American Reacts to FUNNY Canadian Memes

[@leeneufeld4140]

No one who has ever encountered an angry Canada Goose will ever doubt that they are the descendants of dinosaurs.

[@neuralmute]

When we were kids, my sister used to dream of catching a Canada Goose by the neck, because they're so obviously evil. I'm glad that she never did, because it likely would have cost her a finger or two. They are the absolute worst descendants the dinosaurs produced.

[@Auxzide]

Water raptors

[@neuralmute]

@@Auxzide Water AND air raptors! Doubly dangerous!
They just look really stupid when they run.

[@user-dn4rx8ev3j]

They will chase you down and you will lose lol

[@markjohnson4217]

Sometimes when I am walking on the path along lakeshore, a gang of geese blocks the path in front of me and they just stare...its creepy.

[@justinclark5043]

Canada's drinking age is 18 in some provinces and 19 in others. The joke is that most of us ignore it and get an older friend or our parents to buy it for us. My dad started buying my beer for me when I was 16 so he could keep track of how much I was drinking. Also Canada Post is not that slow. People just forget how big our country is and how little infastructure it has in some places.

[@artsygremlin9091]

You can have a bit of it at 14 if you’re parents give you it

[@justinclark5043]

@@artsygremlin9091 You can have it even younger if you are with your parents at home. We had wine with special diners as kids. I had my first beer, in a bar, in Tel Aviv, when I was 11.

[@brianbenoit6883]

21 in Onrario.

[@artsygremlin9091]

@@brianbenoit6883 Hamilton Ontario it’s 19

[@skyetrick2666]

@@brianbenoit6883Ottawa&Toronto are 19 (can confirm as I lived in both in my teens), p sure it’s 19 across the province not 21. According to Google it was lowered in 1971.

[@BarnDoorProductions]

10:40 Saskatchewan, Canada. It's a meme for Americans. There are no mountains in Saskatchewan. Hollywood once made a movie (with Tyrone Power) about Mounties, called Saskatchewan! (the exclamation point is part of the movie's title). The slogan: "Filmed entirely in the glory of the Canadian Rockies!" (which are in Alberta and B.C.) 22:40: Scarborough is a suburb of Toronto; the picture is Banff National Park in Alberta. (What Americans think Canada looks like.) And, finally: Canada Geese -- they have teeth on their tongues! and can break your leg with their wings.

[@user-qv2ur2bw3z]

I was born in Scarberia

[@Roddy556]

It would have been a better meme if it finished with "this isn't it"

[@cut3puppy-te4bv]

had my first whisky at 15

[@wolfwing1]

Canadian geese have nothing on the turducken...got chased 3 blocks b that guy.

[@BarnDoorProductions]

@@wolfwing1 True story: my wife once decided make a piecaken. She didn't realize the cake was supposed to be the outside layer. We ended up with soggy cake batter inside a ruined pie. Not a great cook, my wife.

[@anneboostrom2810]

It shocks me that Terry Fox isn't more well known. He is a Canadian treasure.

[@tammyboon6259]

Yea, me too!!!!

[@anneboostrom2810]

@tammyboon6259 all through out elementary and high school we did a terry fox run every year. My daughter is 10 and they are still doing it thankfully. I'm happy our schools make sure we don't forget him and keep fundraising in his name.

[@3starfix]

That moment when Tyler doesn't realize that we have Costco in Canada 🤣🤣

[@siljewinchell8267]

I know!! I lost it!

[@johnwatters1496]

I already knew that

[@johnwatters1496]

And we have amazon

[@bbobson4817]

I can stop laughing

[@lukaszwojciechowski3663]

But we do though, I went to one today

[@ginger-cathousecreations4315]

DO THESE LIVE! I think these videos would be even better if they were shot LIVE. That way we Canadians could answer your questions and explain the jokes to you as you go - it might even save time since you won’t have to look anything up on Google. Anyone else agree?

[@jenn527]

I would watch, such a great idea for a livestream!

[@koru9780]

Ginger, the "telegram me..."commenter is a scammer. Please do not respond to it.

[@patriciamacpherson2009]

Yes!! I would love this rather than yelling at my phone uselessly!

[@GrannyHugs]

@@patriciamacpherson2009 😂😂😂You do that too! I even try to explain to Tyler. I think he should do a response video of us explaining things to him.

[@fredericgadoury6610]

Livestream is always better!

[@dougrobitaille2046]

Terry Fox was amazing. As a Canadian it makes me very proud, but also really sad. A great lesson for all of us! 🇨🇦❤️🦊

[@eunomiac]

That "no matter how cold it gets / I'm still sleeping with a fan on" really hit home for me, I'm the exact same way (Canadian)

[@Loulizabeth]

From what I'm learning Canadians and Germans would agree on this. Except the Germans open their windows in the Winter to let the fresh air in. Though maybe Canadians do that too?

[@eunomiac]

@@Loulizabeth Oh absolutely. Well, not when it approaches double-digit sub-zero --- we're not madmen! --- but on "relatively" mild days for sure!

[@leaharvey5201]

⁠@@Loulizabeth Yes, I do that !

[@wolfwing1]

@@Loulizabeth I did that when I was younger, as I get older just the fan, least in winter hehe. it's my white noise machine.

[@margcawley6730]

Lady with mrnopause hot flashes. Universal meme not Cdn joke. Only funny if it's not you 😊

[@juliekish5539]

The drinking age joke refers to the fact that Canadians drink a lot and start early, regardless of the legal drinking age.

[@hrayz]

I was so proud at 6 to get my own beer, instead of having to take sips from my dad's bottle.

[@Zzz3331]

This is just sad. Lol

[@helentrotter8703]

Not where I live

[@margaretfree2928]

This is true. By legal age I was bored with drinking already. 😂

[@sslssg247]

I've seen that meme and the "you have a drinking age" was for the UK not Canada.

[@marylyn5965]

Terry used to run outside my elementary school while he was training for the Marathon of Hope. He's a hero in Canada. 🇨🇦

[@christopherboucher2887]

And he was only 22 when he died. Pretty exceptional human.

[@Mordor1995]

ua-cam.com/video/PPcXMg3E9KQ/v-deo.html

[@williamralph8396]

PoCo? They moved the library with his bust it's now the rec. centre / library...don't know if they brought it inside. With covid haven't been able to get there yet.

[@vbvermont]

Would love to see a reaction to Terry Fox!

[@bernadettemcpherson8155]

It's interesting who knows about Terry Fox. We had a few exchange students from Europe ( France and the Czech Republic- and they knew about Terry Fox.... they thought he was an American!!! They now know he was Canadian... they also have a better idea of the distance and weather he would of had to deal with!! Got to see his brother when he came to our small town, and I was able to tell him that his brother is my # 1 hero!!

[@thunderclanwarrior1253]

I live in Ontario. The most Canadian thing I've seen so far is last winter, when the river froze over, and we decided to take a walk on it. We turn the bend and there's a party on the ice. 3 hockey rinks and a fire pit. Lots of fun!
Also idk if this meme will come up, but here's a meme I like to quote. In Canada, there are the four seasons: almost winter, winter, still winter, and road construction!

[@gerryboudreaultboudreault2608]

Two seasons in Canada: 9 months of winter blizzards, and three months of poor sledding.

[@magikenzee]

How like central Ontario are you

[@hummingbirdbalance2013]

The ones you didn't get were even funnier to me because you tried so hard. 😂 Thanks for the hearty morning laugh!❤

[@amyhayden6349]

I actually laughed out loud at the Canada Post joke…..As I sit here waiting for my package to come that’s been sitting in the Mississauga warehouse for 3 days now.

[@canadian1584]

For me, I'm closer to the west coast, so mine is always in Richmond. Once I waited 3 weeks watching try to clear customs, lol

[@Miss_Witch13]

Mine arrived but they still say they’re in Mississauga 😂

[@justinclark5043]

@@canadian1584 Canada Post has no control over how fast customs clears a package.

[@lucforand8527]

So many American movies are filmed in Canada and the story is placed in the US; thus, Canadians often notice that the film is using scenery from British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, etc.

[@234rrf]

9:33 as a Canadian I can confirm watching your elections are very entertaining

[@tammyboon6259]

Idk, I don't find it currently, entertaining, more like CRAZY!!! Maybe it depends on, where you live?!?! BUT man, I've NEVER seen American politics, become SO divisive in some Canadian families?!?! Like, seriously NOT speaking to other family members for months!!! Curious, if this was mostly in prairie provinces?!?!

[@234rrf]

@@tammyboon6259 Damn never had that happen

[@lynnm.wheaton1559]

Entertaining as like watching a horror film…

[@magikenzee]

​@@tammyboon6259Trump is the first time it was ever not just a fun entertaining bet

[@teresarydberg1450]

I love the Canada Geese meme. It is so true. They are vicious birds that will turn on you in a second. Never take your eyes off Canada Geese when walking near them.

[@jenniferlchainmailjen152]

For the Canadian scenery in movies one, it’s because it is very common for movies to be filmed in Canada, the producers are pretending it’s a U.S. city or small town but it’s in Canada. There are recognizable buildings or landmarks to people who are familiar with them.

[@ASkepticsPerspective]

careful this looks like spam

[@jenniferlchainmailjen152]

@@ASkepticsPerspective yeah I’ve reported them before as scams

[@aaronperl]

Like when they're in "Washington" or "New York" or something and there's the CN Tower in the background. They're usually pretty good at hiding such things, but sometimes you can see it in the reflection off another building

[@jenniferlchainmailjen152]

@@aaronperl yeah there’s an action movie from the 90s where you can clearly see Jean Claude VanDamme run past the Sam the Record Man on Yonge street multiple times.

[@celestec04]

I like when they turn my city Hamilton into New York and had to throw a bunch of garbage all over the place. One time they "dressed up the set" and left it. They must not have told the city because the waste management came and cleaned up the mess. Lol

[@RobertsAdra]

The Scarborough one made me laugh. Can you imagine coming to Scarborough and instead of seeing the mountains you see ... well Scarborough?

[@JonInCanada1]

It could be worse, it could be Markham

[@lllovesalll]

It's also that no one goes there, yet when people do, they're surprised by the open spaces, parks and ravines

[@ferociousfil5747]

I worked at a hotel in Montreal and some German tourists that wanted to know about booking a day trip to see the Rockies…It’s a 5-8 day drive depending on weather.

[@Buadih]

I was born in Scarborough. I almost spit out my drink when that one popped up.

[@cathydyck1333]

The Scarborough one was hilarious and made even funnier because Tyler didn't get it!

[@Rockmobile1]

The "Drinking age" joke is that there is a lot of under aged drinking in Canada... mostly due to boredom from being snowed-in for 6 months. 😂

[@TomHuston43]

If you are bored in winter, play hockey or go skiing like the rest of us.

[@Rockmobile1]

While drinking, of course! 🍺😁👍🏻

[@antoin12qc]

Canadian here.
The drinking age, officially varying by province, generally 19, but can be 18...
The meme, itself, refers to the age being a suggestion, since high school kids tend to drink carelessly prior.

[@Nightangel8212]

I still remember when I was in high school here in Alberta when a girl moved up here from Arizona. Her first year by the time it was middle of October, it was 10 degrees C out. The rest of the students were walking into the school wearing their autumn jackets unzipped, while this poor girl was already in a winter jacket with a scarf and toque. The rest of us could only pity her and tell her to buckle up for January when the temps can reach as low as -40+.

[@circleofthewolfairsoft7419]

Same type of encounter except husband and wife were from Australia. Poor guys were close to setting bomb fires ever 30ft to keep warm by the end of February, and the rest of us were going out fishing, never did make it up into the ice fields they ended up moving back to Australia...hahahaha

[@Duckduckobtusegoose]

@@circleofthewolfairsoft7419I just have to let you know it’s bonfires not bomb fires, but I got quite the giggle on the first read

[@someoneelse267]

I had the opposite happen to my family. My mom took my sister and me to Disneyland during one of the winter breaks from school one year. We were wearing our summer clothes and going on the water rides that no one was going on and the staff kept giving us looks like we were crazy until we mentioned we were from Canada and one of them actually said "Oh that makes sense".

[@_.ChildOfGod._]

My husband and I were giving away a dresser and a bedframe on a free give away Fb page for my city. There was a family that had just moved to Canada from the Philippines. We had them in our yard as we had no room in our house at the time. The next day, we had an October snowstorm, but it was really mild so the snow was wet and very heavy. The temperature was about -2. The next day they came to get the furniture and I felt bad that it had gotten wet. They didn't mind though thankfully. Anyway, as they were leaving our yard one of them shuddered and said " it's so cold out, isn't it?". I didn't have the heart to say, weeeell.... you see it'll only get worse. Ibreally how they got good winter clothes.

[@fantasticmio]

Ok, the Canada Post joke made me laugh out loud. When you order from abroad, it goes to Mississauga first.

[@pinky2245]

Don't ever count on anything via Canada Post arriving on time, if ever!

[@auntiedough2488]

I was impressed that he got the pronunciation of Mississauga on his 2nd try. That Canada Post plant is exactly 4.4 km from my home 😁

[@mrbaddog4749]

All mail for Ontario goes threw Mississauga, it's there main terminal. That's why some many things are lost and never seen again.

[@karenbaldwin-porter7295]

@@auntiedough2488 And I bet your mail still arrives a week late. lol

[@JHW44]

It made me bust out laughing 😆

[@valeireking4719]

Thank you. So fun. My son has not owned a winter jacket/coat since he turned 8. At nearly 25 years old, he still goes out in minus 27 degree Celsius (-16.6 F) weather wearing a hoodie. However, he did admit that since he walks to work now, that a winter jacket may be better than layering on 3 hoodies and 2 pairs of jeans to make it to work without dying. He kills me! At least he's not wearing his shorts on those days.

[@justanothertiredmom4]

Yes! The weather is literally that unpredictable, especially in Manitoba! We have literally had all 4 seasons in a single day before, it can be snowing in the morning, spring like in late morning, very early afternoon, then summer temps in the mid afternoon, then fall like weather by the evening. This is why we send our kids to school and daycare with literally all outside clothing! Because the weather will be totally different by the time you leave. It cal also go vise versa, we can have spring in the morning, summer in the afternoon, fall in the late afternoon/evening and be snowing by bedtime.

[@someoneelse267]

There's a saying here in Saskatchewan, if you don't like the weather just wait an hour lol

[@Val.Kyrie.]

Canadas only F5 tornado was in Manitoba.

[@AnikMonette]

Darn! And I thought Quebec's weather didn't make any sense!

[@TheZayGS]

For the tire changing joke, this is the best context I can offer: Alberta = Texas & Vancouver = LA

[@valeireking4719]

Yup. Sur is.

[@sheiladodds4186]

You got that right! BC Canada LOL

[@hideyourlocalvaporeons8710]

Alberta is redneck country, aka, the Canadian Texas!
Please save me I don't want to live here

[@bonniewood5286]

You turn around and kick the ice chunks off with your heel! Lol you’d hurt your toes kicking it with your toes!

[@petecresswell9617]

Everyone seems to miss the child's leg dangling at her right side......

[@darcymartin7608]

Good Morning Tyler: The photo's of a town with a mountain in the background is Banff, Alberta (in the past and present). Saskatchewan is a prairie province - basically flat, no mountains nearby. Scarborough, Ont. is a city near Toronto - again no mountains nearby. It's our way of mocking how much people from other countries don't know about Canada or our geography. Each province has a different legal drinking age but it is usually 18 or 19. We just start drinking much earlier, usually about 15 or so. The Canadian Post Office is atrocious - if they don't lose our mail we might get something within the next month or so. Terrible, terrible service. Many, many U.S. TV shows and movies are filmed in Canada because of the tax incentives and the difference in the U.S./Canadian dollar. You really should watch a video about Terry Fox. He was definitely a great man. This is one called Anything's Possible. ua-cam.com/video/3BzyHYZgMz8/v-deo.html

[@sweetpixiesmile]

In Winterpig it's between 12-14 LOL - to be fair, it put me off drinking beer for life with the stuff I saw that night.

[@valeireking4719]

The "If you're ever in Canada make sure you visit Scarborough, Ontario", meme is a picture of Moraine Lake, in Banff National Park, Alberta. It's Scarborough's effort to get tourists suckered in. Because we all know that Ontario (Toronto) is "The Center of the Universe".

[@redrock861]

Moraine Lake is absolutely incredible. I really enjoyed taking the tour bus to see both Moraine Lake, and Lake Louise just hours apart. The only downside was idiots littering, and even a group of retards who left the path to climb down to the edge of a cliff to take selfies.

[@kathymandu6910]

I was wondering why that looked, well more West, like where I'm at, and I was very puzzled by the mountains. 😂

[@makaylaforbes6719]

The drinking age joke is about how we do alot of drinking here, and a lot of us say there's nothing else to do when you're snow locked but stay home and drink

[@errollleggo447]

I heard someone say once, and it kind of true in rural areas. "The drinking age in Canada is only a suggestion."

[@Orange_Fever]

Yup, just like the ages on a LEGO box.

[@JohnnyMegabyteCanada]

I grew up with parents giving us a little wine with dinner, no problem asking dad for a sip of his beer, or asking and getting champagne for my 13th birthday.

[@robfox1390]

Where I live in Ontario, we call Canadian Geese "Cobra Chickens". They are not that pleasant to deal with although my Newfoundland Dog likes to chase them. (of course I don't let him, that would be wrong, lol). I love the channel!

[@PAN_cakes31]

so true about the cobra chickens

[@palooka120]

This New Brunswicker thanks you for the new phrase cobra chicken, we've just been calling them assholes, but that is much more creative.

[@erintheresa2430]

That's better than my dad's word for them: Flying rats. 😝

[@amosfraser]

My high school French teacher and his son lived in a cabin in the woods outside town. They used to let their two dogs (a St. Bernard and a Bouvier/Newfie dog) go running in the forest. Sometimes those (huge) dogs would tag-team chase a bear, so I am not surprised to hear that about your Newfoundlander chasing them.

[@amosfraser]

@@erintheresa2430I would have thought flying rats would be pigeons.

[@clintonneudorf1197]

The drinking age part refers to the fact in most areas ouside of cities you grow up drinking way before 18. I was 3 years old when i had my first beer.

[@juliafrier5488]

19:25 just to explain, Canadians are allowed to drink at any age, as long as they’re with a parent or guardian 😂

[@leeneufeld4140]

Many years ago, as Canada Post was being criticized for slow and unreliable service, the Cabinet Minister (sorry don't remember all the details) responsible for the agency got annoyed. He went across the river to Hull, and mailed his report on the situation to, I believe, the Prime Minister's office in Ottawa, literally only a few miles away. It finally arrived 30 days later.

[@walley2637]

no doubt, i always hate when amazon gives my package to Canada post, i just know it's going to be late and no tracking. it is a reliably crappy service.

[@barbarae-b507]

@@walley2637 My mom used to tell me that it used to be good. They got delivered twice a day back then. It was a long time ago.

[@barbarae-b507]

@@jetstream6389 Yeah, my parents were Salvation Army officers and married a year or so after their Commissioning. They were allowed to write letters but were very restricted on when they could see each other.
My mother said that she would write a letter in the morning and it would arrive at my dad’s place in the afternoon. She was in Ajax Ontario and he was in Bracebridge Ontario.

[@SoaringWhiteSpirit]

The second meme about not expecting customers in the worst conditions is actually really funny. It’s not that “Well Canadians are hardy and will go out in anything” because while this may be somewhat true most people can’t wait to get home and not go out again when it’s miserable.
The gist is if that when you work in essential services or the type of retail that is always open (lot more rare up here in Canada than it is in the US) and it’s No one but Polar bears or crazy snowboarders wants to be out in this kind of day and you bust your butt going in seeing nothing but piles of the white and barely another sole, you figure “Well hell, at least it’s going to be dead” but…NOPE…. Suddenly everyone decides they need to stock up and it’s way busier then normal with customers looking like the meme.
That took way too long to explain.

[@BlackEpyon]

The letter will get there eventually, the problem is that the service time is inconsistent. It could be 2 days, could be 2 weeks, you never know.

[@colincarson2983]

You mentioned how difficult it is to tear Canadian bank notes ... it's basically impossible. All our bills are made entirely of a plastic polymer, not just the see-through panels. No problem leaving money in your pockets on laundry day anymore!

[@jayfedder1578]

What’s funny though is that if they get too cold they can crack

[@derekfortier3149]

Don’t put them in the dryer though, cuz they melt

[@veroniquebellamy4741]

You say that, but I worked for TD and you wouldn't believe how often I'd have to deal with busted up banknotes. Especially fishing parts of banknotes that break off in the cash machines.

[@veroniquebellamy4741]

@@derekfortier3149 - Yeah, I've had to deal with that too. As long as we have enough of the bill, we can exchange it for you at the bank.

[@Lorijenken]

22:45 is a MASSIVE joke from city of Toronto ON,CAN, one of the suburbs is called Scarborough ( i lived there for 10yrs) and the joke is that its just row and rows of concrete and suburban houses with no trees or any form of green and endless mazes of roads. its also a pretty rundown area old and usually lots crime. the picture represent what you wish you lived in. xD

[@jod4343]

The banana bread comment is because she asked for the apartment to be " preheated" and when we bake banana bread, we need to also preheat the oven. Hence the joke/reference.

[@random_j._cosplay]

I seriously don't understand how he didn't get that joke. I mean, not getting specifically Canadian references is one thing, but that one was a no-brainer.

[@namelesswhispers]

For the Canadian drinking age, the joke is around the fact that there's a lot of underaged drinking. So while there's an official drinking age, most people have already been drinking well before that. As for the Canadian geese, they can be very aggressive when guarding their offspring. They can be upto 14lbs - 24lbs with a wingspan upto 50". So when you see a large bird come racing towards you in a frenzy, it can intimidate a lot of people. I strongly recommend you check out some videos of geese attacks.

[@joannahampton5979]

They were responsible for taking out the engines on Sully's plane over NYC.

[@jameskillbot2867]

Nono, sully was responsible for 9 geese deaths, most people avoid the geese.

[@pinky2245]

They don't just peck and claw, but they beat you with those huge wings! I remember my mother being attacked by some geese and she had bruises all over her body.

[@isabelleblanchet3694]

The Canada geese are now known as "cobra chicken".

[@rayrayray7494]

i keep trying to experience this i go in armed with a knife always thinking were eating good tonight 😂😂 but they just dont want none yet i keep hearing bout attacks i got attacked by my 40 pounds turkeys a few times few punches and it was settled, that beating me with their wings thing really didnt fly with me i took 2 or 3 hits blocked the rest then mike tysonned 3 of them and it stopped, respect is not free in the animal kingdom its earned they respected me for the rest of our stay together now they are in my freezers and soupes and what not

[@lordwalker71]

Kirkland is the Costco brand
The Saskatchewan meme is likely sarcasm because it’s known for being flat.
Canadian geese will mess you up, I’ve seen videos on the news of them chasing people around their cars and going after people waking down the sidewalk.
The picture of the town with the mountain is Banff, Alberta
The drinking age is Canada is 18 in most of Canada but most kids start at like 16 and sometimes younger.
The Scarborough Ontario meme is also a picture from the Banff national park in Alberta.
When I was a kid living in Ontario where they have bagged milk we definitely used a steak knife.

[@hockeyfan2704]

I laughed really hard at the steak knife thing, I've done it lol

[@christopherboucher2887]

It's 19 in most of Canada. Quebec Manitoba and Quebec are the only provinces where it is 18.

[@jaydenjezowski4339]

@@christopherboucher2887 18 in Alberta too. Knew some people in Lloydminster who would buy alcohol on the Alberta side when they turned 18 and then take the alcohol to Saskatchewan (drinking age is 19).

[@hrayz]

@@jaydenjezowski4339 many Canadians just ignore the "legal" drinking age. I was 6... 🥴

[@pinky2245]

The Saskatchewan meme is because it is pretty flat, no mountains as in the picture.

[@Celebrindal333]

There are Terry Fox runs globally now, I taught in Shanghai for 4 years (admittedly at a Canadian school in China) and we did a Terry Fix run every year. My Mom did her nursing placement in St. Kitts and Nevis, and they also has a Terry Fox run. This is amazing to me because I’m from Thunder Bay where Terry sadly fell and had to end his cross Canada run. We have a memorial point and a statue where he stopped.

[@BelleDede01]

Liked the fact that you were stumped by the one that says to take your girlfriend to the most expensive place ... means that gas is so expensive that you can only afford to go there, or one could also say 'grocery store'. :) The 3 provinces ... yep! You don't hear too much about the Maritimes or the middle provinces Saskatchewan or Manitoba. BTW, yes, Canadian Geese are mean birds and will not hesitate to attack you, plus they make a mess out of your lawn (fertilizer) ;) I think the drinking age is you have to be 19 years old to legally drink in establishments, however, no one says that there is one in private homes. Seems that every father lets their sons drink a gulp of beer when they are small and it seems that every kid likes the taste too. The banana bread thing was like 'preheating an oven to bake something' so she wants her apartment pre-heated before she gets home. Lame unless she means that it's so cold outside that she wants the apartment warmed up so she can warm up ... that part I would understand as I've been there, but it's still lame. I have to apologize for this video as a Canadian, there weren't too many 'funny' memes in this video. Sad!

[@chiclet1052]

You're such a joy to watch. Thanks from Canada. Keep 'em coming. Also, geese will tear your ankles off if you so much as go too close to their babies. They are not afraid of us. And yes, our mail is slow. We think it's bcuz all the mail people have been attacked by our geese.🤣🇨🇦

[@margaretfree2928]

I laughed so hard at the Scarborough meme! Thanks for that. Nope, not Cansplaining it. 😂

[@MKH-ot4lg]

Right! If you know you know.

[@bladelaw4200]

same with the Saskatchewan one

[@kathymeadus]

I am Scarborian and I laughed so hard at the meme lol unfortunately Scarborough has gotten this bad "Rep"for being bad (which I was born and raised in and never experienced anything of the sort!) and the meme has this Majestic, Serine, Mountain view, which unfortunately is not the view of many other boroughs in Toronto!This just made me laugh so hard! Because I know it is in my heart!

[@thedeathskittells6056]

Canadian geese are nicknamed the Canadian Airforce, or sky cobras for a reason. I have seen two males fight each other and one had a broken neck in the end. As a Canadian, yes I fear them but they can be safe to admire from a distance.

[@Amandasera]

Tyler, yes, there are special milk bag openers 😂😂😂but I'm pretty sure most of us bag users just use normal scissors lol

[@AnikMonette]

We sell them at our store... and no one buys them!
I admittedly don't know why these things were even brought up to existence since a pair of scissor will just do fine!

[@allyjohnston3151]

Having spent a lot of my life on Vancouver Island (hottest place in Canada during the winter) and then now living in Alberta, I learned to carry up to 5 plastic bags of groceries per arm, so I only have to make one trip from the car to the house during fridgid winter days.

[@Nikki7B]

As for the Canadian and New Zealand banknote, Canada won the competition held by New Zealnd when they were looking for a new Country to print their banknotes. Canada won, and has been printing New Zealand's banknotes for years now. Same ink tones and everything. Although each Country designs their own banknotes, we both are commonwealth realms, so of course the Queen would be on the there.

[@Dominodude55]

not just banknotes, but the Royal Canadian Mint does coinage for like 30+ countries

[@navirose9133]

The Canadian 1 dollar bank note was retired and replaced by the 1 dollar (loonie) coin in1989, the 2 dollar in 1996. The note being shown in the video is a 20 dollar bill.

[@markbernier8434]

They do a few other countries as well.

[@marklittle8805]

I was at the Mint in Ottawa, where they now just do the high end coins. They had a display of all the nations they do coinage and notes for. The Royal Canadian Mint is one of the largest in the world.

[@Nikki7B]

Yes, I'm aware of the Royal Canadian mint making coins for many many nations as well. Banknotes are made by the Canadian Bank note Company, which is different. The Canadian banknote company only currently prints for two Countries, Canada and New Zealand. Australia was the first company to create and use the ploymere banknotes way back in the 80s. Because of that, Australia prints banknotes for many Countries.

[@yo-Rowe]

The movie meme with people pointing out locations is about all the movie scenes shot in Canada that are supposed to be cities in the US.
For example the musical Chicago was shot in Toronto.
And yes Home Alone is a popular movie in Canada. Toronto was one of three primary locations the film was shot in.
The long history of American produced movies doing this led to Toronto being referred to as Hollywood North.

[@bonniecameron9926]

Yes, the weather does change quickly. Here in Nova Scotia, we have a saying..."If you don't like the weather, wait 15 minutes." It changes that fast at times, lol.

[@isabellebreton8284]

The Mississauga joke is very funny cause stuff stays there forever before you get your mail

[@_Julie_Bee]

Tellement lol

[@aaronperl]

The "be sure to visit Saskatchewan" meme and "be sure to visit Scarborough, Ontario" are the same picture. And that picture is Lake Louise, in Alberta. The joke is that it's not Saskatchewan or Scarborough. In fact, as someone who lives in Scarborough, it looks pretty much like the opposite of that picture.

[@srp723]

It’s actually Moraine Lake which is the next valley over from Lake Louise. More beautiful too.

[@aaronperl]

@@srp723 Whoops! also, agreed. We liked Moraine Lake way more than Lake Louise when we were there around 15 years ago

[@Charliewestmore321]

"Maybe Canadians have hardened their toes??" 😂😂😂 maybe we have thick winter boots for the extreme cold.

[@coldcarrot9383]

“Am I on the road” made me remember the four times just last winter my dad ended up in the ditch trying to drive me to school when the bus was cancelled 😂

[@meghangray3354]

There's at least one good Terry Fox documentary out there. He was an incredible young man. I recommend learning more, you'll be touched for sure.

[@peikathryn]

The joke at 25:16 about him asking his girlfriend if she was banana bread is because if you make banana bread you preheat the oven before you bake it and she wanted him to preheat the apartment before she got home.

[@philreid9402]

Thank you fellow baker, you saved me the trouble of explaining the joke. :D

[@miniciominiciominicio]

What's so funny about "think very carefully about what to say next" bit? All I can think of is a Holocaust joke and that's really not funny.

[@furrydreamer4443]

@@miniciominiciominicio I mean I spend my days in canada getting baked (AKA high)
Probably not where it was going but it's what comes to mind first.

[@sadee1287]

@@miniciominiciominicio No, she was just warning him not to make jokes at her expense.

[@sandrasenatore8746]

I screamed so loud when he pronounced Mississauga correctly!!!

[@juliafrier5488]

8:16. I remember about three years ago, it snowed in the middle of summer. So, yes. Our weather IS that unpredictable ❤😂

[@JungleScene]

Most places in Canada have somewhat predictable weather, but some places are known for unpredictability. Calgary is famous for "being able to experience all 4 seasons in a day"

[@DEADBRO_]

Nova Scotia also has unpredictable weather, and I have definitely experienced all for seasons in the span of like 10 minutes on lmao.

[@barbarae-b507]

Toronto too. I remember one day it was about 20° C below and the next day was 22°C above, then back to down below Celsius the next.

[@JBond-zf4dj]

@@DEADBRO_ same, I remember a particular walk to work one morning like that living in Hfx.

[@9u1n]

In Ottawa, we had pouring rain at +10C yesterday, and -1C with snow flurries today

[@wastingjam4133]

Winnipeg is mostly predictable.. you know it's gonna be - 45 with the windchill and have snow up to your tits in the winter and summer will be +40 with the humidity making the air feel thick and hard to breath.

[@barbarae-b507]

My sister was attacked by a Canada goose, when she accidentally tried to back away from a nest and was actually going towards it. The goose jumped on her back and pounded her with it’s wings. It terrified her. Canada Geese are notoriously known for physical attacks, which not only scare people but also hurt them.

[@b4nh4mm3rplays]

Cobra chicken!

[@rayrayray7494]

i keep hearing this either its a myth or they smell who not to fuck with i keep going towards them trying to force this and they simply run and/or fly away

[@walley2637]

a family of geese made there nest beside the employee entrance to a company i worked for, they started aggressively chasing everyone that approached and they had to redirect everyone to a different door for 2 weeks until they decided to leave!

[@barbarae-b507]

@@rayrayray7494 Since I have seen them attack pretty much anyone, think it depends more on the time of year. They will definitely attack during nesting season. They are not like other birds that have one parent pretend to have an injured wing thus making them more like prey, while the other tries to guard the nest. They can really hurt people. Most are unaware of how big they really are, until they attack.

[@barbarae-b507]

@@rayrayray7494 If you don’t surprise them, they will move out of your way, but since they are regularly around when we have gone hiking or walking, they will definitely attack when provoked or frightened. My sister had bruises and even though it happened when we were kids, it’s still not forgotten. My dad was a lifelong bird watcher who regularly took us out for trips. I was always an animal and bird saver, who always has brought home injured and lost animals and birds, including a Red-tailed hawk. I was not afraid of any animals but I avoid the Canada Geese.

[@chameleonrose16]

10:00
Felt so called out about the fan 😂 I used to sleep with my window open in the winter too lol

[@i_need_sleep4284]

15:40 as soon as this popped up onscreen I started laughing so hard because ITS SO TRUEEEE

[@dawnandy7777]

The woman with a fan on in the middle of winter is probably having "hot flashes." One of our funniest commercials was when a woman goes out in a snowstorm to turn on the air conditioner.

[@jeanettecarnell8933]

Been there,got the t_shirt !

[@jeanettecarnell8933]

Sorry,forgot the done that,lol!

[@dustinsavage2832]

Playing "Am I On The Road?" is when you're so grateful for rumble strips

[@_Julie_Bee]

And hope not too cross a truck with a snow blade going 130 on a 2 way provincial road.

[@maryanneslater9675]

My brother's farm has a long twisting driveway. When the ditches fill with snow, it's really a case of hoping you're still on the road!

[@vickydij]

I sleep with the fan on all year round 😂 the sound is calming can't sleep without it🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@rhondagibson4147]

The Canadians recognizing Canadian places in American movies/shows is more about them being passed off as American when they're actually Canadian. Like Suits...it's filmed in Toronto but is set in New York

[@SoaringWhiteSpirit]

The outside seating available one is funny because where the the majority of Canadians live there is outside seating but for a large chunk of the year it’s kind of unusable unless you really like the cold. Yet, just our sheer “I want my patio-ness” or whatever you want to call it, we will sit outside in the worst weather 😂 I’ve been down in the more southern states when it’s actually quite nice out (Mid teens Celsius - I think that’s around 60 F lol) and the patios are empty, heaters are on and still everyone is inside with sweaters. Meanwhile, in Canada people are “I don’t care if I’m wearing a parka and it’s snowing, It’s not THAT cold, I’m sitting outside.”

[@bscrimbitt9359]

You chose to think they "stole" the wheelbarrow. They probably borrowed it and hadn't got around to bringing it back. LOL

[@meliannegosselin-sincennes4020]

That ONE Moment the he didn't realize the price at the gas station is really expensive😂😂

[@archieredman2796]

Terry Fox is and was a Super hero without a cape, and he was real,
not a fictional character, and he actually saved a lot of our lives and
still is even after his death.

[@marleneperlette-Dannpatch]

Tyler, there are no mountains in either Saskatchewan or Ontario! 😂
That’s the joke!

[@circleofthewolfairsoft7419]

Drinking age in Canada is a suggestion, but we start in ice fishing season. Plus I am 100% Canadian and some of those meme went over my head too, so don't think you missed anything.

[@inthewindago]

As a bartender in Ontario I can’t serve anyone under 19, or allow them to consume any alcohol while on our premises. Sale of alcohol is only permitted to 19+.
However parents are allowed to give alcohol to their children of any age. It’s assumed the parents will be supervising them.

[@stevestreet4402]

​@@inthewindago as a cook in Quebec I started my first job and had my first hangover the same week....I was 15.

[@inthewindago]

@@stevestreet4402 that’s rough! I didn’t have my first hangover until I was 18.
It wasn’t the first time I got drunk, just the first time I paid for it in the morning. 😰

[@CloudIchigoNaruto]

@@inthewindago i didn't know canadians drinkin age was 19 , im from Quebec province it's 18 over here , so i always thought it would be the same everywhere in canada , that's funny , lol i didn't know that one , .

[@inthewindago]

@@CloudIchigoNaruto we learn something new about ourselves every day. Lol.
Ya, somehow you all finagled that one. Props!

[@IzzyOnTheMove]

1:38 i literally look like that after my 10 minute walk to the coffee shop

[@makaylaforbes6719]

Omg the Canada post joke being stuck in mississauga has got me 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@The1stGiant]

In the one that was like “Canada in the past and the present“ I think they’re pointing out that in that place even though there was change there wasn’t a huge whole lot of change. Here in Canada some of our major cities will change evolve greatly over the years, but a lot of our smaller communities are almost not all that different from 100 years ago, And a larger percent of Canada I would say is those kinds of smaller communities that barely ever change.

[@luke1119411]

For the drinking age one, it's because Canada doesn't have a federal drinking age. It varies from each province. Alberta is 18, some are 19, etc.

[@oli3119]

Québec is 18 too

[@patriciamacpherson2009]

I was thinking it’s because in high school we all drank anyway

[@luke1119411]

@@patriciamacpherson2009 Also a good interpretation. The only reason I didn't take it that way, is I don't know how much of a Canadian thing that is.

[@Redjs90]

The drinking age is lower if the minor is with an adult or parent. If you're with your kid at a restaurent and the kid ask for a beer then the waitress ask for his age, just stare at her in silence, she will back off.

[@luke1119411]

@@Redjs90 Unfortunately, with this being the internet, I don't know if this is a joke or if someone actually thinks that lol 🤣

[@sheiladodds4186]

Tyler Bucket I am from BC Canada and I absolutely love your video's. You give me a great laughter. LMFAO while I sit here on my sack of seeds and toke a legal joint...I love your way of comparing our countries. Thanks my stomach hurts!✌✌✌

[@SweetLadyK420]

Canadian children start drinking at an early age 😂 it's almost a right of passage to get your first taste of alcohol at age 10.... Dad has a beer, you steal a sip.... Mom has a cocktail, you steal a sip..... some even go so far as to steal full bottles from their parents 😅

[@ridleydc]

My father was 98 when he passed away. We used to joke that when he went to the liquor store, he was asked for ID to make sure he was still young enough to drink.

[@rockygonnadz74]

Easiest way to convert temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit is double the temperature, subtract the first digit, then add 32. So 10 degrees C would be 50 degrees F (10 x 2 = 20, subtract 2 = 18, add 32 = 50)

[@bunzeebear2973]

Or even easier is having a thermometer that has both measures printed on it.

[@joellafrechette4011]

@@bunzeebear2973 If both measures are printed on a thermometer, there's no "converting" involved. It literally takes a couple of seconds in your head if you know the formula. Most people aren't in the habit of carrying a thermometer around with them.

[@maryanneslater9675]

I was taught, to convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit, divide by 5, multiply by 9 and add 32. Your way works because the conversion numbers are 5 and 9. Math tricks!

[@Val-qm4br]

Faster way. Just double it and add 32. Close enough.

[@TrimutiusToo]

What I think happened with wheelbarrow is that someone left it near the curb and somebody else thought it was garbage so they picked it up as they were passing by and then when they passed by again and so the sign they felt ashamed for assuming and brought it back... Canadian often leave their old items on a curb as garbage and some others would pick it up before garbage truck comes

[@ShadowWolf_0409]

No we just have boot to kick snow, its simple as that, we have winter boots and we can kick the snow without getting hurt (It depend of who we are talking about), at 13:06, why we say "to the most expensive place in the city is the gas station is because it cost a leg to fill up your car's gas tank

[@jenn527]

Fun fact, the snow/ice that collects behind a vehicle tire is called a SNARD. The more you know 😄

[@fumblerooskie]

And dirty snow is known as SNIRT.

[@AmandaZuke]

Huh. Interesting! I just call them fenderbergs.

[@_Julie_Bee]

We need a Canadian heritage minute about this 😂😂

[@maureenadam5980]

I always called it a ‘clush’ of snow when I was young. Clump + slush = clush 😂

[@barrylangille3523]

@@AmandaZuke fenderbergs. I like it.

[@2727rogers]

It helps if you wear steel toed boots when kicking that snow from behind your tires because in Canada that snow is usually frozen into a solid lump of ice.

[@kmacgregor6361]

But even if you're not, you wouldn't be wearing "regular sneakers" like he says here... or if you were you wouldn't call them sneakers.

[@musicprospers6380]

The Canadian geese (i.e. the cobra chickens) here are cocky cause they know they're a protected species lol

[@slbunnies]

Yes the hot dog is also from Costco. Kirkland is just a popular brand in Canadian Costcos. Also yes, just last Tuesday it was -38°c and the next day was only -2°c. It went from extreme cold to like, eh, just need a hoodie. Also a few times I've seen it snow in both July and August and that's supposed to be summer.
I relate heavily to sleeping with a fan on no matter the temperature.

[@TheFearedTwo]

Kirkland isn't just a popular brand in Costco, it is Costco's own brand to sell their own products

[@adelheidbrown2727]

Hello, a Canadian here. We like to refer to geese as cobra chickens :D They are rather aggressive especially if they have a nest nearby.

[@TimHewetsonSellToronto]

PS. The Canada Goose can be quite vicious and aggressive. Most Canadians have been chased by one at some point in their life especially if close during mating season or too close to the next. Another name for them is The Cobra Chicken because they hiss!

[@JK-zz4ip]

I hear this, and I believe people, however I have never had a scary or negative encounter with Canada geese. I always thought they were really cool and sometimes they walk right up to me no problems.

[@jawstrock2215]

@@JK-zz4ip probably base on region. I don't think we even have Goose around here, only ducks, and they are pretty friendly over all.

[@jessehachey2732]

⁠@@jawstrock2215Ah, how naive you are!😂 Geese have a reputation for a reason, they’re vicious and nothing like ducks! 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@jawstrock2215]

@@jessehachey2732 I think you misread what I said.

[@candicehopkins9845]

In Canada, it is illegal to kill a Canada Goose. There are too many of them as a result in our neighbourhoods and parks. If you try to wave them away (as they leave their droppings in areas that we wish to walk or play in,) they will snap their very powerful wings at us and also try to attack us with their powerful beaks!

[@JeffKraschinski1969]

I think the drinking gag is that most kids have snuck drinks long before the official drinking age in Canada

[@stupidfurball]

When my kids were young they called that snow chunk,"car poop'. Yes we have costco in Canada.

[@stupidfurball]

Thought I should let you know I got a reply from you telling me to contact you on telegram to claim my prize! I'm almost positive this is a scam!!

[@carolmurphy7572]

@@stupidfurball It absolutely is a scam and it's been appearing on almost every comment on Tyler's videos. Smart to just ignore it, but I wish Tyler could block it!

[@Stewart682]

Making movies in the US is more expensive than in Canada so a lot of American movies are actually filmed in Canada (see "Hollywood North")

[@personincognito3989]

Yes that's true I worked in Hollywood North for over a decade. The American production company is also get a tax credit which Sucks. That's why they film here.

[@JohnnyMegabyteCanada]

And most of the movie Chicago was filmed in Toronto.

[@d.g.205]

We have a saying in Canada, "Yay, I'm 19! I can legally do what I've been doing for years!"

[@Music-Is-Real-Love]

❤

[@bonniewood5286]

😂😂😂 You turn around and use your heel of your sneaker and kick backwards to kick off the big ice hunks on your car! We usually just wear sneakers also in winter for regular days! 🇨🇦😂

[@stevevee8675]

My uncle went to school with terry. He didnt make it to vancouver as he died.
Canada had a telethon to raise a dollar per canadian. They hit it in the first hour.
Most cancer research is done in his hometown of bc as his parents have been raising tens of millions every year for forty years since died.

[@highlander200107]

I delivered newspapers to his house he grew up in, and his parents were lovely to talk to

[@PAN_cakes31]

my grade 1 teacher told us how when she was little she met him well he was doing the run

[@lindar854]

Hey Tyler, the drinking age thing isn't always followed. We're known for kinda learning to drink early, although, that's not to say that ID isn't checked at the door in establishments. And that's not Scarborough, is Alberta. Scarborough is a suburb of Toronto.

[@canadiandee6342]

The Canada post one was spot on.
The drinking age joke is that it’s both ignored by many, and you’re allowed to drink with parents’ permission and supervision.

[@toddboyce3599]

I was laughing so hard I was crying when the "Hose, Hose` hose eh" Meme appeared.

[@sweetpixiesmile]

The changing car tire joke is that Vancouverites are built different. I grew up in Winnipeg, learned to drive at 12, could change a tire at 14 and navigate by the cardinal points by the time I got my licence (ok, that last one is not common). Partly because if you get stuck anywhere with a flat in most other provinces, you're probably a ways out from any help, so you better know how to do basic roadside stuff.
Another fun regional thing - I drove my car from Winnipeg when I moved to Toronto, and almost everyone I knew who grew up in the GTA asked why there was a plug sticking out from the car's front grill. The rest of you know what that is!

[@PinkPhoenixGurl]

Fun fact, Winnipeg, Canada actually makes New Zealand, and Australian currency at our mint here, it's technically our design we just implemented it here after those countries

[@markzuck8486]

The geese will attack you, even unprovoked so you gotta watch it lol

[@40shellyfish]

Quite a few blockbuster movies were filmed in Canada. Deadpool, Mean Girls, Brokeback Mountain, Titanic, etc. etc. etc.