceylan189
    @Ceylan189 10 дней назад

    I think Tyler is secretly studying to get his Canadian citizenship! 🤭😜🇨🇦 You’re welcome to maple land Tyler! 😜

  • @ronnie-lynn
    @ronnie-lynn 12 дней назад

    When I lived in Cranbrook BC, it was under one hour drive to the Kingsgate border (Idaho) Crossing in 2007. You just needed a Canadian identification card or drivers license in order to get into the US so it really hasn’t been all that long since driving over the border with the passport became mandatory, my guess is 15 years only. 😊

  • @geoffreyb2391
    @geoffreyb2391 11 дней назад

    Tyler, Moose will lick road salt residue from your vehicle

  • @whenitrains2777
    @whenitrains2777 12 дней назад

    Ok first meme I have a word to say. The photo is taken from the Canadian show Trailer Park Boys. And that is where the meme starts. Check out Trailer Park Boys. And I’d also check out Tom Green Show and Kenny vs Spenny. You will thank me later.

  • @wysetech2000
    @wysetech2000 12 дней назад +1

    I am a 74yo Canadian and I have never been to an NHL hockey game and I haven't had a drop of Maple syrup since I was a child. America will soon have a flag with Hitler on it.

  • @kokomslife1477
    @kokomslife1477 12 дней назад +2

    Nothing much offends us. We know who we really are❤😊