“But we don’t really litter, or sue, and we buy cannabis in stores that have a cool but raw vibe, Apple Store combined with cottagecore, which is nice.” “Actually, we have a ton of problems” and follow up with some minor self-praise. Here’s how to start a conversation: Say, “Well, Canada has a few problems.” Canadians will, cobra-like, snap to attention and best the Americans. They hibernate in summer, but enjoy winter visitors.Īmerican visitors, here’s how to impress a Canadian: say “I have paid off my mortgage.” Speak loudly and clearly. They have a friendly artless mien but watch out, they can be manipulative. It is very easy to differentiate Canadians from Americans.Ĭanadians wear thick-soled shoes, even on formal occasions. Perhaps Reich had a light lunch - Cobb salad and a spritzer - with this intense singular Canadian and drew vast unsubstantiated conclusions. I do get elaborate death threats from a man who lives in a trailer, in Kamloops, I think. If he has indeed met the American-type Canadians he posits, I will equally generalize, and say that they must be crass, loud, paranoid, misogynist, child-caging mastodons with “bombs bursting” in their anthem and handguns-in-their-pants-type Canadians. ![]() Charming and wise as Reich is, he clearly knows very few Canadians. Reich was reacting to our then-improving stats that showed we had no new COVID-19 deaths on Sept. The biggest difference is they have a government that works, led by people who respect facts and science and logic.” So said American economist Robert Reich, a Clinton Democrat and someone who should know better. ![]() “Canadians look and sound and act very much like us.
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