David Cross touched on this. His basic premise was that over a century of being neighbours and the only thing they could think of to make of us was how nice we were.
Gaffigan uses irony and understatement so cleverly. I just love how respectful and genuinely self-deprecating he is. He shows you can be hilarious without being unkind or vulgar. I'm a true fan!
Two friends and I travelled from the US to Australia. All three of us are from Colorado. While traveling by train from Melbourne to Sydney we went to the "snack" car. As we waited in line, an elderly woman got in line behind us. We immediately asked her to go ahead of us, we were in no hurry. The woman stepped in front of us and said, "you boys are so nice. What part of Canada are you from?"
Yesterday I tried to let another person go ahead of me at the entrance to a Sobeys grocery store. It took us five minutes of negotiation before he would give in and go first.
I'm from niagara falls and a couple of yrs ago I held a door open for an older black couple.. The woman in a heavy southern accent said to her husband " you see that that little white boy held the door open" she was so shocked. I said just being Canadian
As a Canadian, I now feel obligated to subscribe. I would, in fact, feel immense guilt if I did not. Because I’m Canadian. And Jim is a very nice, funny man.
An American woman friend who married a Canadian and moved to Vancouver confessed to me in a whisper that "they're not ALL nice here"...to me, a fellow American.
@@jackmountain8503 Considering their, at least perceived level of politeness, I can understand that policy, given who boarders them (us). :-) I had a Canuck I used to work with as a kid (funny, very nice gu)y, and it seemed he ended about a third of his sentences in eh? I used to reply "B?" every time...drove him nuts...THAT sort of thing.
Viking Valkyrie Don’t hold your breath Val. Our CDn government is going to keep the border closed to non-essential travel for a long, long time. The US has 10 times as many people as us but close to 50 times as many Covid cases.
I delivered to hotels in southern Ontario for my work and about 85% had youth teams staying there, it was a running joke i had with the staff... they were either there, checking in or just checked out.
@@MykalNines Americans just remember that time when the world wasn't exploding, youth hockey was a thing still. Now Americans think hockey is racist because white people play it.
Jack Mountain Nonsense. All races play hockey now. Canada supports well planned and supported immigration and people of all races. AND their kids play hockey too! :) immigration strengthens economies.
Being part of a youth hockey team living in hotels and loading into elevators stinky and obnoxiously.... Is literally a Canadian prerequisite... Like mandatory military service of other countries.... And yes we are passive aggressive.... Sorta.... Sorry...
I traveled around Québec about 2 years ago (My first time in Canada) I was impressed with the elimination of the penny. The US needs to do that. I loved Canada's colorful money too. Friendly people. I was so happy to speak French with people. I love maple syrup and maple trees. Love poutine. And Tim Hortons.
I use to love finding Canadian coins, including their penny. Harder to do now. When we lived in Seattle in the 70s I found them alot. Canadian quarters even more so.
They are just copying us here in Australia. We got rid of our small coins in 1990. It is also our tech they use to print their money. But only Canadians would mint a coin called a Loony.
Until the food ran out. Then he'd eat you. Make a raft out of your bones and a sail from your skin before navigating off that island to somewhere he could buy some Hot Pockets. (Haawwt Pockets)
Also, just have to say about Jim as a stand up comedian. It is so refreshing that he is constantly laugh out loud funny but never has to revert to the f word or any other swear words. Very witty observations about life and such. Love this guy!
😂 Thanks Jim. We're back in lock down here (Melbourne AUS) I am separated from my family and friends whilst also working a serious essential service job. I appreciate the daily laughs from yourself, Michael McIntyre and Sarah Millican so much 😁💙
I'm from the US. I kind of thought Australia and New Zealand were through with Covid but I guess not. Of course we're the epicenter of the covid world here. Good luck and be safe!
You can train a goose from gosling to be a guard goose. A 🐕 has it in its mind to protect and boy I don't wanna have to bite a human. A guard goose doesn't have that intellect, it goes straight to bite with all my beak full on.
There's a reason why grizzlies and wolves think long and hard before they bother a Canada Goose. Usually, they decide to just move over to another mountain range instead. Much safer.
It was just over a year ago when I discovered this guy. And holy moly does he keep me laughing. Such a wonderful fresh style and delivery. I am Canadian and I’m sure we’d love to have you move North of the 49th parallel, Jim. Stay safe people. 🤘🏻😝🇨🇦
Jim Gaffigan has the perfect balance in his comedy. He says things that a normal person wouldn’t say, but not to the extremes that some comedians push it. Makes for some good fun that everyone can enjoy!
You’re quite right. His comic persona is sort of middle-aged everyman, slightly doofus, but in fact, it’s very intelligent in its perceptiveness and the balance you describe.
I’ve been a long time fan of Jim G, (the HotPocket routine makes me laugh till I cramp)... but it’s when he does the audience is thinking bit “that better be the last clam juice joke”, “not another clam juice joke” kills me :-)
I’m a Canadian, and I have to say, you are by far, my favourite comedian. I love your videos. The next time you come to Toronto, I have to get tickets.
I'm gonna show the metric system bit to my Physics class tomorrow. We are starting off the course with measurements and it´s gonna fit perfectly. So hilarious!
@Matthew Feldvari - well, saying "eh" at the end of every sentence is as stupid as saying "bro", so I guess we were evenly matched. But it was a short conversation.
Okay, so I'm way late to the party. Just discovering this guy on YT. Gaffigan has the very best delivery I think of any comedian. Super witty n smart comedy...not crude but super clever. My ribs are sore from laughing. Thanks JG!!
I have been reading all these and lmao. I'm Canadian as well but I've been living in the USA for quite some time now. The funny thing is that every time my father-in-law sees me, he has a new Canadian joke for me lol. My husband says, he wouldn't do that if he didn't like you so now i laugh along eh. No matter what I never lose the accent. I'm from Winnipeg, Manitoba and live in Huntsville, AL. I still visit Winnipeg and my family there. When I go in winter, I love it, it's like I've missed apart of myself. I still love my Winnipeg Jets. Go Jets Go 💙.
'We're having an election in America, so there's bound to be some Americans that threaten to move to Canada. I don't remember Canada extending an invitation'...It just keeps getting funnier...'ever thought of makin' a move, how do you feel about clam juice?'
@@biancadevino I could mention that the Saudi people who elected to fly planes into buildings all came here VIA Canada but that would be politically incorrect...oops
We're unique and we're polite because it's easier to take you money that way. "Don't shoot your customers." Unofficial slogan of the Hudson's Bay Company.
allan lanktree I thought I was the only one who knew that phrase. Do you know the Hudson Bay Start? Most groups set out in the early morning to get a good start on the trek. The Bay sent their people out in the afternoon. That way if they found out, while setting up camp that night, they had forgotten anything their running would only be a half day behind to catch up. ❤️🇨🇦
Your welcome here in BC anytime Jim, we shared a laugh recently at the crafty table on set ;) It was a pleasure to meet you and I’m looking forward to seeing your work coming up🍻
That's the third time I've watched that. Thanks alot for taking up my time Gaffigan. I could be doing important stuff, like chores and other responsibilities. Appreciate it man.
Omg i am loving these canadian videos! Can you please just become a strictly canadian comedian. I could listen to this all day its hilarious! Keep em coming!!!
So many people say they love Jim because he's a "clean" comedian, but I don't think that's really the essence of his appeal. I think it's that he's wicked smart behind an unassuming demeanor, part of a long tradition stretching all the way back to Will Rogers. Even Richard Pryor was like this, despite his saltier language--he also projected a a mild, sympathetic, non-aggressive persona. The antithesis of the rockstar, bigger than life presence that so many comics attempt.
@@allisonr9607 glad I'm not the only one who caught the error in the joke. China's flag has multiple stars, and they're not in the middle. Funny joke, regardless.
Unh, it's the Canadian flag in the joke, isn't it? So the Chinese will think good thoughts when they see a maple leaf flag and think, "it's a star just like us". Weird Canada?
Jim Gaffigan, I love your stand-up but I have to say that your "Let's Get Cooking" and "Mike & Pat Show" segments helped me get through the worst days of the pandemic. It was a great distraction with a good amount of laughs. Cheers.
I've been following you since your club comic days Jim. I've seen you live a couple times. I've seen all your specials and heard every joke you've ever told. I don't need to like and subscribe. Your comedy just pops into my head all the time.
You got us on the youth hockey teams. Now you've learned our secret to winning hockey gold, we can't let you leave the country. Sorry. You're going to have to live in Winnipeg. Sorry.
'Sorry' pronunciation: US: "sah-ree", Canada: "soh-ree". My son and I are watching Canada's Drag Race and he keeps repeating the Canadian vowels when he hears them. Soh-ree. But how do you write the Canadian pronunciation of 'out'. I'll try. "oh-oot" vs "aw-oot".
Actually, the hockey season generally traverses the seasons of autumn, winter and spring....unless you're a Canadian team, then it ends earlier, unfortunately.
Years ago I was staying in Paris France on business...I was sitting at a bar and talking to the bartender and he was mentioning the difference of an American and a Candian....he says "see that guy at the end of the bar, he's American...I know you are Canadian by the way you order a drink....the American will tell me what he wants to drink but the Canadian will ask me for what he wants"....subtle but different
I remember driving through the States some years back and while at a gas station another driver, after looking at my licence plate, asked me ' where the hell is *Beaut Columbia*?' I told him it was north of Peru. ;)
@@jeffk6393 How do you mean? If you play your cards right, the behaviour will end up getting the target party in trouble while you can get away scot-free. It is what it is.
@@biancadevino there's no cold a year, US is colder than Canada in general, My Cousin lives in Minneapolis and I live in Ontario, when he comes here he said weather is better in CANADA
I can't get over how heart warningly generous and flattering this act is to the Canadians, despite the fact that it's all insulting. Bravo.
David Cross touched on this. His basic premise was that over a century of being neighbours and the only thing they could think of to make of us was how nice we were.
have you seen the other canadian bit from jimmy?
As a Canadian, I can assure you that “There’s a youth hockey team staying in every hotel in Canada” is the truest thing ever said about Canada.
Eh?
I legit wonder if hockey kids ever go home
It's legit facts 😆
That cracked me up.
It really really is lmao
I'm part of a Youth Hockey Team and I haven't been home in 3 years.
Name checks (cheques?) out.
How long is your season? 😂
😁😂😹😝😱
14 more to go!
@@bigfish1965 😂😂
Gaffigan uses irony and understatement so cleverly. I just love how respectful and genuinely self-deprecating he is. He shows you can be hilarious without being unkind or vulgar. I'm a true fan!
Ditto
Jim is playing to his audience.
And yet, here on UA-cam, King Baby is rated TV-MA.
Two friends and I travelled from the US to Australia. All three of us are from Colorado. While traveling by train from Melbourne to Sydney we went to the "snack" car. As we waited in line, an elderly woman got in line behind us. We immediately asked her to go ahead of us, we were in no hurry. The woman stepped in front of us and said, "you boys are so nice. What part of Canada are you from?"
Yesterday I tried to let another person go ahead of me at the entrance to a Sobeys grocery store. It took us five minutes of negotiation before he would give in and go first.
I'm from niagara falls and a couple of yrs ago I held a door open for an older black couple.. The woman in a heavy southern accent said to her husband " you see that that little white boy held the door open" she was so shocked. I said just being Canadian
I'll bet she was mad when she found out.
Slomo ah a great 3 stooges line
@Slomofogo step by step, inch by inch..
As a Canadian, I now feel obligated to subscribe. I would, in fact, feel immense guilt if I did not. Because I’m Canadian. And Jim is a very nice, funny man.
"We're not polite, we're passive aggressive." Love it.
An American woman friend who married a Canadian and moved to Vancouver confessed to me in a whisper that "they're not ALL nice here"...to me, a fellow American.
#Truth
@@gregoryh3270 she's moved to Vancouver that's her problem.
@@gregoryh3270 very true
I love how his Canadian sleezy accent is a New York mafioso accent😂😂
Have you been to the Italian sections of Toronto? ;)
@@womanofacertainage5892 😂😂😂
@@womanofacertainage5892 Have you been to Little Italy along Preston Avenue in Ottawa? Delicious food there, too.
Me too! Love his versatile voices!😆
Montreal little italy is basically that accent everywhere
"I don't remember Canada extending an invitation"
One of your better lines...and there are many...good one! ;-)
Yeah people forget Canada has tighter immigration laws than the USA
@@jackmountain8503 are you sure. . Trudeau will let anyone in here
@@jackmountain8503 Considering their, at least perceived level of politeness, I can understand that policy, given who boarders them (us). :-) I had a Canuck I used to work with as a kid (funny, very nice gu)y, and it seemed he ended about a third of his sentences in eh? I used to reply "B?" every time...drove him nuts...THAT sort of thing.
jason petersen I know! How did all our relatives get to come & live here for so long?!!
@@swingbag12 😂 Right...just look at Democratic party members in the USA. they want open ports and boarders and everyone one gets free living wages...
Jim Gaffigan is hilarious an puts me in a good mood every time.
This year Canada is so against having Americans moving North we closed the border before the election.
It's been almost eerie seeing the few american license plates i do here and there now. feels like I'm seeing a ghost lmao.
How do you feel about the entire state of Washington moving to Canada? 😀
I’m patient I can wait til it opens again.
Viking Valkyrie Don’t hold your breath Val. Our CDn government is going to keep the border closed to non-essential travel for a long, long time. The US has 10 times as many people as us but close to 50 times as many Covid cases.
Cameron Rogers How about a wall?
This is how you do comedy right, respectfully funny, no need to trash a country and alienate your audience, love all yor work!
I love his audience voice
...and by doing it he gets to repeat the word 'clam juice's, thusly doubling the use of it.
Me, too. It's perfect.
"there is a youth hockey team staying in every Canadian hotel" that's about right actually 🙂
What's wrong with us staying in hotels, eh? 🏒
That’s *aboot right
I delivered to hotels in southern Ontario for my work and about 85% had youth teams staying there, it was a running joke i had with the staff... they were either there, checking in or just checked out.
@@MykalNines Americans just remember that time when the world wasn't exploding, youth hockey was a thing still. Now Americans think hockey is racist because white people play it.
Jack Mountain
Nonsense. All races play hockey now. Canada supports well planned and supported immigration and people of all races. AND their kids play hockey too! :) immigration strengthens economies.
I worked in a Canadian hotel and been in a crap ton of Canadian hotels and I concur every time there was a children's hockey team
Thank you Jim for coming to Canada, from America, to do jokes about us.
What’s hilarious is that Jim is correct that in every hotel is a Canadian youth hockey team. 😂
Being part of a youth hockey team living in hotels and loading into elevators stinky and obnoxiously.... Is literally a Canadian prerequisite... Like mandatory military service of other countries.... And yes we are passive aggressive.... Sorta.... Sorry...
Dude, from one Canadian to the other; that was funny!
Jim's clean comedy act is so refreshing
"Love is measured in feet."😆 So true.
Best thing about Jim, he comes with his own heckler.. hahaha!
👍😁That's true, I Never thought of it that way
I love how obvious it is that he really gets to know Canada in order to write these jokes. Its so nice that he puts in the work :)
True story: I live in Winnipeg and whenever I walked by the ad for your show last February, I thought, "Ah, poor guy. Sorry Jim!"
I traveled around Québec about 2 years ago (My first time in Canada) I was impressed with the elimination of the penny. The US needs to do that. I loved Canada's colorful money too.
Friendly people. I was so happy to speak French with people. I love maple syrup and maple trees. Love poutine. And Tim Hortons.
Take heart - US bills have tinges of colour. Your conservatives can now pay with pinkos.
I use to love finding Canadian coins, including their penny. Harder to do now. When we lived in Seattle in the 70s I found them alot. Canadian quarters even more so.
French in Canada is not French spoken in France. Sometimes you don’t understand it.
They are just copying us here in Australia. We got rid of our small coins in 1990. It is also our tech they use to print their money. But only Canadians would mint a coin called a Loony.
"to Americans passive aggressive is polite" my mind is blown haha
You could just get punched, so yeah its polite to give you a way out.
John to u a school ground is like prison u wanna be up all in it
Its not I can assure you we dont like it
Jim Gaffigan. A comedian’s comedian. If I were stranded on a desert island and given a choice of one comedian to take with me, he’d be the one!
Until the food ran out. Then he'd eat you. Make a raft out of your bones and a sail from your skin before navigating off that island to somewhere he could buy some Hot Pockets.
(Haawwt Pockets)
Plus you could feed on him for several years if you had to!
What did he do to deserve that?
"Because we all know God loves America more" lol...Another great routine thanks Jim...
“And that love is measured in feet.”
@@margaritaalvarez3766 Lol right!
EJofLA 😃
I like his signature bit of doing the audience’s inner monologue for them!
Also, just have to say about Jim as a stand up comedian. It is so refreshing that he is constantly laugh out loud funny but never has to revert to the f word or any other swear words. Very witty observations about life and such. Love this guy!
😂 Thanks Jim. We're back in lock down here (Melbourne AUS) I am separated from my family and friends whilst also working a serious essential service job. I appreciate the daily laughs from yourself, Michael McIntyre and Sarah Millican so much 😁💙
You wrote "whilst" lol!
@@linshanhsiang pretty standard word here but I'm glad you got a giggle out of it
@@linshanhsiang I love that word....I have used it a few times myself.
My supervisor is from Scotland, he uses that word. 🏴
I'm from the US. I kind of thought Australia and New Zealand were through with Covid but I guess not. Of course we're the epicenter of the covid world here. Good luck and be safe!
Jim: "Everything about Canada is pleasant."
Canada geese: "Allow us to introduce ourselves."
You can train a goose from gosling to be a guard goose. A 🐕 has it in its mind to protect and boy I don't wanna have to bite a human. A guard goose doesn't have that intellect, it goes straight to bite with all my beak full on.
John màçà
John MacArthur
Friend of mine has a business with her dogs chasing geese off of property.
And the winters lok
There's a reason why grizzlies and wolves think long and hard before they bother a Canada Goose. Usually, they decide to just move over to another mountain range instead. Much safer.
This just healed my blackened heart
It was just over a year ago when I discovered this guy. And holy moly does he keep me laughing. Such a wonderful fresh style and delivery. I am Canadian and I’m sure we’d love to have you move North of the 49th parallel, Jim. Stay safe people. 🤘🏻😝🇨🇦
holy moly! What a pleasure to read that--I haven't heard anyone say that for so long. Thank you!
inkagiz Jim gaffigan and Brian Regan. Both clean and funny.
His Canadian geography skit is one of his best.
Toronto is south of the 49th parallel isn't it? Doesn't Toronto encapsulate all of Canada?
Me, a Southern New Brunswicker living south of the 49th parallel.
Jim is very refreshingly unique. He's not like other comedians. Great voice too!
The amount of knowledge I've learned about Canada from Jim is way more than I could ever learn from any geography book.
@@nadlax5920 no this is where I insist I have no knowledge about geography
Jim Gaffigan should be required learning in all US and Canadian schools!
yeah but...
when was the last time _anyone_ opened a Geography book?
(I don't think I even have to disqualify school kids on this one...)
Eddy_D Is geography taught in school (elementary-high school) anymore?
@@thelitdave Can confirm they still teach it, but you're more than allowed to forget most of it after 9th grade 👍🏽
It's okay, Jim! You're welcome to visit us in Canada anytime, along with your wonderful family...
“Pebble economy”... nuff said about jim’s genius
Jim Gaffigan has the perfect balance in his comedy. He says things that a normal person wouldn’t say, but not to the extremes that some comedians push it. Makes for some good fun that everyone can enjoy!
You’re quite right. His comic persona is sort of middle-aged everyman, slightly doofus, but in fact, it’s very intelligent in its perceptiveness and the balance you describe.
I’ve been a long time fan of Jim G, (the HotPocket routine makes me laugh till I cramp)... but it’s when he does the audience is thinking bit “that better be the last clam juice joke”, “not another clam juice joke” kills me :-)
I’m a Canadian, and I have to say, you are by far, my favourite comedian. I love your videos. The next time you come to Toronto, I have to get tickets.
I'm gonna show the metric system bit to my Physics class tomorrow. We are starting off the course with measurements and it´s gonna fit perfectly. So hilarious!
Thank you for existing. You make the world a little better. 😊
The first time I met a Canadian, I said, " Yeah" after every time he said, "eh" because I thought it was a question.
🤣
@Matthew Feldvari - well, saying "eh" at the end of every sentence is as stupid as saying "bro", so I guess we were evenly matched. But it was a short conversation.
@Matthew Feldvari also, ... It's "too stupid", not "to stupid".
@Matthew Feldvari - you guys have Troodough!
@Matthew Feldvari - you misspelled Canadian
Okay, so I'm way late to the party. Just discovering this guy on YT. Gaffigan has the very best delivery I think of any comedian. Super witty n smart comedy...not crude but super clever. My ribs are sore from laughing. Thanks JG!!
This is some of his best material to date!
Well done Jim!
I have been reading all these and lmao. I'm Canadian as well but I've been living in the USA for quite some time now. The funny thing is that every time my father-in-law sees me, he has a new Canadian joke for me lol. My husband says, he wouldn't do that if he didn't like you so now i laugh along eh. No matter what I never lose the accent. I'm from Winnipeg, Manitoba and live in Huntsville, AL. I still visit Winnipeg and my family there. When I go in winter, I love it, it's like I've missed apart of myself. I still love my Winnipeg Jets. Go Jets Go 💙.
'We're having an election in America, so there's bound to be some Americans that threaten to move to Canada. I don't remember Canada extending an invitation'...It just keeps getting funnier...'ever thought of makin' a move, how do you feel about clam juice?'
They should build a wall.
@@biancadevino I could mention that the Saudi people who elected to fly planes into buildings all came here VIA Canada but that would be politically incorrect...oops
@@98triffid Canada's response: Sorry
@@98triffid Have you got a source for that statement?.
@@biancadevino Why build a wall when you've got Clamato?
This Canadian loves your comedy!!
Jim starts & ends every one of my days 👏🏽👏🏽🤩
It's kinda hard to imagine that this is"work"for Jim...... he makes it look so effortless.
If he wasn't saying it to a packed auditorium, he'd be saying the same things to his friends or his family every night. Why not get paid for it?
like all the greatest of the greats!
It's easy when your wife writes all the jokes. Haha jk Jim! Kidding because we love
@M Detlef I know that, M.... I was paying Jim a compliment.......
He’s the best!
We're unique and we're polite because it's easier to take you money that way.
"Don't shoot your customers." Unofficial slogan of the Hudson's Bay Company.
allan lanktree I thought I was the only one who knew that phrase. Do you know the Hudson Bay Start? Most groups set out in the early morning to get a good start on the trek. The Bay sent their people out in the afternoon. That way if they found out, while setting up camp that night, they had forgotten anything their running would only be a half day behind to catch up. ❤️🇨🇦
When I lived there, it was La Bay.
Ehm... kind of hard to picture given what HBC was up to in relation to their indigenous pelt-trading clients.
Your welcome here in BC anytime Jim, we shared a laugh recently at the crafty table on set ;)
It was a pleasure to meet you and I’m looking forward to seeing your work coming up🍻
You are so hilarious Jim 😂 Love your material!!
You are one of my all time favorites!
That's the third time I've watched that.
Thanks alot for taking up my time Gaffigan. I could be doing important stuff, like
chores and other responsibilities.
Appreciate it man.
Stayed up until 2am binging on your videos... and there's a new one about Canada? Woohoo!
Omg i am loving these canadian videos! Can you please just become a strictly canadian comedian. I could listen to this all day its hilarious! Keep em coming!!!
Omfg- you are HILARIOUS!! You literally are saying what us “polite” Canadians want to say 😂😂😂
It’s “we” Canadian’s…
It is said laughter is good medicine. I watch you every night before bed. Just in case. ❤
So many people say they love Jim because he's a "clean" comedian, but I don't think that's really the essence of his appeal. I think it's that he's wicked smart behind an unassuming demeanor, part of a long tradition stretching all the way back to Will Rogers. Even Richard Pryor was like this, despite his saltier language--he also projected a a mild, sympathetic, non-aggressive persona. The antithesis of the rockstar, bigger than life presence that so many comics attempt.
Canada loves you Bud! You are welcome anytime!
That metric system joke had me spit my beer out. 🤣
how many fluid ounces?
@@kevind2382 about 30ml
“We are all going to leave the EU and return to our pebble economy.” 🤣
Jim is your typical Liberal. Sad.
@@mikesecor6074 Shut up lol
Mike Secor He never even said anything political!
Pretty radical for a guy from Indiana. Is that why he's looking to leave for Canada?
@@PockASqueeno Actually, he did. At least once.
The youth hockey team hotel joke is too great!!!
It's a new day. Another video is up, so now I can Gaffigan! Yea!
Always SO fun! Always makes me happy to see you.
You know what....always before I start studying, I watch your videos.....you are so funny ...from Ethiopia
That’s a red flag...with a star in the middle! 😂
I love that joke... and delivery 😆 although he describes the flag of Vietnam- not the Chinese flag
@@allisonr9607 glad I'm not the only one who caught the error in the joke. China's flag has multiple stars, and they're not in the middle.
Funny joke, regardless.
Unh, it's the Canadian flag in the joke, isn't it? So the Chinese will think good thoughts when they see a maple leaf flag and think, "it's a star just like us". Weird Canada?
Red, White but never blue. 🇨🇦
@@allisonr9607 Yeah, or the flag of Hong Kong, but not China
Yep, even in US , youth competitive travel hockey has grown tremendously, our boys played for 10 years all over US, very costly but great family time
JG never disappoints... 😀😂😂
Love you man. You make life better with your humor. Thanks
I enjoyed the flag jokes. Thank you for these uploads during this stressful time.
The research he did on this special was exemplary👍🏽
Was so nice I watched it twice!!!! LOL! Keep it up Jim!!! You crazy Canadian!!
You’re right Jim, every other country is wrong, lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I cannot WAIT for this!!
thanks for being so nice to us buddy
This is brilliant, thank you Jim.
Jim Gaffigan, I love your stand-up but I have to say that your "Let's Get Cooking" and "Mike & Pat Show" segments helped me get through the worst days of the pandemic. It was a great distraction with a good amount of laughs. Cheers.
All of them!! Keep them coming Jim!! Wonderful entertainment!!
Thank you so much for daily laughter !
"C'mon China.. that's a red flag".. laughed way harder than I should have at that.
Knock it off
Yeah man. Respects from 🇨🇦 bro.
Canada “I don’t remember being invited” lol!
I've been following you since your club comic days Jim. I've seen you live a couple times. I've seen all your specials and heard every joke you've ever told. I don't need to like and subscribe. Your comedy just pops into my head all the time.
You got us on the youth hockey teams. Now you've learned our secret to winning hockey gold, we can't let you leave the country. Sorry. You're going to have to live in Winnipeg. Sorry.
'Sorry' pronunciation: US: "sah-ree", Canada: "soh-ree". My son and I are watching Canada's Drag Race and he keeps repeating the Canadian vowels when he hears them. Soh-ree. But how do you write the Canadian pronunciation of 'out'. I'll try. "oh-oot" vs "aw-oot".
Thanks Jim for helping me stay steadfast in Minnesota. Although the clam juice is tempting..
Jim and Canada should get a room 🙂
I've never had clam juice lol "You better stop with the clam jokes.. it's getting just too much" -- so funny! ♡
"Cmon China, that's a red flag....with a star in the middle"
That's Vietnam's flag though. China has several at the top left.
@@alexandercressman3420 he was referring to communism
In the novel It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis the US President builds a wall along the border to keep Americans from escaping to Canada.
Little known fact, eh...in Canada we actually have 5 seasons. Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter and Hockey. 🤘🏻😝🇨🇦
It was only 2 seasons for me. Hockey and road construction.
You left out Stanley Cup
We also have Football, FIFA, Tennis, and Golf season as well.
Eh is mostly upper Canadian 🤦♂️
Actually, the hockey season generally traverses the seasons of autumn, winter and spring....unless you're a Canadian team, then it ends earlier, unfortunately.
Years ago I was staying in Paris France on business...I was sitting at a bar and talking to the bartender and he was mentioning the difference of an American and a Candian....he says "see that guy at the end of the bar, he's American...I know you are Canadian by the way you order a drink....the American will tell me what he wants to drink but the Canadian will ask me for what he wants"....subtle but different
I remember driving through the States some years back and while at a gas station another driver, after looking at my licence plate, asked me ' where the hell is *Beaut Columbia*?'
I told him it was north of Peru. ;)
It’s not technically a lie.
@@candie1230 No, it's not. :)
Passive-aggressive will get you in mandatory counseling.
What?
@@stephaniemarie2074 It is a joke about how passive-aggressive behavior is a form of latent hostility that often gets people in trouble.
Sorry
@@jeffk6393 How do you mean? If you play your cards right, the behaviour will end up getting the target party in trouble while you can get away scot-free. It is what it is.
Would love to live in Canada, and yes, people seem more polite & much less stressed than in the U.S.
yep love that cold almost all year. NO thanks....but they seem nice,
Discreet, Canadians are more discreet.
@@biancadevino there's no cold a year, US is colder than Canada in general, My Cousin lives in Minneapolis and I live in Ontario, when he comes here he said weather is better in CANADA
LOL "Send in the kids with the smell hockey bags"
HAHAHA
Remember when China was mad at Canada? The whole world is like... Cmon China... lmao!!!!
That's a red flag... with a star in the middle... xD
Remember when China didn't deliberately infect the entire world?
They're still mad at us! We haven't given their Huawei executive back yet. 😒
@@andrewphillips8341 You are the FIRST person I've heard say it like it is. Drink's on me.
Thanks Jim !
‘Sorry about my dad’ 😂😭
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That part killed me! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
And he had no idea then what that would mean in the future!
This guy has done for me more good than buckets of Zoloft.