Reaction To Jim Gaffigan - Who Drew The Map of Canada

Reaction To Jim Gaffigan - Who Drew The Map of Canada
This is my reaction to Jim Gaffigan - Who Drew The Map of Canada
In this video I react to comedian Jim Gaffigan as he makes some funny observations about Canadian geography.
Original Video - • "Who Drew The Map of C...

[@WinterWarlock261]

As a Winnipegger, I'll say one thing about our winters: There is NO DIFFERENCE between -40c and -60c because you'll be too numb to notice the difference. 🤣🤣🤣

[@judes1948]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Beautiful Winterpeg! 💖

[@vanessabrian818]

Saskatchewan here and I concur with you on that!

[@EliasBac]

Absolutely 😂 I often say past -35 nothing matters anymore it’s just unacceptable 😂

[@6Sierra]

Facts

[@rkw2917]

Hehe also a Saskatchewanite Got the hell out of Dodge long ago I do remember the days of putting my housecoat on in the morning, going out to start the car, and then back inside for a shower By the time I returned the windows were defrosted

[@waffles1ca]

As a Canadian, this is super funny, Jim is very talented and with no smut.

[@Tiggntink19]

We don't call it Winterpeg for nothing! ; )

[@WinterWarlock261]

As a Winnipegger, I moved to Minneapolis for a while. When asked why, I'd tell them I move there for the warm winters and to get away from the mosquitoes. They thought I was kidding. 🤣🤣🤣

[@VonLigenstein]

teag how cold did it get thi year eh

[@peterk3227]

hey you put those words right back in my mouth dam it !!

[@b1gr3d53]

Same with RainCouver too

[@peterk3227]

@@b1gr3d53Thats right some of the best drinkin water this side of the Mississippi , want to buy some? 😁

[@Kiera_Jackson74]

One of the rare times an American actually knows and understands things about Canada

[@CharlotteIssyvoo]

Not an "eh" joke in the mix... eh? It's such a relief for once.

[@davidgoodyear843]

@@CharlotteIssyvoo 🤣🥰

[@sassafrass241]

@@CharlotteIssyvooyeah not everyone is a hoser. Bob and Doug had their time, but that is the one thing that irks me. Makes us sound dumb in my opinion.

[@CharlotteIssyvoo]

@@sassafrass241 Yeah. I mean, I do use "eh" but we don't just toss it into sentences willy nilly. It has an actual use. Americans think we just say it whenever for no reason.

[@pperez3737]

@@CharlotteIssyvooeh is the Canadian equivalent to the American huh. American: “Nice car huh?”. Canadian: “Nice car eh?”

[@droopyofthenorthwestmounted]

Saint John is actually just over 1000 km. west of St. John's - or, in Canadian terms... right next to. 😉

[@eddiethepothos2648]

you got it backwards saint johns has the s St. John doesn't

[@DeathBean89]

@@eddiethepothos2648 nope, I'm from Saint John NB. Newfoundland has St. John's

[@eddiethepothos2648]

@@DeathBean89 ok maybe I got it back wards st. John's was still first

[@ablanccanvas]

Born in Moncton. Yeah thought that was funny! 👍🏽

[@MaverickBlue42]

@@eddiethepothos2648 Saint John is the oldest incorporated city in Canada, predating Canada as a nation, and is only 9 years younger than the USA itself as an independent country. While St John's existed as a place, it wasn't incorporated as an actual city until 103 years after Saint John....

[@kiddster2112]

As a Canadian, I'm surprised by how much Jim knows about Canada. I'd swear he lived here for a couple of years.

[@kayecastleman6353]

Jim Gaffigan is more Canadian than most Canadians. His humour is clean, understated and self-deprecating. We love his astute observations on every subject.

[@kayecastleman6353]

@@mackwiz1 No worries. Hope you don't mind my appropriation of your native treasure! We love him..

[@mackwiz1]

@@kayecastleman6353 : He is American.

[@kayecastleman6353]

@@mackwiz1 I'm well aware. And Canadians love him. His humour appeals to us as if he were a native son.

[@mackwiz1]

@@kayecastleman6353 : You and 8 other people.

[@kayecastleman6353]

@@mackwiz1 💖

[@brycedyck8450]

You may like the TV show Corner Gas, which takes place in a sleepy town in Saskatchewan 😊

[@karenschneberger2655]

Loved Corner Gas! That was a great show!

[@b1gr3d53]

DOG RIVER FOR LIFE!!!

[@DaSoulmann]

One that never gets mentioned is Chilly Beach... it's a riot!

[@danbellehumeur6716]

For an American Jim has got Canada totally figured out. As inciteful as he is hilarious!

[@margaretjames6494]

Randy Bachman (formerly of The Guess Who) wrote a great song called "Prairie Town" that references why so much good music comes out of Winnipeg. "Portage and Main fifty below You stay inside and rock n roll"

[@landlice48]

He moved to White Rock, the South- Westernnmost border town… as far south in BC as you can get unless you go further West to Van. island. We like our weather here 😊

[@lorimontcalm9086]

Grew up in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan. The tourist centre has a t-shirt "Saskatchewan, difficult to spell, easy to draw! Lived in Wpg, the coldest corner in Canada id Portage and Main, the building funnel the -50° wind down that intersection. Growing up in Saskatchewan I was familiar with prairie cold, but that corner took the cake! Takes a forgeigner to get a Canadian audience to collectively groan when he went to Wpg in Feb.

[@gerryboudreaultboudreault2608]

Red Skelton once said, " I spent a couple years in Winnipeg one weekend"

[@homiiciidalkiitten6650]

LOL love the shirt thing, was defo easy to draw

[@GordonHowe09]

lmao

[@sleelofwpg688]

Portage and Main is no joke. It can get like the opening from Perfect Strangers where the guy is fighting the wind to cross. Now do that in Jan/Feb when -20 to -30 is the seasonal norm.

[@tw4069]

I went from Saskatoon to Winnipeg to Lethbridge- came back to Manitoba after 9 years n cried the first winter. I wish I could take the wind again over months of cold!

[@janmitchell641]

As a college student in Winnipeg in -40, in the middle of February, I had bad cabin fever and borrowed a friend’s car with vinyl seats (crunch), and I finally understood what driving on square tires meant! It was as if I was hitting potholes for the first fifty metres until the tires warmed up. I will say that the one and only time I saw The Northern Lights, was on an icy day in November on that campus. It was an awe inspiring experience as we grabbed sleeping bags and blankets, wrapped up and lay on the frosty grass to watch the colour ballet unfold. Winnipeg is considered the cultural centre of Western Canada, a fabulous place to visit. Love your videos and the comedian is great.

[@AichElle]

I love how east coast Canadians call Manitoba western Canada this is not the first or second time I have seen or hear this. . . I’d call it central. But I’m from BC. Like the maritimes are the east and Ontario in the centre and everything else is west coast . . . 🤔🤔 we seem to mean so little to them.

[@396Cap]

Gaffican is so funny. He is spot on with his observations. He's done his homework.

[@judyyurchuk4904]

I love him...he gets us ❤🇨🇦

[@janh8847]

LMAO…so true! The only way I could remember St.John’s NFLD from St John NB is by the “s” for the sea surrounding NFLD. 😅

[@RockinMamaT]

That's a good way I've never heard that one before 😂

[@MissV301]

Saint John, New Brunswick

[@johnp5990]

I was hoping he'd mention Nova Scotia. They have "This St", "That St", and "The Other St".

[@MissV301]

@@johnp5990 I'm from Nova Scotia, still live here. Not sure what you mean.

[@RobertHinchey]

@@MissV301 Just further up the coast from Halifax there's a small town called Porters Lake that have three streets inside it that are literally named This Street, That Street and The Other Street

[@steelcom5976]

Was in Winnipeg in March years ago and had a GREAT time. People were the friendliest ever. A bus driver waited for me at his end point because that entrance to the zoo was closed, and he knew that I would need a lift back to a better entrance point, loved the zoo (an amazing live butterfly exhibit), a local offered to drive me to all the cool spots, the long walk across a long bridge over 2 rivers converging admittedly shivering the whole time. Yes it was cold, and one more sweater could have helped. Great time. Great city. Loved it from beginning to end, top to bottom.

[@bozotro]

I went to Winnipeg in February. Woke up in the morning and they were interviewing someone on a weather ship in the Arctic on morning radio. It was -38 C in the Arctic. In Winnipeg it was -40 C.

[@dorisquinn2135]

He’s bang on with his observations. That’s how we discuss our country too.

[@lawleyteach]

Jim Gaffigan is spot on about Canada, he is one of the best Comedians ever

[@ERC641]

I'm originally from Ontario (Ontarable) but moved up to Yellowknife NT 14 years ago we refer to outs as Northerners.the summer months consists of over 19 hrs of daylight at 3 am the sun is high in the sky the birds are chirping, but the streets are desolate it's like something out of a post apocalyptic movie. It's not uncommon to see blacked out bedroom windows. It still messes with me psychologically . The temperature usually stays between 25 to 28 Celsius. And either the last two weeks of July or the first two weeks of August can reach as high as 32 Celsius. ( I suggest you investigate our Forrest fires we've had) Last summer over 60% of the population of the territories were evacuated to different provinces because of smoke extreme heat and lots of fires. Whole communities were literally burned to the ground. Out winters get very cood average temperatures are around -30s without the wind chill. December and January are the coldest month of the year. Temperatures have dropped as far as -56 Celsius with windchill. The sun comes up around 10 am and it's completely dark by 3 pm street lights on cars already with their headlights on.Ive roads are constructed across different lakes to make travel quicker and easier to take supplies up to the mines . You don't want to get stranded on the ice roads or even some of the highways leaving The territories. As you may not see any vehicles for a few days. It's not uncommon to see herds of wood bison walking down the Highways. Seeing foxes and sometimes beats right in the city of Yellowknife. The summers are great for camping/ bushcraft camping etc. and it's all queens land so no permission is needed. Using common sense when having fires is a must. And if you have a gun license it's recommended to carry a firearm (long gun) with you for protection from the apex predators. Bears, Bob cats, wolverines etc. winters are great for camping also but be smart and have experience you don't want to get yourself in a situation ,, also you can be in the wild in less time than u think. Surrounded by fresh water lakes. Ohhh ya the old gold mine up here houses 237,000 tonnes of frozen arsenic underground. Enough to kill the world 100 of times over. Thanks again for the video. Cheers from 🇨🇦

[@shieh.4743]

Manitoba resident here! Winnipeg is very very cold in February. And so dreary. Friends don't let friends go to Winnipeg in February. LOL. And, he knows us very well. It's perfect.

[@MissyMunk]

He's funny. He sees our quirks and sees the absurdity, and his observations are gentle.

[@DragonflyenAmber]

LOL he is pretty bang on. We tease our Newfies and Winterpeggers but we love them.

[@faysalkus1083]

Winnipeger here. We try to bring attention to ourselves by reminding everyone we are the middle of the country. We also have alot of lakes and polar bears here in Manitoba.

[@VeryCherryCherry]

The whole special is called "Pale Tourist: Canadian American". It's really funny. I've watched it a bunch of times.

[@keithwest2148]

I live in northern Wisconsin; we're kind of Baja Canada. I was surprised that when Gaffigan was talking about the Northwest Territories, he didn't mention that their license plates are shaped like polar bears! Our coldest weather comes when winter air masses move down from central Canada. When it happens, all I can think of is that those poor people up there have to put up with those temperatures for months.

[@ReggieWarrhol]

The NWT plates are like all the rest now.

[@ERC641]

Hello from Yellowknife NT 🇨🇦 it's 6 pm and plus 3 Celsius dropping down to -6 overnight

[@VeryCherryCherry]

Practically bathing suit weather! ​@@ERC641

[@keithwest2148]

@@ReggieWarrhol That's disappointing. I thought they were great!

[@lisahood1389]

Not in BC! I don’t like the cold which is why I live here 😊

[@user-jx4lq3jm3m]

My daughter lives in Manitoba. She sent me a picture of her outdoor thermometer -53°c

[@bernadineshelbourne8915]

Newfoundland didn't join Confederation until 1949. They've always done their own thing

[@user-mv4be1tc2u]

Alaska is somewhat that way.

[@bernadineshelbourne8915]

@@user-mv4be1tc2u I'd compare NFLD more to Texas? maybe?

[@user-mv4be1tc2u]

@@bernadineshelbourne8915 politically perhaps, but maybe not culturally idk, I haven't been to any of the 3 so I could be completely wrong.

[@bernadineshelbourne8915]

@@user-mv4be1tc2u Alaska was never an independent country Nfld and Texas were.

[@debracook8859]

No way like Texans. Newfoundlanders are our cool cousins. I love Newfoundlanders. They are the best people in the country. Happy and funny - talented and soooooo damned fun to be around.

[@Aughtel]

Reminds me of the comedian talking about how 2 Canadian football teams both wanted to be the Roughriders XD

[@user-sz6ej3yd7o]

Winnipegger here. Born raised and still here. One year we were colder than Mars in February. February is the month that you should definitely avoid! If the cold doesn’t get ya…. The geese will! Lol

[@gordd7348]

Jim Gaffigan is great. He makes things funny without insulting anyone.

[@kh7794]

Um, perverts in Saskatchewan perhaps?

[@scotcam1940]

I grew up in Glacé Bay, Cape Breton Island,not far from the waterfront. Newfoundland fishermen would come into Port to gas up/replenish and had to walk by our house to get to town. It was impossible to understand them - “we couldnae understand a word they were saying ‘bye. “. Our grandparents were Scottish still speaking the Gaelic as as is often said “Cape Breton Scots were more Scottish than the Scots”. The Newfies didn’t understand us either. Do visit Canada Mert. You will have a grand time wherever you land.

[@gudni66]

the mayor of winnipeg said "if the Mosquitos dont get you the winters will" so their is that

[@PC58214]

That's funny ..... he Red/Greened it

[@joelmacdonald6994]

As a Canadian, great clean humour here. A great example of observational humour without being crude or offensive.

[@karendaley3184]

Spot on. He did a great job. It's practically an encyclopedia entry!

[@johndevitt4706]

as a Canadian..... Jim nailed it... love his sense of humour!!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@eleblanc5410]

He is spot on.. I am Canadian I have lived or visited all over Canada. Ilaughed so hard ❤

[@goonbelly5841]

A cool name for a small Canadian town is Medicine Hat (in Alberta).

[@KittymoreJoy]

Yes, I was born and raised there, a beautiful city that was great to grow up in. Now in my 60’s I live in Moose Jaw.

[@Lakeshore14]

Jim Gaffigan is hilarious. His take on Canada is very good. Have seen him in concert and it was very enjoyable. Thanks for this reaction.

[@PaulHawkins-tn1cf]

It's good humour. Been from Newfoundland and further east the time zone makes sense as to daylight hours. We got our accents here and we speak fast but that's what makes it unique. Every province is different in some ways

[@SilentBob731]

1:53 As a Saint John native, I feel seen by this bit.🥃

[@Hum0ng0us]

As a Jim Gaffigan fan and a Canadian from Manitoba, I've never seen or heard this before but it's hilarious!!! And true. lol

[@__Black_Sheep__]

As someone from PEI who has been to Winnipeg during -50° weather, it's really not that cold. It's only a dry cold. On the east coast we have -50° weather but it's a wet cold which makes it SOOOO much worse. I was able to just wear an flannel shirt over my t-shirt while in Winnipeg's -50°.

[@jaquigreenlees]

You would love the -4 C wet cold winter here in Vancouver.

[@__Black_Sheep__]

@@jaquigreenlees that'd be a dream

[@jaquigreenlees]

@@__Black_Sheep__ so, live the dream, move to the insanely expensive cost of living wet coast. ;) seriously, studio apartment rent is $2,500/mo plus utils and food is just as bad. 10 bucks a kg for tomatoes.

[@__Black_Sheep__]

@@jaquigreenlees ngl that's about what prices are starting to be on PEI too

[@peterwestcott749]

I always wondered about America's penchant for naming places Kansas City.

[@user-po3ev7is5w]

Business travelers from the USA call it WINTER Peg. That's how cold it is.

[@bettyhigginson6770]

Summers are great in Manitoba. People tend to think Manitoba is completely flat because it's part of the prairies but, the southwest portion is beautiful with all it's sloping hills and valleys. There's also ski hill history under the Manitoba Historical Society youtube page.

[@stevenlaurin6059]

100% accurate

[@justinp4996]

I am watching this from Winnipeg and I can say, do not visit in February unless coming from tropical Siberia as we will be mighty cold.

[@SurleyBlaine]

I met a Jamaican guy that came to Winnipeg every Dec-Jan because after visiting family that came here 10 years before, he loved winter. I didn't get it but who am I to judge?

[@conniea9374]

Here’s a video to watch this one always gives me goosebumps very well done it’s called “O Canada 14 Olympic gold” great 3min video makes me proud

[@user-lw1qy4ep1j]

Winnipegger here, he has it exactly, the rest of Canada does forget we exist. If they do remember it at all it’s basically to highlight all the not so great stuff. I have actually apologized for the Winnipeg weather in the winter myself . Lol . Funny tho I grew up in Manitoba, have been here all my life and honestly have no desire to move. I really like Manitobans and the other three seasons are great! Jim Gaffigan is hilarious. 😂

[@michelleportch6227]

Toronto calls it The Peg. Trust me, we don’t forget you exist.

[@kimp7160]

@@michelleportch6227 I'm a former Ontarian now in Manitoba. I grew up knowing about Manitoba because my dad went to school there and he kept suggesting we move there as some random joke. My mom would say the only reason you go to Winnipeg is because you have relatives there. Joke is now I do live here so they have to come.

[@mikematson6323]

I grew up on the shore of Lake Superior. Can attest to the cold part. We'd get to the same area a lot. People forget Northern Ontario exists too..

[@mikematson6323]

@@kimp7160 I had/have relatives in St Boniface.

[@charlesmclaughlin3578]

I was in Winnipeg last summer during a heat wave!

[@trishemerald2487]

For the record, Newfoundland is my favourite place on earth! Only been there once but I could happily retire there. Cheers from Ottawa.

[@pattimercer9357]

Me too! Or Nova Scotia. ❤

[@ArtbyL763]

This is the first time I’ve ever seen this. It’s hilarious and spot on!

[@CharlotteIssyvoo]

I live in Vancouver. He's right about the rain, through winter, and, yeah, some of fall and spring. But, when the rain stops, the mountain views are astounding. And the rain and mild temperatures bring with them an incredible abundance of life, which is why Vancouver is sometimes called The Emerald City (and also the Rain Coast, so there's that). My husband just today said that he thinks he could leave an empty coffee cup in the yard for a week and it would come back covered in moss. Once you're out of the city proper, you're in a semi-tropical rain forest and nothing compares to that, even when it is raining. Besides, I've lived in them there cold Canadian cities, and a little rain is no biggie after that. By the way, it's pronounced more like "Noonehvuut" than "none of it."

[@tracylusk4195]

I love Jim Gaffigan. He is spot on and as Canadians who love something funny- we have no problem laughing at ourselves. lol. He has a stand up comedy called “The pale tourist” I believe that is all about his observations of Canada. So funny!

[@davidmacdonald1855]

I am a fan of Jim he really nailed some of the funny things about Canada. Really enjoy your content:)

[@bernadineshelbourne8915]

This makes me laugh so hard and Ive watched it a kazillion times

[@robertmatechuk2660]

He nailed it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@karlweir3198]

I live on the east Coast and it's awesome and people are so much more friendly here

[@bpizza8803]

Jim raises a good point, how bad are things in the Philippines to move to "the Peg???"😅🤣😂

[@Shan_Dalamani]

They come for the jobs. Some stay, some go back. I've heard that some moved up to Nunavut and live in Iqaluit.

[@neitzche1245]

Everything he said was true… so very true…. Could have added the horse sized mosquitoes in Manitoba during the summer.

[@kjova251]

That was so good. "Going to Winnipeg" - I always think of the Fountain Tire commercial

[@davekrochenski]

last to the party... story of our lives.

[@user-rg3vr5dz3b]

I love your comments and the topics you choose. I grew up in Winnipeg and was clever enough to move to Vancouver. I love Jim Gaffigan, so thanks for this

[@JakeNorth24]

It’s always fun to watch Jim Gaffigan! As a Winnipegger we take pride in our hardiness to brave the winters and survive the mosquitoes in summer. We have it all living here! We’re close to the US boarder, cottage country and world class beaches, fertile land for crops, big sky and lots of hunting, fishing and camping. Our history and culture is rich and we have many stunning historical buildings and cultural events. Our top notch sports teams are second to none. We are a smaller city in size but bigger than most in heart! We are considered part of Western Canada but we are truly the heart of the Nation! There’s a reason we have ‘Friendly Manitoba’ on our licence plates.😊

[@artsywendy]

So accurate. He nailed it.

[@charlannebettes3149]

Spot on 😂

[@JPMadden]

Last year, the city of Regina hired a company to create slogans in the hope of attracting more tourists to a place known for brutal winters and possibly not much else. What they came up with was one of the funniest public relations screw-ups I've ever heard of. The two VERY short-lived slogans were "The City That Rhymes with Fun" and "Show Us Your Regina." Apologies ensued.

[@dorelle]

Lmfao!!!!!!!!!

[@shawnbrennan2583]

Honestly they really needed to partner with Dildo NL. That would've been a spectacularly funny campaign.

[@dorelle]

@@shawnbrennan2583 omg 😂😂😂😂😂😂👊

[@Zlata1313]

Experience Regina 😂

[@artemia79]

Best part is that we have a Climax, SK. as well. And the city that rhymes with fun is still being used lol.

[@howsan8013]

He is spot on! 👍🇨🇦

[@brittmconway]

Hi from Winnipeg! YES this is 100% accurate for February. 😆🤣

[@petermontagnon4440]

LMFAO Winnipeg IS cold!!!

[@DreusBS]

I grew up in Manitoba just outside of Winnipeg. February has this 2 week period every year where the weather will always be -50 and then the wind chill brings it down further to the -60s. School would only close if it was -65 with the wind chill at 6 am when the radio would announce with schools were closed and if the buses were running. It was not uncommon to be in the -64 waiting at the end of your 2 mile road that you walked to be at your bus stop. The bus had about a 30 minute window that it could arrive. This is how we developed the ability to wear shorts in the winter.

[@audreymartin2515]

As a Canadian he’s right on. But I wouldn’t want to say all that to non-Canadians ;)

[@alainrouleau]

Sorry Winnipeg, I promise to think of you more often. 😳

[@6Sierra]

Love your channel brother and he is bang on! It’s amazing when your eyelids freeze together…

[@Anotherprairiegirl]

Jim nailed it😀❤️🇨🇦

[@pepepepert]

There is also a Fredericton New Brunswick and Fredericton PEI

[@carolmurphy7572]

And a Frederickton, NL!

[@jaquigreenlees]

it gets worse: Sydney Nova Scotia, Sydney British Columbia, Sydney Australia, Sydney ....

[@wendycrawford1792]

Bloody hilarious!! I love your show, by the way!

[@foxyturbine7114]

OMG, everything he said was spot-on! Jim Gaffigan is hilarious. Love the Saint John vs. St. John's bit.

[@healdogtoe2c]

All of his material from his show in Canada is really, really good(“Regina” and “perverts in Saskatchewan” reference clarified). I think there are three of our other segments from that show which are worth the listen.

[@-R.Gray-]

Try the other clips from this Canadian special - eg. Ontario vs. Quebec, Poutine. The bit about Saskatchewanians being perverted refers to the clip where he talks about the name "Regina".

[@d.m.w.2035]

Thank for this, I was looking for an explanation on why he things people in Sk are perverts. Didnt get that one

[@JakeNorth24]

There’s a gas station owned by a fellow in Regina whose name is ‘Dyck Assman’. He had his moment of fame in the 90’s when he was featured on the David Letterman show in NY. Reading the comments about Regina triggered the memory.

[@pamhunter-to4xs]

If the Gov. let NWT become a province, they'd become responsible for fire protection, highways etc... And it would cost too much. ....

[@richardzagozeski892]

Corner Gas was actually filmed in Rouleau, Saskatchewan (SE of Regina, the Provincial Capital). Moose Jaw is West of Regina, on Highway 1, about 38 miles

[@babouska5985]

Quebec is a different country, and I'm proud of that

[@Shan_Dalamani]

Could you just not go there? You're just a province like the rest.

[@Lisa-ms6bd]

🙄

[@MsLinda165]

Love that bit about Winnipeg, Manitoba. I moved here, and it's absolutely spot on!! December, January and February are super super cold. I feel sorry for people coming here for the first time during that period. But on the plus side, we don't get the ice storms that the east gets. And we get more sun than any other province, except of course Saskatchewan, so same difference.

[@lilyarmitage4168]

He is spot on; so funny.

[@Kiera_Jackson74]

This is a classic Jim Gaffigan skit

[@cindymcarthur5216]

Jim Gaffigan is a fantastic comedian. He’s pretty spot on with the observations about Canada

[@Lynds77]

You would get far more responses and interactions which helps your algorithm if you responded to the messages or liked or posted some comments to the people who take great time answering your questions. I used to watch you all the time last year as I'm Canadian and sent you a ton of info and fun facts and never ever did I get a reply or a thank you and as you know here in Canada we really respect those who are kind and polite. I'm glad to see you're still posting but would like to see your channel grow and I truly believe if u want to help your algorithm responding will get more engagement and KZbin will promote you more to larger groups. Good luck and have a good one

[@hermanvandenhoven5806]

I have found that when someone runs down a place, even in humor, the best thing to do is to go there yourself and find out if it is as they say. Yes we have harsh winters so much so the it is sometimes referred to as "Winterpeg", but we have beautiful summers with temperatures reaching 40º C or 104º F.

[@blackberrythorns]

How The American Civil War Made Canada - Canadiana an interesting video.

[@UniquelyPenny]

This was filmed where I live in Kitchener Ontario. Was sad I couldn’t go.

[@TheSpacemannspiff]

Centre in the Square

[@karlweir3198]

I can sing oh Canada in French and English

[@Zlata1313]

Me too. Moi aussi!

[@milemarker301]

love it! keep 'em coming - comedy is the best :)

[@sleelofwpg688]

Yup. Huge Filipino pop in Wpg. Might be one of the largest pops outside the Philipines. To the point more ppl speak Tagalog in Manitoba than french. By far.

[@ryanwilson_canada]

Not as common to get as cold as alberta and Manitoba here in new brunswick. It does happen once and a while. But it never stops daily life, well, unless your car wont start, that's what block heaters and trickle chargers are for. Combined with the resolve to say F it, bugger the cold, i have stuff to do today. Lol

[@atrus3823]

As other Canadians have pointed out, he really is nailing it. I still get confused by the whole Saint John/St. John's thing.

[@bienespinagarcia1196]

Jim hit all the spots including about Filipinos in Winnipeg

[@Ritercrazy]

It helped me laugh hard in places. This Canadian liked it.

[@Carrie-so3ro]

Canadians don't take offence easily, especially if no offence is MEANT. We generally have a humourous bent to our personalities so we don't mind humour directed our way (as I said, if it is not MEANT to be mean) so someone like Jim Gaffigan who is VERY observant is very well received with his humour - (& it is okay for you to laugh too when you notice a truism about us he brings up.) I personally LOVE his comedy, whether about Canada (& he has another 2 or 3 pieces on us you should check out) or about anywhere or anything else. I think his observations on Canada are both spot on & funny.