Differences Between the U.S. 🇺🇸 and Canada 🇨🇦

[@JonSnow-bc6ro]

Stop telling people we don't live in igloos . Yes we all get around by dog sled. The centre of our 2 dollar coin is real gold - Canada is a rich country. Yes we do put maple syrup in all our food. Yes I know your cousin Fred in Toronto I will say hi next time I see him. Yes I was skating before I could walk. It's a toque not a hat. It's a boot not about. We all say eh and ya sorry I'm a proud Canuck. Lol 🤓

[@CharJules]

Omg!!!! This comment has me laughing haaaaaard! I’m totally telling people that I do live in an igloo lol. I’ll also tell them that we don’t get newspapers 😹😹😹 Totally pinning your comment!!! Thanks for the chuckle Ron 😄😄

[@helbent4]

You are my hero, Ron.

[@doihavetohaveachannel8289]

We actually do not say about anywhere around me... the entire west and anyone I know from other provinces.

[@vincentlefebvre9255]

Tuque not toque

[@jsghetler]

Canada has an abundance of culture and it’s constantly moving forward with the times. I wish the US would do the same

[@yolamontalvan9502]

8 out of 10 Canadians who move to the U.S. return to Canada after three years living in the U.S.

[@CharJules]

I can believe that 😉

[@izzyn9000]

Haha, I'm not surprised😂

[@TheAmtwhite]

And the other two want to move back home lol.

[@Esmsage]

@noisewater is that one wrong?

[@nitropost]

Sure, but we really need to go down to Orlando in winter!

[@papabits5721]

My younger brother travelled and lived all around the world, I asked him of all the places you could live were would it be. He answered without hesitation, CANADA EH!

[@CharJules]

Man. Everyone loves Canada. I love it too! Can’t wait to move there.

[@Tony99949]

Good to see good people like you two, no matter which side of the border.

[@CharJules]

Thank you for the kind words. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@fasteddy917]

Lived in the U.S. for 23 years. Loved it. Moved from Canada and yes it's a culture shock in many ways. Funny how love moves mountains and you as well. The one thing I heard while I was there was,"Why did you move here. If I could move to Canada I'd go home and pack up and leave tonight." The other one was from people who had been here and couldn't get over how clean the cities were. Hope your both doing well.

[@CharJules]

Really? In which city did you live in the U.S.?

[@carlfalt174]

If you want to experience the cold move to Winnipeg or Saskatoon

[@CharJules]

Lol I know I’m not ready for that.

[@carlfalt174]

@@CharJules when you think about it those are more 'tropical climates'. You could go to Yellowknife or Norman Wells or maybe Old Crow

[@Esmsage]

I’m surprised you don’t have a couple thousand subscribers, this is a very good quality video and I wish to see more good work in the future, thanks 🤗

[@CharJules]

Thank you for watching! We will have more content as soon a we shorten the distance between us! Maybe we can hit that couple thousand subscribers! Thanks again!

[@Esmsage]

@@CharJules no problem!

[@cheryllunn2827]

The dollar will fluctuate depending on market. At one time our dollar was higher than US.

[@burntgrass3931]

Don't tell people we don't live in Igloo's or use dogsleds. Now I will have to spread that around so much more to get people to believe it.

[@CharJules]

Whoops lol. My bad Jeff. You’re gonna have to work that much harder now eh 😂😂

[@lucygoosie7726]

I’ve told a few people about my pet penguin too, lol

[@vickyhelgren6972]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bd8855]

I have the same story about Americans. I was in Mexico about 30 years ago (by myself, female) and my vacation was over and I had to catch the plane. I was so drunk from the night before and this couple could tell I guess. They kind of took care of me and made sure I made it on the plane. I’ll never forget the kindness they showed a total stranger that morning...a drunk one at that 😂.

[@CharJules]

Now that is awesome! There are kind people out here.

[@bd8855]

@@CharJules yes for sure. All I can recall is that they were from Detroit. I was lucky to have had them there.

[@someoneinthechat6279]

Cold? I had a bunch of foreign student friends in university. Mostly from english speaking African nations. Us prairie born crew laughed how wrapped up they were the first winter, often with just eye balls and nose showing as they made their way to the campus. Halfway into second winter they were just like us. Up and out with sneakers, sweater and jacket - no mitts ... just like us idiots. And the interior culture of our homes and apartments in winter is fantastic. Summer is when you wander and explore. Winter is when you visit and hang with mates and family.

[@CharJules]

😂😂😂 I got a visual on that one. They eventually took the cold like a champ 😹😹 Jules is in for a rude awakening when he moves here. I’m definitely more of a summer baby. You’re absolutely right about hibernating in the winter. Loved your comment and appreciate you taking the time to watch 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@morninboy]

the winter months are horrible????? Time to get some skates, skis or snow shoes. Winter is my favourite time of year

[@CharJules]

The only reason why I said it was horrible is because I’m not used to how cold it is up there. But I would love to ice skate and ski at some point in my life. I’m sure I will enjoy it. Thanks for watching!

[@superdrew8564]

What if you hate winter activities...

[@morninboy]

@@superdrew8564 There is a cure for that. Learn the basics of skiing then stand on top of a mountain after a fresh two foot dump of snow. Now gracefully descend in a rhythmic motion extending your legs out to the sides causing the ski to arc and turn under the resistance of the powder. The snow will envelop you while gravity and acceleration stimulate you senses with an unparalleled thrill. Skiing is dancing in gravities arms while passionately caressing a mountain with power and with grace. The most beautiful sport in the world. I'm 67 and still lovin it

[@superdrew8564]

@@morninboy ive been skiing, snow boarding etc...i dont like it...telling me to just go do it...doesnt make me like it....your explanation/advice isnt very good

[@CharCanuck14]

This just appeared in my recommendations and I'm glad I clicked on it. I hope you've introduced Jules to beaver tails Char....as well as skating on the Rideau. Winter fun in Ottawa! Greetings from Peterborough.

[@CharJules]

That’s too cool!!! He’s had a beaver tail, but you’ve just given us an idea for a video when he’s next in town 😉 He’d love to go skating too. That’s another idea 😊 Thanks so much for watching Char from Peterborough 😁 Love your name btw 😉

[@CharCanuck14]

@@CharJules Think skating on the Rideau would make such a fun video Char! Hopefully Jules can make it back to Canada before the ice melts.

[@hansrosenlehner]

You two are charming. And yes Adubs is awesome.

[@CharJules]

Lol I like that! Adubs! Lol thanks for the nice comment! 👌🏽

[@cheripetty1805]

Nice couple and presentation. Most of these various "whats Canada like" tutorials seem to originate from Eastern Canada, either Toronto, Ottawa etc.. The viewers should know that Canada in terms of Land mass is the 2nd largest Country on Earth traversing several time zones, so life varies depending on where you live. Life in Toronto is much different than most other Canadian cities. Ottawa is a beautiful city. So is Vancouver on the west coast. People interested in moving to Canada should familiarize themselves with the whole country before automatically moving to Toronto, which is the most expensive place to live in the country. 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦

[@superdrew8564]

Eastern Canada...is not ontario...thats the maritimes

[@cheripetty1805]

@@superdrew8564 Not if you've lived in Western Canada all your life. For us, Eastern Canada begins at the Manitoba/Ontario border. Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa and Montreal are in the EASTERN Division of the CFL. And we are aware that the Atlantic Provinces are known as the Maritimes.

[@superdrew8564]

@@cheripetty1805 okay sorry i actually.use geography

[@cheripetty1805]

@@superdrew8564 Whoops, I forgot. Toronto is the center of the Universe. I could see how Ontarians would rightfully consider this Central Canada. Everywhere is either east or west from that vantage point. I can tell you that a lot of people in B.C. consider everywhere east 👉of the Rockies to be Eastern Canada! 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦

[@superdrew8564]

@@cheripetty1805 ewwww toronto

[@landonbarretto4933]

Hmm, as an American who has lived in Canada for 30 years here's the differences: Canadians aren't assholes and are actually polite and humble. Even at an "event" they're quiet. No one is shooting someone so our kids are safe at their schools and people aren't clamoring for guns and we don't miss them. People are patriotic but don't chant: "Canada, Canada, Canada," like idiots in the states who scream "USA, USA, USA." Some people are religious but don't act like assholes about it. We pay taxes that contribute to a national health care system (Americans think that's socialism, even if it was, so what) and no one here knows what a co pay is, a deductible or a preexisting condition. It's a prosperous nation and very high quality. There.

[@chrisrandall2710]

Also, we have braille on our money for blind people....hi I’m in Ottawa....I’m uk citizen too, born here tho.... hope u like Canadia philly.... just got you’re from Ottawa char....from a few weeks ago. Rewatch

[@CharJules]

Hey Chris thanks for watching! I LOVE Canada. Can't wait to come back. Ottawa is so nice!

[@chrisrandall2710]

@@CharJules anytime...look me up next time. After covid... stay cool, but warm

[@gdon2897]

Hi Guys, you both are so sweet! It used to be (and maybe still is) that ones property taxes, in various places globally, were based on the number of feet the property's street frontage was, hence some older houses were narrower. Cheers to you both.

[@CharJules]

Thank you so much Greg 🙏🏾 That’s an interesting point you made. One learns something new each day. Appreciate your comment 😄

[@gdon2897]

@@CharJules You are most welcome!

[@robertsitch1415]

I know that lot sizes often dictate how wide the house is too.

[@canadianhienz57]

I’m old enough to remember when the U.S. dollar was worth $0.90 Canadian, then par about 12 years ago.

[@vickyhelgren6972]

Come to the Kootenays it's beautiful here. Not to cold it sure doesn't get cold like Ontario . I'm not sure about the snow fall in Ontario, In BC it depends on where you are living on the snow fall and how cold it gets, Creston BC don't have to much snow and it doesn't get really cold

[@CharJules]

I can just imagine how lovely it is there. The snowfall in Ottawa can be nasty. I remember one winter, it was up to my knees, and I looked at my car, and just wanted to leave it buried there lol. I was fortunate to have my neighbours help me because it would’ve taken me forever doing it alone. BC is definitely on our list though. We appreciate you watching and commenting.

[@vickyhelgren6972]

@@CharJules that's way too much for me.

[@CharJules]

@@vickyhelgren6972 I wanted to cry lol. I can’t wait for Jules to move so that he can shovel 😝😝

[@monicamason3414]

Never been to Minnesota in the winter? That's cold.

[@monicamason3414]

Lower mainland British Columbia can have mild winters. Only had a mild dusting of snow and maybe -8C this past winter (2020). We're in a rainforest climate, so rainy winters with a dump of major snow every 5 or 6 years.

[@donroussy5472]

As far as the value of the dollar is concerned, there were many times in the past when the canadian dollar was at par or higher than American money. political pressure and economic decisions reduced the Canadian dollar due to the US desire to keep the American dollar as the "gold standard" for the globe. in reality. the Canadian dollar, as well as some norwegian currencies are actually stronger. the Global market is manipulated by those with american ties to keep american currency strong. in fact. without this manipulation, the american dollar would collapse due to corruption and over consumption. there is a little more to this, but that's the jist. Racism exists here too, but races are much more tolerated over all here. Most Canadians live with diversity as a normal course of living, but there are always exceptions. As far as housing goes, you can not judge a country by its cities. Cities are almost a different diaspora in themselves. cities are basically the same in development. they are different than the outlying towns and villages. You basically hit the nail on the head though! good comparison!

[@CharJules]

Totally miss those days when the two dollars were at par or Canadian was higher. Now I think twice before purchasing something that’s in USD. It hurts a bit too much. Interesting point about why the dollar is the way it is. I didn’t realize that. Thanks for sharing. You’re right in saying that Canada is racist too, but we’re definitely more accepting for the most part. I was born in England and immigrated to Canada in 89 where I experienced for the first time being called the N word, and it was more than once. Really enjoyed reading your comment and thank you for taking the time to watch Don.

[@donroussy5472]

@@CharJules You are most welcome! I come from Nova Scotia actually, although i traveled throughout Canada when i was in the army. Thats how i discovered city life doesn't represent the rest of Canada lol I honestly can't remember the last time i heard the N word. i know i did when i was a kid, but if it is said here, it is said amongst "fellow racists" they rarely say it out loud. My sister said she heard a "karen" say it once to her friend. my sister was absolutely shocked! lol We are not Green here or ignorant of the world, neither isolated or insulated lol I think as with most places in the world, there are pockets of ignorance that foment the rhetoric. I'm tickled you moved here and you like it, We normally and usually love different immigrants coming here. I have a pen pal in Venezuela who is trying to come here. "culture shock!" lol cheers

[@donroussy5472]

@Steve Bobo nice lol

[@PatriceBoivin]

Ottawa has very fluctuating weather, it's basically a swamp paved over. -30 in the Winter for about a week, +30 (100 F) in the Summer for about a week. On the ocean coasts Fall and Spring last longer and there are fewer extremes in temperature. Anyway, enjoy your stay in Canada.

[@superdrew8564]

It gets 30+ for way more than a week dude

[@helbent4]

My wife had a sled dog when she lived in the North. She named it (at 4 or 5) "Muffin". I would like to clarify we don't live in igloos and travel by sled dog... in the summer.

[@CharJules]

Love the name and the comment 😊 I’ve always wondered what it’s like to live in an igloo for even stay at those hotels made of ice. I’d actually try that. Appreciate you watching Tony 😄

[@helbent4]

@@CharJules My pleasure! She says she's also stayed in an "iglu" (or igloo). I would probably prefer the ice hotel. And Muffin was a big dog as well, mainly Siberian husky with some wolf heritage. This was up in Iqaluit.

[@BMC_self-invent]

I'm from Vancouver. There's alot of multiculturalism here too. And interracial relationships are the norm if not an expectation. I'm a white guy married to an Indian woman. We have a 2 year old son. My wife is teaching him how to speak hindi.

[@CharJules]

Nice! I’m sure you have a beautiful family! Love is love! I’m attempting to learn French before moving to Ottawa.

[@yolamontalvan9502]

A friend of mine was money laundering since last March 2020. He became an expert in money laundering, literally washing Canadian money.

[@dianedenham5259]

My mom probably contributed to the whole living in igloos thing about 70 yrs ago. She worked at the British Embassy during WW2, was recruited from Winnipeg, Manitoba just out of high school. She was a bit of a prankster, also told them Canadians eats these large green caterpillar worms that inched along fences. 🙄

[@jenniferdnoseworthy2348]

When the money is brand new, the little maple leaf smells like maple syrup, no lie. And no, you can’t tear it

[@CharJules]

I was scared to try to rip it lol. I wish I had Canadian dollars on me now to see if I can smell the maple. That’s awesome. Thanks for watching!

[@SabrinaLaShae]

Love it ❤️ you guys are such a beautiful couple ❤️❤️

[@CharJules]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 Thanks for the compliment! Bless you and your beautiful family!

[@SabrinaLaShae]

@@CharJules you’re welcome, and thank you 🙏🏽

[@davidyoung5114]

Regarding the exchange rate between Canadian and U.S. monies, I can remember when the Canadian dollar was so low compared to the U.S. dollar, one restaurant in Halifax, Nova Scotia offered a deal where you paid for your breakfast with an American $20.00 bill, you got a Canadian $20.00 bill as the change...and the restaurant still made money on the deal.

[@CharJules]

Oh my goodness! Thanks for sharing your story. We probably won’t see those days again eh David.

[@kevinwelsh7490]

Entertaining and informative video. Cute couple! Would you want to say anything about the large proportion of immigrants in Canada and also that some ethnic communities are larger or smaller from city to city. I think there are more Lebanese in Ottawa, more south Asian in Vancouver. Where are all the black folk? Vancouver is more temperate than Philly! Vancouver is an exception though. from your friend in BC.

[@CharJules]

Thank you so much 😄 Canada is very accepting of immigrants and that’s what makes it such a lovely country. You’re right about there many a large Lebanese community in Ottawa. It seems like the black folks are scattered. I honestly can’t stay they reside in one particular area. Love your comment and appreciate you watching 😃

[@lucieudem]

You know that 35$ca = just 24$USD is not how currency work :) it's what you can spend with the ammount that count.

[@CharJules]

But it hits you when you have to spend money to obtain USD 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@maryrochefortt505]

Canada is THE best country in the world

[@CharJules]

I agree with you 100% Mary 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@allanguy2522]

@@CharJules just like family its not perfect but i love it

[@BellaDaKid]

This was so DOPE you guyssss 😍😍😍😍😍

[@CharJules]

Thanks for watching!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@Tourlou0409]

You guys are awesome!

[@CharJules]

Thanks for the love!

[@davidbroughall3782]

If you want cold and snow in the winter, move to Montreal. Ottawa's bad, but Montreal is worse.

[@CharJules]

Hey David thanks for commenting! I’ve been to Montreal a few times so I haven’t really experience the snow there. But it sure was cold when I took a Char on a date there.

[@davidbroughall3782]

@@CharJules I was in Philadelphia about 9 years ago for a conference. I was only there for a few days and didn't get to see nearly enough of it.

[@CharJules]

Oh that means you’ll have to go back David when things get a little better. It’s a lovely city to visit.

[@vincentlefebvre9255]

You're not serious. We're on the same latitude.

[@paranoidrodent]

I've spent years living in both cities and frankly, they get very similar weather. Ottawa averages slightly colder and Montreal gets slightly more snow but the differences are minor. They're basic two hours apart at about the same latitude. Montreal generally gets the same weather systems as Ottawa only a few hours later.. Quebec City is noticeably colder than both in winter and Toronto is noticeably less cold but you really do need to go that far to get a serious difference.

[@caseyblidook7610]

I live in northern BC and Texas is having a way worse winter than we are 2020-2021. It's not bad here. But minus 40 C is a reality almost every winter.

[@victoriagreen1726]

The town of Shirley BC, Canada frequently (albeit not normally) registers warmer concurrent winter seasons than Dallas, Texas! That means winters with a warmer mean temperature. So it's a very objective measure.

[@rbc5878]

@@victoriagreen1726 don’t believe her, she’s telling lies......... it rains here all the time. If it’s not raining it’s foggy. Besides you wouldn’t want to live here, I heard our BC gov. is going to double the price of a ferry ride and cut the service in half. If I were you and you thought about moving to the west coast, I’d look at Calgary, because the next big earthquake is going to knock the mountains off into the deep blue, and the prairies will be ocean front!

[@foamer443]

A&W. They were all one company at one time. Big problems they split and are now independent of each other. The Canadian A&W is well managed, thou has suffered somewhat with Covid. AW.UN-T

[@JonSnow-bc6ro]

Albert & Williams - only place you can get a burger at 7am

[@CharJules]

7am? Sheesh! Sounds like a breakfast I'd have on vacation.

[@caffeinatedbacon]

If you wanna see something really cool about our plastic money, try shining a laser through the tiny maple leaf above the large denomination numbers. Aim the laser through that maple leaf at a light-coloured wall in a dark room and see what happens! Great video! Please come visit us again whenever Covid's settled down :)

[@CharJules]

Nice! I’ll have to try that! And yea I’ll be back. I love coming there. Canada is so beautiful!

[@billboggs6641]

Now where did I put my laser...

[@caffeinatedbacon]

@@billboggs6641 Laser pointers work, too! :)

[@lyezl7127]

I think they forgot about saskatchewan

[@thenationaltimelyactionhou9328]

The $50 bill has William McKenzie King, who was our Prime Minister in World War 2. Also Montreal is a den of sin, this post was made by Northern Ontario gang!

[@nitropost]

YEAH........big time, come on up.

[@robgilbert3395]

Enjoyed your video - thanks. Ottawa's weather is a little nutty. Ottawans pronounce Toronto "Trono". Come back, stay, bring your friends!

[@CharJules]

Thanks for watching Rob! Before I visited Canada I found that you guys pronounced Toronto like that when I did my research. I like your slang. And yes i can't wait to come back. I love Ottawa!

[@paranoidrodent]

The "Trono" pronunciation is a variation on the old Torontonian accent pronunciation of "T'rana". Most Ontarians pronounce it something like that. Toronto used to have a distinct accent different from the rest of Ontario that was a little reminiscent of the Bronx accent. It faded away as the population boomed in the late 20th century and is nearly extinct (you can still hear some older folks who have it - my uncle does - but many have moved out to the burbs). I don't think anyone under 60 is likely to have the old Torontonian accent now. Torontonians today just have a Canadian Standard accent like most other urban residents between Vancouver and Ottawa. They were still calling it T'rana back when I lived there in the late '90s. Dunno if that has changed.

[@NeurographicVeganArt]

Jules, you have a Canadian vibe

[@CharJules]

Am I? That’s love! I love Canada!

[@NeurographicVeganArt]

@@CharJules for sure

[@roelvandenberg146]

One thing I wish Canada would have more of ...is burger chains like the u.s does my friend from New Jersey talkes about amazing American burgers 🍔

[@CharJules]

Yea we definitely do have great burger places here. The first time I had A&W is when I was in Ottawa. I recently found out I have one a hour and a half away from me outside of Philly.

[@roelvandenberg146]

@@CharJules a&w is alright But one American burger joint im very happy to have here in Vancouver is five guys and carls Jr But definitely need more we all hear about and you know which ones I'm talking about . This city is amazing and beautiful please visit us if you can handle the rain . Bring your wallet as b.c stands for bring cash lol .

[@glen6945]

quebec city is the oldest city in north america ----but indian citys are much older

[@carolannjohnson6314]

You can also wash Canadian Money

[@CharJules]

You sure can!

[@amandal363]

Awe you guys are cute

[@CharJules]

Thanks Amanda!

[@wakeandbakewithmaryjane1767]

Char from Canada.......say hi, char......I would have gave the same response, lol !

[@CharJules]

Lol yea gotta love her lol

[@robinmaracle5337]

Lol at the winter. Hi from down the road in the border at Cornwall

[@CharJules]

Funny because ain’t seen the worst yet lol. Cornwall, you’re not too far at all 😄😄 Too cool!! Thanks for watching.

[@joefreitas9339]

it is still paper money but it has a plastic coating...

[@Holdfast1812]

Stop with the A&W. Go to a Harvey's and get the hamburger all dressed. I still head to Harvey's as soon as I'm back in Ottawa.

[@CharJules]

This is the second comment I saw about Harvey’s. I must try that place. Thanks for the tip!

[@Holdfast1812]

@@CharJules I started going to the one on 1270 Baseline Rd when I was in High school - back in the early 70's. I've flown into Ottawa with 6 guys and told them that before we went anywhere, we were going to Harvey's first. God, I miss them in Victoria!

[@scottlowe5961]

You both seem to be wonderful. If you’re on the west coast stop in for a coffee

[@CharJules]

That’s such a nice thing to say Scott. We actually do want to travel to the west one day. We hear such lovely things about it. Thanks for watching and the invite 😄

[@scottlowe5961]

Ha ha ha, I was wondering who was sending me hearts!!

[@scottlowe5961]

The coffee will be ready when you get here.

[@teleguy2650]

Why so taken back by currency conversion rates? If you travel anywhere in the world you have to convert currency, you either lose or gain.

[@CharJules]

She’s allowed to comment about that. And she meant between the US and Canada. This video is for people that might not know about conversion rates. It’s good that you know. Just take into account that not everybody does.

[@teleguy2650]

​Have no issue with her commenting. Glad that she was "allowed".

[@ianpatrick3589]

The money is made from a material invented in Australia. And it is used in a lot of places now.

[@CharJules]

I used to work in a currency exchange shop many years ago and remember being so fascinated with the material of the AUD and NZD. I really like it 😄 So glad that we have it too.

[@lightworlddouglas4601]

Lightworld Love your video. But things are a but different in Alberta & British Columbia. We have more Chinese and East Indians in the West though it getting more multicultural.

[@CharJules]

Thanks so much 🤗 Yes I’ve heard that too about the East. One of the things that I love so much about Canada. So multicultural. I love seeing different faces 😁 Out East is on our list of places to visit. Appreciate you watching and commenting Lightworld 💫

[@DougieDiety]

One couple. Two countries. Dual citizenship? Cost sensible or not?

[@CharJules]

For me I'm investing in the states. Sure I'll have to pay taxes while living in Canada too but multiple streams of income will help with that.

[@maryrochefortt505]

Those people are our Prime Ministersl

[@superdrew8564]

The queen isnt a prime minister...

[@BMC_self-invent]

@@superdrew8564 agreed. She is an outdated institution.

[@michaelkelly6583]

You two are so cool.

[@CharJules]

Thank you! We try!

[@paulagwhyte1720]

Yeah, for interracial! I live 15 minutes from Ottawa and I agree.

[@CharJules]

The best of both worlds right. Love doesn’t see colour 🥰 No way! You’re not far at all 😄 Thank you so much pretty Paula 💖💖

[@paulagwhyte1720]

@@CharJules :)

[@tombird4954]

Even when I dollar was higher them Americans. Canada 🇨🇦 got fuck all

[@chriseseigbe9768]

I live in the UK. For many of us here in the UK, there US and Canadian accent sounds the same. I can't tell the difference Any comments? Does anyone agree?

[@CharJules]

Hey Chris. Thanks for the comment. Well in some cases if we are speaking proper English you may not be able to tell the difference. But when it comes to just regular conversation and depending on the cities they are from and the slang that’s used we can sound very different. In the northern part of the U.S. i find that they sound Canadian the closer to the border they are like Minnesota. The further south you go in the U.S. we start to sound very different. I’ll put it like this, and this is Jules typing. I speak in my true accent off camera and when I talking to my friends back home. When I talk to Char i speak less with my accent (so I’m told). But when I’m in Canada having regular conversation they can tell I’m not from there. People just stare at me sometimes when they overhear me talking lol. It’s funny. Hope this answers your question lol.

[@chriseseigbe9768]

A very big thanks to both of you for enlighting me about the differences between the Canadian and US accents. Like you rightly said, the differences between both accent will become more obvious as one goes further into the Canadian/US regional communities. We in UK have a similar situation, although in this case, visitors to the UK think we all sound the same with the Queen's English Accent, which is definitely not the case case, as there are various regional access. Thanks you both once again for your information.

[@CharJules]

Right! I do think everyone from Great Britain sounds the same. But I know that’s not true lol.

[@brucemcdonald1114]

Try listening to Newfoundlanders.

[@nitropost]

Beyng a bilingual canadian I have found it amusing being told that I have a new england accent when visiting the US midwest.

[@katiegoldfish7988]

What is water ice?

[@CharJules]

Water ice is like a snow cone but way more flavorful. Google “Rita’s Water Ice”. It’s definitely a Philly thing.

[@andywood5699]

Take your friend to Harvey's for hamburgers

[@CharJules]

We must try it!

[@izzyn9000]

Yes soo good

[@FrankLSD38]

Ottawa Represent!!

[@CharJules]

YESSIR!

[@glen6945]

soon the canadian dollar will be worth twice the american buck

[@CharJules]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@francodern5348]

Love you guys!

[@CharJules]

Awww thank you ❤️

[@wavelength7503]

Your video just popped up. I do go to Manhattan, well before covid 19 hit, we're I have lady friend. Your comparisons between countries are cute, and some truth to it, and we'll intention. I'll explain some real discrepancies, and difference. We do know, and use the both temperature scales fahrenheit/celsius, as well as measurements Your comparisons are not of equal comparison's or accuracy. Comparing prices, NYC is not cheap, or servings are no different in sizes. In some u.s. cities/ cost are less. But then your minimum wage can be as low, lower than 6.00 hr. Were in Canada it is 12.50 hr or highe. Your girl does not want to get seriously, or slightly I'll in USA for thet fact. Your private medical industry can/ will bankrupt a person, even if they got the optional blue cross, an American medical insurance company that is disreputable. In Canada we don't have this problems of these extreme medical costs to hospitals, doctors, insurance companies. That alone in Canada brings our restaurant/.37 on a dollar meaningless. But the huge difference in culture is overwhelming. We did not build our country of the backs of slavery, to get to what we are. We did not start wars with our neighboring countries as the u.s. has through its history, and to this day. Just a couple of differences, I can go on, but will spare you. Also, I just watched your Storytime,/ pandemic. Sorry to hear the unfortunate situation. It's for safety, after all you are coming from a country that is #1 in the world with the most infected and deaths. In these situations some corporations are given Powers that some of there workers can, and will abuse for there own ego. In many cases dealing with authority, the less said the better. Or just answer to the specific questions, never elaborate. They don't want stories. They go by the book, not peoples felllings. In other words tell them what the want to hear, no more. If you were crossing the border to stay for fourteen days, and something came up that you had to return before 14 days, can you not make the decision to go back early. If you see my point. Not sure if this helps in some way. There are families on both sides of the border that have people, children, parents, siblings dieng and could not see them. If you could afford a private Lear jet, you could come to a smaller airport, like the wealthy corporation owners do. Have you thought of driving, you only have border services to deal with, it eliminates lots of people to deal with. I have driven many times to NYC in winter, and I'm very much older than you, But I am white, if you get my drift. I refuse to go through airports. It takes longer in the over all scheme of things, if you figure out your time/cost get there and back from airports. Put your bags in the car and you have two stops, border and doorstep. Pick a simple crossing area Oswego NY. or Thousand islands crossing, there not out of the way from Pennsylvania, but maybe Pittsburgh. Don't get there late hotels,/ motels could be very minimal if any. Oswego does have motels. For me it was plenty of time driving in day light, 6 hours . There are trains to Montreal, or Toronto, all are not as complicated as airports. Just some ideas. If you say your coming for 14 days and have a place to quarantine ,then for some reason you have an important reason to head back. In your own vehicle you are in quarantine in a sense. Just some ideas. Hope things can be worked out 🇨🇦

[@rahmatakbarkhan7942]

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[@CharJules]

Thanks for watching!

[@burtwaldermann7545]

Cute. Couple. But,"Home town of England"???? Come on dude, really????!!!

[@CharJules]

Home country. Is that better? If I said her actual town, not everyone would know where it is.

[@marklittle8805]

Char, don't say the second T in Toronto ..it is more like "Torannah" lol

[@CharJules]

I’ll continue to say it the way I do because even my friends that are born in Toronto say it that way lol. It is what it is 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@marklittle8805]

@@CharJules I hear ya, I guess it is a generational thing. I hope you two have been able to reunite a little since the Pandemic hit.

[@CharJules]

It could be. We haven’t seen each other since January 2020 🥺 We’re not sure when we’ll reunite. Thank you Mark 🙏🏾

[@pynaetlborelse1708]

It's ridiculous to generalize when it comes to the United States. You sound like you have a VERY limited view of the United States. So, how about telling us where you're from. Where do these "skinny" houses exist?

[@CharJules]

But thanks for the view 😁😁😁

[@pynaetlborelse1708]

@SA S I guess that's why 99.999% of us have never heard of them. Thanks.

[@analondonvlog3268]

Fyi friend I find your video here nice

[@CharJules]

Thanks so much Ana 😄

[@glen6945]

ok now go skating

[@CharJules]

🥴🥴🥴

[@palco22]

stop saying interracial.......stop dividing people.....simply put we are all people, we are all the same ! .........and be very careful with our poutine, it is highly addictive !

[@CharJules]

You’re right we are all people. And yes we are divided by these labels. But don’t take away the fact that I said it is beautiful that people are together. It’s just the language.

[@palco22]

@@CharJules My mother left us a long time ago but she (I believe) was one smart cookie: She always told us to look at the persons eyes and it will give you all the information you need. The older one gets the more the eyes talk. Skin on the other hand only gets wrinkly with age so there's nothing to learn from that ! Love you and please be safe ! Oh, remember to be very wary of the dreadful (but tasty) poutine !

[@active6302]

interracial means both races reject them. thanks