Canadians Reacts to Jim Gaffigan *Who Drew The Map of Canada*
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- Today the 2 Canadian Neighbours react to Jim Gaffigan and his stand up comedy set called who drew the map of canada. Hope you enjoy the reaction
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Jim is a very funny man. XD I love his work. He manages to be funny without having to be vulgar. THAT is a truly talented comedian.
Seinfeld has been doing it for ages as well
I do love guys like Bill Burr and Dave Chappelle but Jim’s material is really refreshing to be this funny without cursing
There's a lot of bad non-vulgar comedians, and there's a lot of bad vulgar ones. Guys like Gaffigan and Bargatze are just naturally good observational humor comedians, whether or not they cussed in their routines or brought up sex every other joke, they're just good, period.
Lou: Hey Abbott, do you like Canada?
Bud: I love Canada. I love all of Canada.
Lou: What's your favorite part?
Bud: Nunavut.
Lou: But I thought you said you love Canada.
😂
Ha! Nicely done.
I love Abbot and Castello
They are all pronouncing Nunavut wrong. It’s not NoneOfIt, it’s NewNaVoot (and translates to: Our land) So the joke made about it falls flat and makes no real sense to me.
@@lee90126 it still sounds like none of it, you just have to say it slightly fast or a little drunk
I inhaled sharply when he said he went to Winnipeg in February. I then thought how lucky I was that I wasn't in Winnipeg when I did that.
You would be frozen solid. :)
That’s a lung biter for sure!
ha! my response as well!
I'm a maritimer that lives in Winnipeg. I'd take a winnipeg winter over a NB one any day. It's cold but it's a dry cold and hardly ever snows. When it does snow it's light as a feather. Snows every week in NB.
I’ve lived my whole life in Winnipeg. After a while you get numb to the cold.
And when that happens, you should get inside since you likely have frostbite.
Jim gaffigan is hilarious and I’ve always wondered how Canadians would respond to his jokes. I like how y’all responded to it and had a good time with it. Great video!
i always appreciate the effort Jim Gaffigan puts into knowing where he's performing a lot of people don't care but he does and still manages to be very funny!
I live in Central New York, and we joke that our seasons are "Almost Winter," "Winter," "Still Winter," and "Construction"
Soooo true. Same in Toronto -Adam
I'm originally from Syracuse. I don't miss those winters. People think I'm kidding when I say that Chicago winters are mild, but I'm not.
Jeff Foxworthy once pointed out that the Pacific Northwest (where I hail from) has four seasons known as: Rain, More Rain, Winter, and Road Construction. I can confirm that about sizes up our seasons.
@@jeffburdick869 I'm originally from Massena aka the north slope of NY, and lived in Syracuse for 2 years, and I can confirm that. LOL.
I’m from the Utica area and we have the same saying. 👍
Jim Gaffigan is great, haha... He can relentlessly roast anything
You guys should react to his whole special. It's called Pale Tourist and he talks about Canada the whole time. It's awesome
Too funny. And I love the US Eh shirt.
LOL!
I hate the US part
That's the worst shirt I've ever seen. No self-respecting Canadian could wear that shit.
@@Guitarisforgrins why do Canadians hate the USA!?
@@daveyhouston because you're imperialist war mongers, who literally set up black site torture prisons all over the world, where you keep people without a fair trial. Most Americans are completely oblivious to your endless war crimes because they're too busy flag waving and chanting "america #1"
A grotesque combination of ignorance and arrogance.
Canadians are the absolute best neighbors we yanks could ever hope for. I wish we didn't take them for granted like we do.
That's because we are your captives. Not like we have any choice.
We don't take them for granted. We love our Canadian buddies. ♥ BUT YOU BETTER NOT CROSS US. 😐
Dont worry, we're slowly taking over Minnesota, Buffalo and odd sections of Florida
@@doeyjiaz4798 while US is taking Alberta 😁
Except for them not being able to spell neighbor or center.
I love Canada. A lot of my fellow Louisianan’s came from Nova Scotia...Cajuns.
I have some ancestry from Nova Scotia, they were Scot-Irish and only came south as far as Maine.
just like my best friend! i love her Cajun guts!! i’m so glad she made her way to Dallas.
Fun fact, Cajun is just 'Acadian, with a French accent' mispronounced 😂
I live in lox.
Im in South Louisiana...we pretty much all have Canadian blood and heritage down here....we are Nova Scotians, after all lol
Clicked on this just hear Jim Gaffigan. The Canadians I've met have been wonderful people. Thank you for being good neighbours.
We love to hear that! Thanks for sharing and visiting our channel :) -Adam
Oh no man not neighbors, ❤️ brothers and sisters ❤️❤️❤️
More Jim Gaffigan, please! Also, anything you post that improves my knowledge of Canada is much appreciated! 🇺🇸💙🇨🇦
Stay tuned! More coming soon. 🇨🇦 ♥️ 🇺🇸
I was very impressed at how much he knew about Canada honestly
There's a little community at a mining site called Swastika. It's in Ontario
Their English is surprisingly good.
Well in Phoenix Arizona we have seasons. We have 2 of them really. We go from not too hot in the winter to the 7th level of Dante’s Inferno in the summer. You see, 2 seasons.
Hahaha! ... I've there once and, as a pale white Canadian, I felt as if my inside organs were cooking.
In Winnipeg your coffee freezes in mid-air. Here in Arizona, we can fry bacon and eggs on the sidewalk in July, then drown in August monsoon.
Same during my time in Alberta. In New York we had 3. But in Alberta, it's either nice as shit or your car doors freeze shut.
Phoenix has 4 seasons: Hot, Hotter, Hottest, and construction.
In Newfoundland Canada we have 4 seasons in a day! lol
Jim Gaffigan will always be known as the "Hot Pockets guy". lol
@Games Account I swear I did. Caliente pockets... lol 💀💀
I Love the PALE Ape,
And am Really Disgusted by,
"HOT POCKET"...
Hot pockets...... Yeah I still hear his voice when I say that 🙄🤷
Good Morning!!.. you’re about to call in sick…
"Diarrhea pockets!" :)
I'm practically Canadian, I live 6 miles from the Canadian border, grew up watching Canadian TV and listening to Canadian music.
LIke Rush and Shania Twain?
@@JeremyCheuvront not Shania but indeed Rush, April Wine, Guess Who, Trooper, Streetheart, etc
@@raymondenno5350 forgot about Guess Who and of course Richard Marx
A LOT of Great things (And people!) Have come out of Canada. I love that they are our wonderful Neighbors to the North. And I'm not much of a traveler. But, I would love one day to go there for a Visit. (Not like it's on the other side of the world or anything..) I've been to Mexico and it was nice. I think Canada is Calling.
@@jeffstanford6900 people are friendly, it's a good time, of course I've only been to Manitoba but I liked it
Gaffigan is hilarious. He does a lot more about Canada.
You guys didn't get the joke, when he said St. John was going to go to Virgin Islands cuz there's a St John Virgin Islands..lol
I mean
I didn’t know there was a St. John Virgin Islands
I just assumed he’d be going there cuz it’s not cold af
I didn't get it either.
It was St. Thomas, and he was going to St. Thomas, USVI. Beautiful island, you just have to get used to driving American cars on the left-hand side of the road.
“We are all descendents of nut jobs.” 😂 🇨🇦 😂
I will say this, Canadians are very polite!
I love that!
I’m super happy I was born here!! Canada is an incredible place!!
Which part of Canada do you live in?
Australia’s Western Australia, South Australia and Northern Territory would like to join the chat. 😂😂
There’s always that time when you can’t think of a creative, fun name for a place and just fall back on a vague geographical moniker.
Hey, we put enough thought in to avoid West Australia and Southern Australia
@@stephen1991 Check out Jim Gaffigan's Who Drew the Map of Canada 😂
@@tomfields3682 I have, very funny and especially observant for an "American."
Nah, NSW says you're fine.
Hey guys, algorithm brought me here. Good to see some fellow Canadians making a go of it with a reaction channel.
Me too!!!
Hey American here. I watched that Jim Gaffigan special. I loved the Canadian references. My mother was born in Nova Scotia. Thanks for your videos. Canada is a great country!
🙏🏻 thanks for the nice comment 😀-Adam
Some of my people were booted out of Canada 4generations ago. They were literally escorted to the US/Canada border and told not to come back. By all accounts, they were total rotters but hella fun.
@@llamasugar5478 So this was in the 1940s? Why were they booted out?
It was actually the 20s. My dad was the youngest of 9; I have cousins with kids my age. Uncle Royce didn’t give me a lot of detail because of my tender age-I guess when you’re 90 a 50-year-old is a kid-but I gathered they were bootleggers/con men/basic crooks who pissed off the wrong people. Anyway, they swindled someone with enough clout to give them the bum’s rush.
@@llamasugar5478 Okay. I'm amazed they got tossed out! Of course there were plenty of bootleggers here in the US. John Kennedy's father made his fortune bootlegging during US prohibition in the 1920s and 1930s. Thanks.
It's amazing he knows that much about Canada.
I was waiting for the jokes about Québec, his French accent is hilarious.Maybe that warrants it's own episode.
I think he had one about french canadians, somewhere in that same special
I’ve never been to Canada, but I’ve partied with a bunch of them while vacationing in the Caribbean. You guys rock! From central Illinois.
Thx for reaction guys,
Fun fact: NL time zone is half hour LATER not earlier......And St. John's NL is WAY older than Saint John NB.
Gaffigan Rocks!
Canada introduced us all to Rush. And I am forever grateful. :)
Well be that as it may…..we all know who the real Canadian band is…. The Hip all day long…. not even close… and this is coming from the U.S. I’ve seen them several times and not only do they leave Rush in the dust but most every other band ever!!!
As an American who lived half my life within 20 miles of the Canadian border with Ontario and Quebec, Jim was pretty accurate and Funny as hell. Love Canada! Now that I currently live in the American South, I miss the change of seasons.
Sounds like you lived near Malone.
@@chucksherron Born in Massena, went to college in Potsdam. You from Malone?
I was born and live in the U.S., and have ridden my motorcycles in every U.S. state, and every province in Canada...except for Nunavut, for obvious reasons. Had to go to Yellowknife, NWT, because...well, just because. Even rode it around in Labrador, and for some reason, Newfoundland has become addictive. My favorite part of Canada is any place above the border, or 1/2 an hour ahead of the rest of us. Love you Newfies. Looking forwards to getting back there in the future. Stay safe and warm up there.
One thing I learned quickly about Newfies is never, ever try to out drink one.
Good to see people who can laugh and not get butt hurt by everything anyone says!!! For some reason anytime I think of pretty much anywhere north of Missouri(where I live ) the phrase " take off - eh hoser" comes to mind ....'strange brew ' , Rick Moranis
I'm a dual citizen. Born in the US, but my parents are from Quebec. You're making me want to move back there.
Come on back :). You’re money will be worth more here :P
I worked near Regina once, and as an American it was tough to pronounce it like the locals do. I tried it as "Regeeena" but unfailingly I'd be corrected by polite Canadians, "No, dear, it's pronounced 'Reg eye na'". I must be a bit immature, but I just couldn't say it!
😂
My first thought too! I must be immature. Lol
You can't say Regina because it rhymes with vagina? Yes, you are immature.
That's okay, I'm Canadian and it makes me laugh every time too. Also the town of Dildo in Newfoundland lol
@@djgolf3256 omg, dildo! I had to look that up & it's for real!
Been in hawaii for six years now and havent gotten sick of so seasons. We have wet and not as wet seasons. Temperature is stuck on perfect. 😉
I love Hawaii would love to live there but still come back to visit Canada as I love the 4 seasons here
..The dry snowy days in winter with lots of Sun in the Okanagan brings good memories Like a winter wonderland playground...the beautiful fall colors and fresh air..spring...and even though not as hot the beautiful emerald. Green lakes and beautiful places to camp. I'd like both that And beautiful Hawai'i
2:06 "Vancouver is like a rainy Seattle"
As someone from Portland, Oregon I laughed way too hard at this
Yes! From Saint John New Brunswick here! Holy crap we rarely get a shout out- thanks Jim! Lol! Thanks for the reaction guys
Me too Jess..SAINT john. NB..Oldest City in Canada! I have lived in BC, AB and ON.. Best winter weather is in NB..As long that it doesn't rain.. freezing rain is the worse!
@@bucketlist3527 I'm in Saint John too :)
@@jessradcliffe1160 Well glad Gaffigan could talk about the map and weather in Canada. I don't think we are worse for wear than the US.. we are prepared! nice to meet you Jess!
Every Thanksgiving I make everyone name the state's of the US but u guys have around 13 provinces. I can't even baste my Turkey in that time. Lol. Luv Canada, it's beautiful with beautiful people.
It’s ten provinces & 3 territories. Always wondered why they couldn’t also be provinces.
How about Point Roberts, Wash.? Sucks to be them.
@Larry W Me too..
Also, we celebrate a month earlier. Last long weekend until Christmas.
I lived in the Netherlands for 12 years where there are no "real" winters - wearing boots is strictly a fashion statement and you can ride your bicycle year round. I had to explain to my Dutch family about the wonderful sights and smells of the changing seasons in Canada like the hot summers, the burst of colours that come with autumn, snow blanketing everything (making it look dreamlike) and our spring where everything comes life again as well as the distinct smell of dog poo thawing.
This was hilarious, I've heard a few of his specials but this was a gem and enjoyed the laughs
Grew up in Winnipeg, and oh boy. The second he said February I was losing my mind
We're all descendants of psychopaths BLAHAHAHA 😂😂😂 well that explains my family tree LOL
I love Canada. Good food, friendly people, extreme geography, Tim Hortons, and extraneous "u"s in the words. 😂
Lol. I was trying to figure out your shirt. I was pronouncing it more like, "Meh." I'm glad you said it. 😄
I heard an interesting statistic the other day. If you take Canada's most southern point (Ontario) and drew an imaginary east-west parallel line across the US from this point, more Americans live north of this point than there are Canadians living in Canada
I heard the same. I lived in Northern NY, half my life, and it was north of Toronto and only an hour drive from Montreal and Ottawa, two major Canadian cities. Geography is interesting.
@@krash66 My parents have a cottage in the 1000 islands. I've been up there a ton through the years.
That’s because Canada’s most southern point (Pelee Island) is about the latitude same as Northern California I believe.
Also like 90% of Canadians live within 100 miles of the American border.
@@markmierau5189 Not quite, but still a lot. According to Stats Can, in 2016 66% lived within 100 miles of the border. "Canada has a small population living in a large land area (close to 9 million square kilometres), leading to a low population density compared with other countries. For example, Canada had 3.9 people per square kilometre in 2016, compared with 35.3 people per square kilometre in the United States. The Canadian population, however, is highly concentrated geographically. In 2016, two out of three people (66%) lived within 100 kilometres of the southern Canada-United States border, an area that represents about 4% of Canada's territory."
We arrived in Ottawa for a 2 year work contract... on December 2, 1990; from Brisbane, Queensland - a 40 degree difference in 24 hours. We literally pulled a "Cool Runnings" where we walked outside and immediately back inside, refusing to walk to the car. We ended up staying for 12 years and got dual citizenship.
😂
He is best known as the "Meow Guy" from Super Troopers.
In Florida We have Seasons Pollen, Summer, Hurricane, Football!!
OMG! How so Canadianadorable!
"Bring your flip flops" is the best part
You're so right about loving the changing seasons, spring, summer... But, when you get to be near 60, the winters are just about 2 months too long!! lol. My last year spending the whole winter in Wisconsin is over. In fact, Philippines sounds about perfect for 2 months of the year. I love it there!!
Hopefully they reopen for international travel again soon!
I'm in Anchorage, AK and 51. I still love and enjoy the cold and snow.
My body on the other hand...
Jim gaffigan is my most favorite comedian!!!!!!! Ty! This is great! U gotta watch the whole Saskatchewan bit!
Some of the past Ice Road Truckers seasons were actually mostly or completely in Canada and not in Alaska.
Just turned on 2 Neighbors and really glad I found it. Glad to have found Jim Gaffigan too. I also love Canada-everyone on my mother’s side were French from New Brunswick. I’ll tune in often, so thankyou,and keep going!
He was billed as "Laugh again Gaffigan"
😂 that’s good -Adam
I know all the words to "O Canada" thanks to singing it every morning at school.
As someone who lives in Alberta I approve of this lol
Thank you for finally explaining your shirt… I was trying to figure out what EH stood for and how it related to Canada… Now I get!!!😆😅🤣
Greetings from your neighbor up north here in Detroit LOL (North of Windsor). There’s some geography for you😂. Great reaction. I have relatives And friends in Canada. it really sucks that the borders been closed so long because of Covid!
This is great! You guys are awesome!
I love that the only line you didn’t laugh about was when he said they named Saint John’s with an apostrophe “s,” so Saint John would know where to go when he returns, and then said, “He’s gonna go to the Virgin Islands. Who are we kidding.” LOL
P.S. Jim Gaffigan is “that guy” who got hired by CBS to do a comedy bit at the end of “CBS Sunday Morning,” so he really hit it big as a comedian.
P.P.S. “CBS Sunday Morning” is a great show that’s available online after it airs each week.
Kudos to Jim Gaffigan for knowing that there is a Vancouver in Washington state!
He didn’t know. His wife did a Google search and wrote it into his script.
And kudos to you for pointing out that Washington is not just DC!
Vancouver, Washington is the original Vancouver. It just didn’t grow like the BC Vancouver.
Great! Look forward to my tees…and SOME of us are north of ya, so there’s that… Fun and good vid, you guys
Having lived in several countries Canada was my favorite by far!! Now I’m in Tx and I hate the weather. It’s only ever too hot. I don’t own a jacket. I miss the seasons and the beauty of Canada. 🇨🇦❤️
I’m from Alaska. We are also crazy weather people. Hello Neighbors! Lol.
Thank you. I live in the Caribbean and people often think "oh that's paradise!" But I live here, it's not a week at a resort. Year-round heat while you're trying to live your daily life, work, groceries, etc. I can't stand it. It's basically Groundhog Day but in the heat. I grew up in South America, so I miss the season soooo much.
When Covid restrictions have eased, why not come up to Canada for a holiday...eh?
@@seankelly7211 oh I've been there a couple of times and I can't wait to go back! ❤️
@@thelandofme I love it here! I went Ice Fishing the other day and caught 5 cubes!
@@seankelly7211 🤣🤣🤣🤣 well done !!
Where in South America did you grow up in?
The Yukon is that weird room that joins two halves of a duplex. You're in Canada, you enter the Yukon and: hey, where does that door lead? Oh...it's Alaska.
My daughter got me hooked on Jim
Love your T-shirt! Native Californian here, but dad was from Detroit, and husband is from Minnesota - I've heard about this cold weather y'all talk about, lol! Thanks for posting this vid - super funny :)
Salut! Great episode. I had seen his routine before and laughed all the way through. I'm happy you also enjoyed it. I went to high school just south of the Manitoba-Saskatchewan line so I appreciate his comments about Winterpeg but our coldest night during the two mild winters we were there was only -35 F with a 50 knot wind. Balmy compared to Estevan and Moose Jaw.
In the same way that some people may think you're Americans when you visit south of the line some people think I'm Canadian because I have a rough knowledge of the metric system and I speak un peu de français. Très peu.
Merci de nouveau. Thanks.
Yeah it was such a great bit and glad that people are enjoying it. Thanks for the stories. This is one of the best things about doing this show is hearing these little things from our audience. Appreciate the comment! -Adam
Lol! “Strong and free.”
Try living in Iowa. We get the hot humid air from the Gulf in the Summer and the arctic blasts from the jet stream coming down from Canada in the winter. -30 F in winter, +100 F in Summer.
I’d move
Upper Midwest -- Civil Engineering Hell.
My family were early settlers in Nova Scotia in the 1700s before some moved south in the 1900s. Great video
I got to see Jim do some of this live when he came here to Buffalo. Canada is the BOMB! Aaaaaaaand also Tim Hortons
Timmies is so good even the Gila Arena in Phoenix has one 🤣🤣🤣
Your reactions were great. This is my fav Jim Gaffigan video. My "people" came "in" thru St. John's, N.B.
Thank you very much:) -Adam
Saint John-er here! Good thing he didnt look through NL place names lol
My mom was born in Buffalo, NY and grew up near there til she moved to Texas in her early 20's.
Her family vacationed every summer in Canada and she told great stories of their times spent there.
I always wanted to visit, but have only left Texas once in my 49yrs.
Maybe someday!
You should for sure!!! Glad she had nothing but nice things to say about our country :) -Adam
When is the South Park try not to laugh coming? 😉 thanks for the great videos guys
Soon soon. Thanks :) -Adam
Funny money! Yay! 😂🤣 that’s what we used to call Canadian money. But it’s pretty though.
Dam I love Canada and Canadians, seem pretty chill and don't get offended that easily. Right now that's a luxury for most of us in Europe, everybody mad about everything now.
Come on over :). -Adam
Because Europe is overpopulated and overregulated
Love when you can laugh at yourself. Gaffigan is my favorite comedian ... you might recognize him as the “Hot Pocket” guy. It’s one of his earliest comedy routines. 💕🐝
Gotta love some good Newfie jokes
😆
Gaffigan is one of the best clean comics out there.
I live in Alberta, Canada and when they renamed a,big chunk of the Northwest Territories "Nunavut" I really thought they should the rest of the N.W.T. "Someofit".😉
Except it’s not pronounced NoneOFit, it’s more like Noo-Na-Voot.
@@lee90126 Yes, I found that out later but when the name change originally happened a lot of people didn't pronounce it correctly on TV.
I still love my American neighbor's and always have open door an open bed and lots food. we will always be friends
great video guys! you should check out more of gaffigans canadian material from his pale tourist special
Will do! Thx. -adam
many moons ago I visited Cambridge Ontario during the spring when I lived in Virginia. It was colder than I expected, much colder. Went to Toronto for the day and it was the first time I saw a huge highway system and interchange.
Go Terrors! 😂
God bless you all
I'm Canadian. Love the state's
I've cousin's born and raised in the USA. Much love from Toronto Canada
I live in Texas and we have fall, winter and summer.
Thanks for subbing!
I count two, miserably hot, and not miserable
I love that US Eh shirt.😂🙌
Gaffigan is from Minnesota, so he's practically Canadian. ;-)
hahaha its so true - Adam
He's actually from NW Indiana.
His WIFE is from Minnesota.
I first saw him on TV...he was a character actor on a bunch of Law & Orders.
That 70s show lol is the only one I can think of
Hard seltzer on the left, blended whiskey on the right.
What does it take to move to Winnipeg? For my great-grandparents, it was the start of the Bolshevik revolution, people on horseback, riding through the streets of Odessa, stabbing and shooting people. As German expats, they were no longer welcome in Odessa. My great-grandmother said they should have moved to Siberia as it would have been a shorter trip for the same result! Family has been in SE Michigan for several decades. A few years ago, I'm talking with a couple co-workers and we discovered that our great-grandparents had all settled in Beausejour, about 60km NE of Winnipeg. Small world, eh? I still have relatives in Winnipeg, Calgary and some I haven't met (yet) in Kelowna. Saw Canada this past Sunday - had to look south to see it!
Beausejour is GORGEOUS and you should visit. In the summer.
@@prettydark I'd like that - a long trip through Canada, retracing a trip my parents took my sister and I on; seeing relatives perhaps one more/last/first time; see Beausejour - I think the building the butcher shop was in is still there. There's a town history book in the library there, with a write-up on my great-grandparents. My co-worker, visiting her family one Christmas, brought me copies of the relevant pages. Would be nice to see, hold the actual book.
this was such a pleasant video. My grandfather emigrated from Canada to CNY. I guess it was warmer.
I've always wanted to live in Canada. I respect them more.
I live in Alaska now and we're not on the road system here. Everything is super expensive. But I love it here.
HI Guys !! Want to say that just because you live in a country(in this case The Philipines) with pleasant weather all year round does not guarantee you a good quality of life. In Canada we have 4 seasons and get very hot weather in the summer time especially southern Ontario. .Canada is well known for its good quality of life and universally well respected.......
Fair enough, I use to chat to a girl in who lived in the Philippines, Cebu I believe which boasted beautiful countryside and beaches. Four large Malls which sounds idyllic right, but apparently no it had black outs with inconstant electricity. Flooding which wasn't really well addressed by the government, and other problems some hers and some her environment. So yes while paradise can seem idyllic, all glitters ain't gold.
Well respected? Have you been to a hockey game? JK!
@@georgesbrodeur9608 Not these days if we can help it. Pandemic and all that aside. I wouldn't pay the money.
All I have to say about remembering who Jim Gaffigan is or what he is in: "Meow" -Super Troopers