Ex-FUCKIN-actly! I saw a thing about what actors thought about American accents and wanted to see what they thought about Canadians and there was nothing
I'm from the Bucks Co.Pa.region north of Philly.Been to Toronto,Mississauga,Niagra Falls,Nova Scotia,Halifax,Cape Breton Island;loved it all!!Love you hosers to the Max!!Nicest people,clean areas,very prideful-I love the North anyway but if I didn't have family here,I would move to Nova Scotia in a heartbeat-the Bay of Fundy is neat-used the ferry (they take cars,by the way-travel wise-you drive onto the boat)!
Actually, when it comes to stand up comedians Canada gets mentioned a lot because of Just For Laughs in Montreal. A lot of comedians do a Canada/America comparison bit but only when they're here, when they go home we no longer exist.
Well in a way that’s when you go ,when you want the full Winnipeg experience and you’ll want to check out the lcbo crew in portage place 30 minutes before it opens
If you kids can't keep your hands to yourself, I'm gonna turn this car around, and there'll be no Cape Canaveral for anybody! That's it! Back to Winnipeg.
my brother in law from Winnipeg said in Winnipeg, you can't lose a dog because you can still see it out there if it runs for three days (more or less). (so flat).
I grew up near Vancouver and honestly I tire of this stereotype. I get it, it rains a lot. What happens though, is it rains for two weeks, then it is sunny for two weeks, as compared with other places where it rains every other day or two. People only ever recall the rain however. Statistically Vancouver has: 45" over 165 rain days per annum. Compare this with New York: 50" over 122 days. And perhaps Los Angeles (a desert) which has: 15" over 35 days, though in reality it falls almost all at once, (which is why there are ENORMOUS cement ditches (in Terminator 2) to prevent massive flooding.) I guess it's what you are used to. But get over it, there is a lot more to be said for Vancouver than just rain.
Yeah I grew up in Vancouver and the rent was high and it was mostly cold. The other kids I grew up with were nice though. The rent seems to have gone up even more since I left so I don't intend to live there again
@@DmDrae lol, I dont think its actually cuz we apologize a lot but yea- in 2009 an act was passed saying that "sorry" couldn't be used against a person as an admission of fault or liability in connection with the matter to which the words or actions relate. Excluding Québec and Yukon👀
Sich a funny Canadian law.. An apology does not constitute an admission of fault or liability &must not be taken into consideration in determining fault or liability. I've been outed as Canadian for saying sorry while gaming many times 😂
Jim Gaffigan has the skill to find the humor in ordinary every day things. I think he's the best comedian out there today. His type of humor is what people need.
Kinda sick of all the sex jokes, blah blah blah women are like this men are like that, jesus christ work on your material. Yes, this kind of stuff is underappreciated.
He is very refreshing in a world of vulgar comedy, I mean I'm no puritan but guys like Chris Rock just curse all the time to cover up their lack of wit and nuance. Jim is a master.
@@ccmyart There is both a Scots-Newfie accent and an Irish-Newfie accent. Oh, and those aren't the only accents in Newfoundland (would you believe a Scots-Irish-French-Newfie accent?) ...
For the first few years after I came to the United States from Germany, I thought there was a really good college basketball team in northwestern Canada. Only later did I realize that it was UConn, not Yukon.
Don't feel too bad. I live in the US and don't follow basketball. When I was younger, I kept wondering why the US college teams kept playing a team from Northern Canada, who evidently was pretty good. LOL
TRUE!! I'm in the U.S. Even the small town outside of Chicago I live in has "sister cities" with the same name in something like 4-5 different U.S. States!
I was up in Maine in August a few years ago. Went wading (ankle deep) in the Atlantic, and the water was so cold it was like walking in an ice chest. Yet, it was full of happy Canadians in swimsuits vacationing "down South", as if they were in Miami.
LOL, just have to mention the one exception (as a plug). If you go to the atlantic ocean between Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and PEI, it forms into many small bays where the water is actually warmer than New York or South Caralina.
I was in Bahamas once in March it was like 72F? Maybe 74F. Am from upper midwest US. We were swimming and having a ball with a few other northern peeps including a few from Canada. Like 2/3 of our tour group was from southern Florida. They were in long beach pants, long tees, several hats and majorly had cardigans/light jackets on declaring it was far too cold for the beach. They thought we were full on BONKERS for swimming lol
F.Y.I.- Fun fact: Saying "sorry" in Canada does NOT mean "accepting blame or responsibility"..... Ergo, if a person being sued or charged with something in court said or says "sorry", it can not be held against them. It's legislated. In Canadian parlance, "Sorry" can mean any number of things from, "I did not hear you" to "you poor thing!" to "quit being a jerk" to "I feel badly that you feel badly" and many other sentiments besides. It's all about context. Sorry.
@@brokenwave6125 they had to pass a law in canada that saying sorry wasn't an admission of guilt because canadians would be apoligizing for shit in court that they weren't guilty of lol I think that's pretty unique to canada I'm not sure where else they've had to pass legislation like that because of how often a citizen apologies lol
'Sorry' is not an admission of guilt. 'I am sorry your goldfish died' just means that you are sad the fish died, not that you killed it. However to apologize means taking responsibility for the action.
@@clogger10 were talking about legislation passed in regards to people apoligizing and saying sorry in court no one's talking about someone's gold fish dieing. Apoligizing usually does mean a person is accepting responsibility for their actions but the legislation pointed out in the original post is that canadians apoligizing in court doesn't nessisarly mean they are accepting responsibility. Usually when we apologize for something we say sorry that's why I wrote what I wrote cuz I was talking about the same thing.
There are times when American comedians come to Canada and tell jokes that are not funny and sort of insulting to us but Jim tells jokes that are funny and endearing to Canadians. He is truly a great comedian
Come on, those are comedians who insulte everybody. Gilbert Gottfried: "oh look, there's black goo coming out of that tree....lets EAT it....and make others eat it".
@@wilburmcbride8096 The real and boring answer is he's a travelling comedian. He's literally been to these places. Then add any research he did to flesh out his knowledge when creating the jokes. Meanwhile, I've never left my province and only get reminded those other provinces exist when they pop up on the news, or comedians talk about them like this.
@@JesusFriedChrist Haha coool! And those are good phrases you picked up 🤩 ano ba yan? ("What the heck?") 😋 Can be used as a joke or an expression of frustration.
Me and the wife while driving across canada once came upon a town named simco. It was so hilarious we stayed there for a week. Apparently we were the first tourist there ever. We stayed at the only hotel which had the only restaurant. That day happened to be mothers day and the whole town showed up and the festivities overloaded the powergrid and the lights went out. Then we were issued complimentary flashlights.
@@xxxBradTxxx I haven't the slightest idea, being from indiana. During the trucker protest I saw on television a smartcar with a snowplow on it and on the door it said "support from simco"
@@kelliegray6088 The way he as depicted in TURN was very inaccurate. He wasn't a bloodthirsty psychopath. He banned slavery when he became Governor of Canada.
@@aidanwalt2075 Haha I was so mad when I found out about it. I can't remember the occaision but for some reason I wanted to look up where Kasas City was, guess what state I was searching in... just to find out it's bordering the state of Kasas on the wrong side - like WTF? It was almost as bad as when I found out how to spell Arkensaw, erm I mean Arkansas. I already knew how to spell and pronounce the Kansas-part I thought...
I once pulled into a parking spot at the same time as somebody pulled in from the opposite side. Since both cars wouldn't fit into the space, I apologized and told him he could have the spot. He also apologized and told me I could have the spot. After a few rounds of this we both backed out of the spot and found somewhere else to park.
As a life long Winnipeger, we genuinely tell people not to visit in February. Mostly so we don't have to go outside or show people around in that brutal cold.
I went to Winnipeg in April (not this year of course) for a concert, but I decided to spend the weekend there. I was talking to a local and ask, "What would you recommend for an out of towner?" He looked at me like I was an idiot and said, "Why would you visit Winnipeg in April?"
@@77dris Yes, when I was there in "Spring," it was one big, brown mud pit. I think the snow had just melted, so it was warm, but there was standing water everywhere. And none of the plants had started turning green, so it just looked like a mess. I really need to go back during the good part of the year.
Lol good point. I'm from New Brunswick and ended up moving to Winnipeg in February.... Needless to say I'll be happy to get back home to New Brunswick been out here since 2014. Happy to go home this summer.
I'm pleasantly surprised that he actually did some research for his jokes instead of repeating exaggerated negative Canadian stereotypes for a cheap laugh.
Cause he's a professional. Jim, Brian Regan, and John Mulaney could make a trio of the funniest people with the most laughs, least "offensive" material
The look on his face makes me think he's still amazed that he's making a whole bunch of money by getting on a stage and saying really silly things. But he is hilarious.
@@meadster308 Hell no, we go to Cuba which is free from Americans lol. No seriously it is. And we love it. And we don't have to be "wealthy"to vacation there.
Same here in Australia: Northern Territory, South Australia, Western Australia. Very creative. Plus two states named in honour of the British monarch at the time -- one for her name, the other her title (Victoria and Queensland); a state named after Abel Tasman (that's kind of okay), and -- try to get your head around this -- the most populous state named after southern Wales, a region with which it possesses absolutely no similarities. You guessed it: welcome to New South Wales. I think Canada, with Saskatchewan, Ontario and Quebec, is doing pretty well by comparison.
I love all the aboriginal names in Australia: Tibooburra, Jerrabomberra, Yarrawonga, etc., We've got plenty in the US, too: Mississippi, Okeefenokee, Tallahassee, Winnepesaukee,
@@geoffedwards189 as a Canadian I never thought about that ,, a place called , new south Wales , in Australia lol .. n thts right when I think of Wales , green valleys etc ,doesnt exactly ring a bell thinking about Australia lets put it that way .. *w
Uhh.... mayhaps ya'll want to read the history of the NWT. Because it literally was. Just like how the Louisiana purchase included land within Canada. Things... moved around
I once drove from Vancouver to Vancouver, then drove back down to Vancouver, then back up in order to take a ferry to Vancouver. If what I just said made sense to you, then I salute you my fellow Cascadian.
I’m an Aussie who travelled to Canada during a snowmageddon years ago and had the exact experience re: Winnipeg. I burst out laughing at that bit! Lol!
Kevin Hart did a short 40 second clip when he was here in Winnipeg a few years ago...it was mid February, if I recall correctly...and he was outside downtown somewhere... he was NOT impressed with how cold it was...he was funny AF 😂😂😂 It's on TH-cam somewhere...
It’s so wonderful that Jim Gaffigan has the ability to laugh at ourselves without being offended. We are from the US and he has made us laugh at ourselves so many times!
I have nothing but admiration for Gaffigan's ability to make people laugh without being rude or offensive or pushing the line. Don't get me wrong - I love that kind of comedy. I also have a very soft spot in my heart for humor I can share with literally anyone. You're a good man Jim, and f$*@ing hilarious.
Yes,I can "swear"or is it "curse"enough(something I may do at times,but I'm not so stupid that it makes me proud!) so I have no need to watch or listen to someone who is totally reliant on profanity(which means many commediennes)so this dude is somewhat of a novelty(quite "old school")
@@guycalgary7800 I LIVE in Ottawa. Do you have any idea how embarrassing it is to have a football team named after CRAYONS!?? Like they were named by a four-year old. Better than the Green Oranges I guess, but not by much.
Damn you Jim G!!! Found this video while recovering from surgery. Holy smokes I laughed until I cried. Maybe it was the drugs? But maybe you’re better than anything they could put in my IV. Thanks for making me smile, they’ve been sorta rare lately.
@@DustyLizard85 well what the hell, no one has spoken French for hundreds of years within thousands of miles of there in every direction but not Quebec. Like, get with the program and learn English.
@@chrisk6668 You DO know that French is one of our official languages, not a 'foreign' one, right? )Rhetorical question because, by your statement you don't) but ... memo to self, don't go to New Brunswick either.
Omg I laughed so hard. I love Canada and Canadians. STORY TIME A girlfriend and I drove through several Canadian provinces to hit the Alcan highway and drive home to Alaska. I had a 3 and 1 year old, she had a 2 year old. We were driving her new Jeep wagoner, child seats weren’t law and just starting to make an appearance, so we loaded all our luggage on top so we could put down the back seats leaving a huge area for them. We put pillows, blankets, and toys with them, the cooler under the legs of the front passenger seat, and off we went. We were 22 and had absolutely total confidence and absolutely no sense. We had no idea speed limit signs were not in mph so we made really good time on the paved roads. Fortunately every Royal Canadian Police Officer we saw was at a gas station-boy that Jeep Wagoner V-8 sucked down the gas when you were doing 80mph-or in a restaurant. Every Canadian we met was so nice to us. At every motel we stayed there was always someone that would run out to help us haul all that luggage off the roof into our rooms. Several times they opened the closed restaurant so we and the kids could eat. At one motel a lady drove to her home in the morning and got her milk so we could fill bottles for the baby that day and there was always someone to top our cooler off with ice. Everyone was horrified when we tried tip them for their kindness which was good as the cash we had for tips went for gas. Luckily the Jeep would take unleaded gas which then was half the price of regular; you just had to find the pump which was normally off in a back corner somewhere. All went fantastically, the kids so happy in their big carpeted play area, then we hit the Alcan Highway HELL. One thousand three hundred and ninety miles of unPAVED, rutted, potholes that could swallow a small car, crossing streams, of HELL. The babies were getting beat to death in the back and only laughed when they actually flew in the air. We took the 3 sleeping bags-hey we thought we could hit snow-shoved on the floor under the folded down back seats out on the area on top of each other. Lined the sides with the pillows and pulled our heavy coats out of our suitcases to pad the inside of the metal tail gate. That helped some but we would all get hot and couldn’t put down the windows do to the dust flying up from the road. NO AC IN JEEP. The two babies traveled only in diapers, my 3 year old son in his underwear. We eventually reached home in Alaska. I was more tired than I had ever been but damn we made it with 3 live kids. Canada has always been a warm amazing memory.
That's awesome! My Grandparents drove my Sister 8yrs & me 6yrs from North Hollywood California all the way to Victoria Canada in a Ford Fairlane station wagon (1980) & it was the most amazing adventure playing in the back trunk area & wearing our pj's (Underoos) & Yogi Bear one-zees most of the time. Good times & good memories passing thru California Washington & Oregon 👨👩👧👦 Canada was so clean & green from what I can remember as a 6yr old
@@jbrisby OP, great story. jbrisby, Asians are not the reasons you have to drive with toddler car seats. Small towns still have people just as friendly anytime I travel in BC and Alta... you're blaming economic globalization (a western initiative) on immigrants looking for a better life
@@mohitoness Yup, Canada is still plenty friendly. It is definitely more noticeable in small towns. A few years back I was driving from Vancouver to Winnipeg (in the summer) for my cousins wedding. In the Fraser Valley nearly every gas station is 24hr, it didn't even occur to me that in Saskatchewan gas stations close at 9 or 10pm. So I drive into this little town 10 minutes off the freeway, and the lady opened the station back up for me to fill up. Super nice, otherwise I'd have been stuck until the next morning.
@RJW We stumble over several reasonable choices: New' found-land New found' land and New found land' I have heard NL natives use all three -- with total authority. So, I use the third.
*Poor Jim,* first he is in Las Vegas at *114* degrees, then they ship him to Winnipeg at *negative 50* degrees. I wonder if Jeannie books his tour schedule, and she's getting back at him for pretending he didn't understand English the first time they met??!!? :-) Thanks Jim!!
Peter, I am your southern neighbor in the U.S. Do we now need passports to visit? Are the borders closed. I have gone over to the casinos using the tunnel in Detroit. I also went on a tour to see the underground railroad homes. Its vast, very open land. But that's been many moons ago. Is the part of Canada right off Detroit much different than others? Is it closed now due to the alleged "Covid-19" scare?
In addition to being Native, I am also 1/4 Micronesian and I used to live on Pohnpei Island. When I moved to Saskatchewan, people often asked me, "Why did leave Micronesia, where it's always hot?" And I'd reply, "I left Micronesia because it's always hot."
Yes!! I can much easier deal with Michigan 0 degree weather than Florida's baking sheet 6 months out of the year. Its illegal to go naked in public but you can ALWAYS put another layer on or buy a down parka!! ☃❄🌨☃
Your description of Winnipeg reminds me of what my folks said about the place when they lived at Gimli, Manitoba. A level of cold you can't imagine unless you've been there. Regularly -30 to -40 and with the wind chill it can drop to -100. Cars that have to be plugged in at night to stop the battery freezing. You basically don't go out when it's that cold and if you're shopping when a snow storm hits you can be trapped in the mall for days until it passes. As warm weather Brits i don't know how they coped with it.
You are wonderful Jim Gaffigan! I grew up in Winnipeg, and your sense of humor is spot on! Thank you for making me laugh in these crazy times we're living in right now. 😊
London has Molly Blooms tho! Stobeys pizza, shawarma across from Molly's, Barneys...😄 Tho here in Winnipeg we have Kings Head and pretty much you can't beat that and their butter chicken poutine
As a dual citizen, I get to giggle on both sides of the border. And yes, going to 'Winterpeg' in February - brutal! Glad you lived to tell the hilarious tale!
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As a Canadian any comedian that makes a joke about Canada is automatically funny because we are just happy to be included
Ex-FUCKIN-actly! I saw a thing about what actors thought about American accents and wanted to see what they thought about Canadians and there was nothing
I'm from the Bucks Co.Pa.region north of Philly.Been to Toronto,Mississauga,Niagra Falls,Nova Scotia,Halifax,Cape Breton Island;loved it all!!Love you hosers to the Max!!Nicest people,clean areas,very prideful-I love the North anyway but if I didn't have family here,I would move to Nova Scotia in a heartbeat-the Bay of Fundy is neat-used the ferry (they take cars,by the way-travel wise-you drive onto the boat)!
hey as Somebody from wyoming i appreciate your culture and Hockey
Actually, when it comes to stand up comedians Canada gets mentioned a lot because of Just For Laughs in Montreal. A lot of comedians do a Canada/America comparison bit but only when they're here, when they go home we no longer exist.
@@JBTriple8 Thanks my man.
Fun fact: The Northwest Territories held a referendum in 1996 to find a new name. The winner was "Northwest Territories", but the runner-up was "Bob".
"We are not going to name the planet 'Bob'!"
Lol
@@davincent98 no one said you had to live on bob...
Well there were only three votes.
Reddit stole this post and it got front page today.
As a Yukoner, the fact that he completely forgot about us is pretty par for the course
yukon never remember it
Awwww~! You got Calvin & Hobbs on your side, though.
So... are Yukoner do something about it? Remember: it's CANadian, not CAN'Tadian!
Yukon is one of Canada's most beautiful places. I'm from Winnipeg and im surprised it's mentioned. Normally it's just Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal
Can't wait to take my family there!
The collective groan when he said he went to Winnipeg in February did it for me 🤣🤣
Well in a way that’s when you go ,when you want the full Winnipeg experience and you’ll want to check out the lcbo crew in portage place 30 minutes before it opens
It's like saying, yeah I'm damned to Hell for eternity, but its not so bad... Its a dry heat ;-)
If you kids can't keep your hands to yourself, I'm gonna turn this car around, and there'll be no Cape Canaveral for anybody!
That's it! Back to Winnipeg.
my brother in law from Winnipeg said in Winnipeg, you can't lose a dog because you can still see it out there if it runs for three days (more or less). (so flat).
I have a brother who lives in Bismarck, ND. It regularly gets around 30 below there, so I couldn't imagine what going further north would be like.
"I spent a week in Vancouver, somehow it rained for two weeks."
Accurate.
Hehe I stayed a week and it didn't rain once. I bring the sun!
Could use some of that rain right about now. It's been brutally hot for 2 weeks :(
I grew up near Vancouver and honestly I tire of this stereotype. I get it, it rains a lot. What happens though, is it rains for two weeks, then it is sunny for two weeks, as compared with other places where it rains every other day or two. People only ever recall the rain however. Statistically Vancouver has: 45" over 165 rain days per annum. Compare this with New York: 50" over 122 days. And perhaps Los Angeles (a desert) which has: 15" over 35 days, though in reality it falls almost all at once, (which is why there are ENORMOUS cement ditches (in Terminator 2) to prevent massive flooding.) I guess it's what you are used to. But get over it, there is a lot more to be said for Vancouver than just rain.
@@TH-camBorkedMyOldHandle_why You're not wrong
Yeah I grew up in Vancouver and the rent was high and it was mostly cold. The other kids I grew up with were nice though. The rent seems to have gone up even more since I left so I don't intend to live there again
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Jim: "I went to Winnipeg in February."
Crowd: "Ooooo"
.....Canada ♫
Why would anyone go there in winter
Lol that was the disappointment oooo from a sitcom haha
February is the coldest month of the year here! 😂🥶
Why anyone would come to ‘Berda, Sask, or the Tobes any time between November and March is beyond me bud. Shit gets a bit fuckin frosty eh?
Fun fact: Canadians apologize so much we passed an apology act so if you say sorry in court it cant be used against you as an admission of guilt
Is.. is that true??
@@DmDrae lol, I dont think its actually cuz we apologize a lot but yea- in 2009 an act was passed saying that "sorry" couldn't be used against a person as an admission of fault or liability in connection with the matter to which the words or actions relate. Excluding Québec and Yukon👀
@@DmDrae So funny! I was asking myself the same question word for word as clicked the replies!! 🤣🤣🤣
Sich a funny Canadian law.. An apology does not constitute an admission of fault or liability &must not be taken into consideration in determining fault or liability.
I've been outed as Canadian for saying sorry while gaming many times 😂
Americans aren't certain soory is an Apology.
Jim Gaffigan has the skill to find the humor in ordinary every day things. I think he's the best comedian out there today. His type of humor is what people need.
It's gnarly he write and made a bit for canadians.
Kinda sick of all the sex jokes, blah blah blah women are like this men are like that, jesus christ work on your material. Yes, this kind of stuff is underappreciated.
Bill Bryson is another guy that finds humor in every day life.
He is very refreshing in a world of vulgar comedy, I mean I'm no puritan but guys like Chris Rock just curse all the time to cover up their lack of wit and nuance. Jim is a master.
Sebastian Maniscalco too
10 minutes of making fun of a country, yet never being offensive. Jim's a classy guy, comedy gold
Alex so true, and he's a Humble guy as well 😂!
And unfunny. Super classy
People who care about being offensive is why comedy is dying.
What province are you from the one that is all perverts would you fine that offence
Ya try that with a country that isn’t completely white.
A Newfoundlander wouldn't say "half an hour" They would say "Turty minutes!"
Very Irish.
@@ccmyart There is both a Scots-Newfie accent and an Irish-Newfie accent. Oh, and those aren't the only accents in Newfoundland (would you believe a Scots-Irish-French-Newfie accent?) ...
They are turty minutes ahead....... not behind......well I guess it’s your point of view. I’m sure that where 90% of Canadian comedians come from.
Lord Tunderein!
Tell me where you're at and ill be where your to!
For the first few years after I came to the United States from Germany, I thought there was a really good college basketball team in northwestern Canada. Only later did I realize that it was UConn, not Yukon.
Don't feel too bad. I live in the US and don't follow basketball. When I was younger, I kept wondering why the US college teams kept playing a team from Northern Canada, who evidently was pretty good. LOL
And they're even called the UConn Huskies.
Gold! 👊😆 😆👊
@Markus Fuchs
I'm happy for you that you do, but you don't have to put that as your name...
🤣🤣🤣🤣👍nice
I have never seen a comedian that can tell as many funny jokes on one topic as Jim Gaffigan. Thanks Jim
George Carlin on flying goes on and on and it's hilarious
Right. How many horse jokes is this guy going to do?
Whales?
@@JimmyDeLockeThat’s exactly what I was thinking. Comedy GOLD! 🐎 🐴
As a Winnipegger... "Sorry it's so cold" could be our new tourism slogan
Except in the summer; gets quite hot compared to a lot of other places. It's only like 2-3 months tho.
In Hamilton, we say, 'Sorry you're here.'
It IS your slogan bud. Though I did love Winnipeg.
Welcome to Winnipeg!!! We're born here, what's your excuse?
@@MsHojat Must be why people from the Philippines go there.
Canada: St. John's - 2
United States: SPRINGFIELD - 36
TRUE!! I'm in the U.S. Even the small town outside of Chicago I live in has "sister cities" with the same name in something like 4-5 different U.S. States!
Winchester
US: Kansas City - 2, across a river
In Canada, we have alot of Notre-Dame and Sacré-Coeur cause the French speakers xD
Arcadia has a lot too
“I went to Winnipeg in February.”
Audience: “Oooohhhh.....”
😂😂😂
As someone born and raised in Alberta, he stated facts. 😂
I lived in northern Minnesota and we always said... eh it's still not Winnipeg cold😂😑
@@timnor4803 That is FACTS😂
yeah, i was wondering how dam cold if the audience recoiled lol
@@LIONTAMER3D Because Manitoba also has so many lakes, it adds to the coldness. They usually get -35 Celsius.
@@triggeredcat120 that's no longer "freezing", that's "cryo" o.0
I was up in Maine in August a few years ago. Went wading (ankle deep) in the Atlantic, and the water was so cold it was like walking in an ice chest. Yet, it was full of happy Canadians in swimsuits vacationing "down South", as if they were in Miami.
LOL, just have to mention the one exception (as a plug). If you go to the atlantic ocean between Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and PEI, it forms into many small bays where the water is actually warmer than New York or South Caralina.
@@mikearchibald744 I'm sure the sharks love that, too
I was in Bahamas once in March it was like 72F? Maybe 74F. Am from upper midwest US. We were swimming and having a ball with a few other northern peeps including a few from Canada. Like 2/3 of our tour group was from southern Florida. They were in long beach pants, long tees, several hats and majorly had cardigans/light jackets on declaring it was far too cold for the beach. They thought we were full on BONKERS for swimming lol
@@justahasbeen met my wife of 25 years when she was a waitess in OOB! She would tell stories of Canadian beach attire on the regular hahaha
I find it hard to believe the Gulf of St. Lawrence is warmer than the Gulf Stream in South Carolina.
How many entertainers can alter their entire routine to fit their audience, rather than hope the audience loves their usual routine. Class act Jim.
That was a 9 minute comedy routine on Canadian geography...and it was hilarious.
We know.
WORLDS GREATEST ENTERTAINER. Period.
As opposed to what?
*_The gut busting 😇BIBLE BELT!😇_*
F.Y.I.-
Fun fact:
Saying "sorry" in Canada does NOT mean "accepting blame or responsibility".....
Ergo, if a person being sued or charged with something in court said or says "sorry", it can not be held against them. It's legislated.
In Canadian parlance, "Sorry" can mean any number of things from,
"I did not hear you" to "you poor thing!" to "quit being a jerk" to "I feel badly that you feel badly" and many other sentiments besides.
It's all about context.
Sorry.
Someone bumped into me at the grocery store the other day and I apologized for it lol.
You actually think that's unique to Canada? Haha
@@brokenwave6125 they had to pass a law in canada that saying sorry wasn't an admission of guilt because canadians would be apoligizing for shit in court that they weren't guilty of lol I think that's pretty unique to canada I'm not sure where else they've had to pass legislation like that because of how often a citizen apologies lol
'Sorry' is not an admission of guilt. 'I am sorry your goldfish died' just means that you are sad the fish died, not that you killed it. However to apologize means taking responsibility for the action.
@@clogger10 were talking about legislation passed in regards to people apoligizing and saying sorry in court no one's talking about someone's gold fish dieing.
Apoligizing usually does mean a person is accepting responsibility for their actions but the legislation pointed out in the original post is that canadians apoligizing in court doesn't nessisarly mean they are accepting responsibility.
Usually when we apologize for something we say sorry that's why I wrote what I wrote cuz I was talking about the same thing.
There are times when American comedians come to Canada and tell jokes that are not funny and sort of insulting to us but Jim tells jokes that are funny and endearing to Canadians. He is truly a great comedian
Come on, those are comedians who insulte everybody. Gilbert Gottfried: "oh look, there's black goo coming out of that tree....lets EAT it....and make others eat it".
If laughter is the best medicine, you are the Covid-19 cure.
Its canned laughter
@@augustsmith9553 its not its a live crowd
Yung Fizz in jiijii
He nailed so much of this that he must be a secret Canadian. No American knows this much about Canada!
Most Canadians don't know this much about Canada. This was a geography refresher for me as much as a comedy special.
@@xipheonj He probably an American that has family in Canada.
@@wilburmcbride8096 The real and boring answer is he's a travelling comedian. He's literally been to these places. Then add any research he did to flesh out his knowledge when creating the jokes.
Meanwhile, I've never left my province and only get reminded those other provinces exist when they pop up on the news, or comedians talk about them like this.
He's CIA
@@rogerc23 Canadian In Actuality
Hi, Jim. I'm a Filipino working in Saudi Arabia. I have a brother with his family living in Winnipeg. And I approve this message. 👋🤣 🤟😂
I'm reading, A Good Provider is One Who Leaves." It's an amazing sacrifice to leave what you know for a chance at a better future. I commend you.
Kamusta ka at ano ba yan from a Calgarian. We have lots of Pinoy here too, so I’ve picked up a bit of Tagalog.
@@JesusFriedChrist Haha coool! And those are good phrases you picked up 🤩 ano ba yan? ("What the heck?") 😋 Can be used as a joke or an expression of frustration.
Me and the wife while driving across canada once came upon a town named simco. It was so hilarious we stayed there for a week. Apparently we were the first tourist there ever. We stayed at the only hotel which had the only restaurant. That day happened to be mothers day and the whole town showed up and the festivities overloaded the powergrid and the lights went out. Then we were issued complimentary flashlights.
Was it named after General John Simcoe?
@@xxxBradTxxx I haven't the slightest idea, being from indiana. During the trucker protest I saw on television a smartcar with a snowplow on it and on the door it said "support from simco"
Sounds like the real-life "Schitts Creek."
@@xxxBradTxxx Excellent, Brad. He was a BAST.A.R.D
@@kelliegray6088 The way he as depicted in TURN was very inaccurate. He wasn't a bloodthirsty psychopath. He banned slavery when he became Governor of Canada.
I might have cracked a rib or two on "Northwest Storage Area".
Yeah, that's my new name for the place.
😂😂😂 Love it
that was hilarious lol ♡
Don't forget Fort Saskatchewan......it's in Alberta.
Lol only people from The Fort remember Fort Saskatchewan bud.
And the North Saskatchewan River literally slices through Alberta's Capital city, Edmonton.
To be fair, the US has Kansas City... Missouri
Jezuus christ. Get it together, Canada!
@@aidanwalt2075 Haha I was so mad when I found out about it. I can't remember the occaision but for some reason I wanted to look up where Kasas City was, guess what state I was searching in... just to find out it's bordering the state of Kasas on the wrong side - like WTF?
It was almost as bad as when I found out how to spell Arkensaw, erm I mean Arkansas. I already knew how to spell and pronounce the Kansas-part I thought...
You got off lucky. There's two seasons in Winnipeg: Winter and mosquito.
Construction as well.
In the North End, you know the winter is over when the sirens start.
@@Mishkola How about when the frozen corpses from winter peek through the melting snow in April?
Alberta has four. Winter, construction, Christmas and no hockey.
@@Mishkola Can confirm
I once pulled into a parking spot at the same time as somebody pulled in from the opposite side. Since both cars wouldn't fit into the space, I apologized and told him he could have the spot. He also apologized and told me I could have the spot. After a few rounds of this we both backed out of the spot and found somewhere else to park.
~~ ROTFL ~~ OMG, i can’t take it. so damn funny!! 😛🤣😹 and wonderful. you’re both wonderful people :)🌷🌱
That would never happen in the USA 🤣 more like a fist fight...
That's the most Canadian thing ever 😂
@@pamelasprenger459 Actually, more like a gun fight since there are 1.3 guns for every person in America.
That’s hilarious 😆
Jim Gaffagan is one of the funnier clean Phillipino comedians out there.
Nagaffag Mij was his Swahili birth name before he immigrated to Winnipeg
Wait, I thought he escaped from North Korea to pursue comedy?!
Thought he was Puerto Rican?
@@Kasper623...I didn't realize he had TDS.
@@alexismapstone8645...good one.
As a life long Winnipeger, we genuinely tell people not to visit in February. Mostly so we don't have to go outside or show people around in that brutal cold.
I went to Winnipeg in April (not this year of course) for a concert, but I decided to spend the weekend there. I was talking to a local and ask, "What would you recommend for an out of towner?" He looked at me like I was an idiot and said, "Why would you visit Winnipeg in April?"
Remember 2 yrs ago?? Had the day we were colder than the surface of Mars?? 🤣🤣🤣 Good times...
Winter in Winnipeg is awesome... cold and clean. But spring... it's basically like being pigs rolling around in mud... it's disgusting.
@@77dris Yes, when I was there in "Spring," it was one big, brown mud pit. I think the snow had just melted, so it was warm, but there was standing water everywhere. And none of the plants had started turning green, so it just looked like a mess. I really need to go back during the good part of the year.
Lol good point. I'm from New Brunswick and ended up moving to Winnipeg in February.... Needless to say I'll be happy to get back home to New Brunswick been out here since 2014. Happy to go home this summer.
I'm pleasantly surprised that he actually did some research for his jokes instead of repeating exaggerated negative Canadian stereotypes for a cheap laugh.
Cause he's a professional. Jim, Brian Regan, and John Mulaney could make a trio of the funniest people with the most laughs, least "offensive" material
There's negative Canadian stereotypes?
@@JaredLS10 yeah, the most popular one is that they don’t have a personality
@@PanAndScanBuddy John who?
I only know of positive Canadian stereotypes. Greatest people on earth.
This man is special, and clean. No swearing every ten words.
...and I heard he uses Dude Wipes!
I don’t get this whole self-appointed word police. They are just words. They won’t hurt you🙄
He's the Will Smith of comedians.
Hey now, we tried naming the territories, "itztufar-tugo" just hasn't passed yet.
Now THAT'S funny!
Ahahahaha
That's funny right there!
Lol😄
Isn’t that a city in Newfoundland?
OMG!
"I went to Winnipeg...in February"
Audience: OHH!!
😂
He is a very talented comedian, no profanity and just nails it. He even makes the famous Hot Pockets funny.
I appreciate a comedian who takes the time to learn, and discover, the geography of where he's performing. 👌
And the skill it takes to riff show how it's funny.
Jim: I went to Winnipeg in February
Audience: oof
In thunder bay I used to look forward to winnipeg work trips in the winter. More wind but you get some sun.
@@katlynklassen809 Their summers are awesome. Summer in Ontario is horrendous.
Thats when you know he is doing it the show in Canada so funny
The look on his face makes me think he's still amazed that he's making a whole bunch of money by getting on a stage and saying really silly things. But he is hilarious.
I just learned more about Canada then I ever have in school 20 years, and it was awesome.😂😂😂
Hey take another look!
Too bad the Canada we loved has now become the Peoples Republic of North America. Thanks, Trudy.
He got a whole bunch of details wrong, I wouldn’t get too excited
Man, the education system has declined that bad eh? Geez.
TWENTY YEARS! Dear God woman how many grades did you flunk?
I'm a Canadian who loves this!! Jim is always funny and never crass......great talent & so funny!
I'm Canadian and I loved it. The best part was about Winnipeg.
I'm from Winnipeg. Everything he said, even as a joke, is true.
Soooooo, pay the weather bill then.
Do the Winnipeg wealthy head to Florida in the winter?
Mike Meade ...With all that saved up unpaid weather bill money, of course!
@@meadster308 The ones I know go to Arizona. In trailer houses.
@@meadster308 Hell no, we go to Cuba which is free from Americans lol. No seriously it is. And we love it. And we don't have to be "wealthy"to vacation there.
Jim is an honorary Canadian, he's polite enough.
I’m American and actually thought he was Canadian. 😂
He makes me want to visit Canada
He can't be an honorary canadian, he talks about canada too much.
Same here in Australia: Northern Territory, South Australia, Western Australia. Very creative. Plus two states named in honour of the British monarch at the time -- one for her name, the other her title (Victoria and Queensland); a state named after Abel Tasman (that's kind of okay), and -- try to get your head around this -- the most populous state named after southern Wales, a region with which it possesses absolutely no similarities. You guessed it: welcome to New South Wales.
I think Canada, with Saskatchewan, Ontario and Quebec, is doing pretty well by comparison.
We have Prince Edward Island and Alberta (named after Prince Albert) which are named after old princes.
I love all the aboriginal names in Australia: Tibooburra, Jerrabomberra, Yarrawonga, etc., We've got plenty in the US, too: Mississippi, Okeefenokee, Tallahassee, Winnepesaukee,
Great post mate! I am from that state with the ridiculous name you mention - New South Wales.
In Australia, their time zones go by the half-hour too, don't they?
@@geoffedwards189 as a Canadian I never thought about that ,, a place called , new south Wales , in Australia lol .. n thts right when I think of Wales , green valleys etc ,doesnt exactly ring a bell thinking about Australia lets put it that way .. *w
I love the crowds reaction to the time zone, Newfoundland and Winnipeg jokes. Never heard a crowd enjoying themselves so much.
North west territories isn’t even the most west territory which just makes it even funnier
Or the most north
dude this messed me up so bad in geography classes oml
The not-so-North-nor-West-territories
Uhh.... mayhaps ya'll want to read the history of the NWT. Because it literally was. Just like how the Louisiana purchase included land within Canada. Things... moved around
North West Storage Area 😂😂😂
I once drove from Vancouver to Vancouver, then drove back down to Vancouver, then back up in order to take a ferry to Vancouver. If what I just said made sense to you, then I salute you my fellow Cascadian.
Sounds like you live in Vancouver, WA and your last stop was on Vancouver Island. Greetings from across the Columbia River.
Yep
So, your point is that you never left Vancouver?
I woke up on a bus in Vancouver once and thought I’d gone the wrong way.
you could drive from Ontario, CA to Ontario CA and it would take several days!
Made me remember Eddie Izzard talking about the Founding Fathers 'They set off from Plymouth and landing in Plymouth, how lucky is that.'
My thoughts exactly! I actually used that reference with my wife yesterday. Weird that this comes up!
I’m an Aussie who travelled to Canada during a snowmageddon years ago and had the exact experience re: Winnipeg. I burst out laughing at that bit! Lol!
3:45 "We are the Northwest Territories, go terror" slipped by people but I caught it and it had literally laughing out loud!
Jim Looks like Phillip Seymour Hoffman’s funny brother.
UNTIL YOU SEE HIS FOOTBALL PICTURE FROM COLLEGE...YOUNG SMART AND IN GOOD SHAPE
He's acknowledged the resemblance to PSH many times.
GGGlider same person 🤔
@@robertchandler5055 whaaat? He played football
RIP one of the all time great actors
Jim: I went to Winnipeg in February
Crowd: You made a mistake
Crowd in unison wincing: oooh
Can't blame 'em ... it's cold here :|
You won't make that mistake twice
@@MrKongatthegates crowd and everyone at home: oooooh
Kevin Hart did a short 40 second clip when he was here in Winnipeg a few years ago...it was mid February, if I recall correctly...and he was outside downtown somewhere... he was NOT impressed with how cold it was...he was funny AF 😂😂😂
It's on TH-cam somewhere...
It’s so wonderful that Jim Gaffigan has the ability to laugh at ourselves without being offended. We are from the US and he has made us laugh at ourselves so many times!
Saint John, St. John’s. Sure, but I have one word for you, Americans. “Springfield.”
O'Fallon, Illinois; O'Fallon, Missouri. Same metropolitan area of St. Louis.
It's the law. Any place wanting statehood must have a city called Springfield.
Take that, Ogdenville
Exactly! And Salem.
Doh! You got us!
God bless Jim Gaffigan and his beloved family. He’s been blessed with a tremendous comedic gift
Thanks Jim. Nailed it.
It's obvious you're a secret Canadian. I won't tell anyone.
I have nothing but admiration for Gaffigan's ability to make people laugh without being rude or offensive or pushing the line. Don't get me wrong - I love that kind of comedy. I also have a very soft spot in my heart for humor I can share with literally anyone.
You're a good man Jim, and f$*@ing hilarious.
I love Jim gaffigan. He just has a easy way about himself. And his humor is not laced with profanity.
So... basically he's really funny.
Yes,I can "swear"or is it "curse"enough(something I may do at times,but I'm not so stupid that it makes me proud!)
so I have no need to watch or listen to someone who is totally reliant on profanity(which means many commediennes)so this dude is somewhat of a novelty(quite "old school")
Jim gaffigan and bill burr are my 2 favorite comedians but their polar opposites. Bill burr swears alot but that adds to his comedy.
Like totally
"I can say that joke because I'm from the Philippines." Lol
Funny side note: Nunavut was announced on April Fools day.
My sister was born April 1st, 1999, the same day and year Nunavut was officially declared a territory
I was a shithead kid in grade 7 absolutely convinced it was a nationwide prank
I’ve been there..it’s the most beautiful place that I was so very happy to leave. 🤦♂️
@@Special_Sharpie Hey, maybe you could name NW Territories after your sister.
And was almost named Metallicaland because of their concert in 1995
Jim Gaffigan is one of the funniest people on earth! Awesome!!
I like how Canadians in the comments are talking about how Newfoundland is pronounced, and I've seen five different pronounciations.
Actually try New Fun Land!!!
@@JohnnyLanger966 it is no fun land
@@elmo-nu2qm its the best fun land
don't listen unless it's a Newfoundlander saying it, otherwise they don't know. By the way, neither of the ways in the video are right.
Understand newfoundland
As a Canadian, this was hilarious. Loved it, now have to watch the special m
Hey Canadians - don't tell Jim about the Roughriders/Rough Riders CFL thing.
There is only one now , Ottawa decided to go with the name the red blacks .... seriously lol
Oh God....
@@guycalgary7800 I LIVE in Ottawa.
Do you have any idea how embarrassing it is to have a football team named after CRAYONS!?? Like they were named by a four-year old. Better than the Green Oranges I guess, but not by much.
@@deltavee2 I'm from Saskatchewan, so I could say a lot. But I won't * g
That makes our heads explode ...
Damn you Jim G!!! Found this video while recovering from surgery. Holy smokes I laughed until I cried. Maybe it was the drugs? But maybe you’re better than anything they could put in my IV. Thanks for making me smile, they’ve been sorta rare lately.
Hope you’re fully recovered. Blessings from Texas!!!
Hope you didn't pop any stitches 😁
@@mmdl9297 it was all staples and drain tubes and I managed to stay intact 😉
Sending healing energy
Finally an American that knows ANYTHING about Canada
And he didn't even resort to bringing up Quebec!
@@DustyLizard85 well what the hell, no one has spoken French for hundreds of years within thousands of miles of there in every direction but not Quebec. Like, get with the program and learn English.
What are you talking about? We know more about your country than you do!
@@chrisk6668 You DO know that French is one of our official languages, not a 'foreign' one, right? )Rhetorical question because, by your statement you don't) but ... memo to self, don't go to New Brunswick either.
We know enough.
I'm thoroughly impressed with how much Jim knows about Canada and the places he has performed in. 👍👏👏👏
Yep
Even pronounced stuff right. I've even heard Canadians (!) say New Found... Land.
I'm surprised Jim Gaffigan didn't point out Dildo, Newfoundland...
That's Latin for "Pink Stick"....Hahahahaha.....
Yeah, he works clean...hehe
Meh, besides Jimmy Kimmel jumped the shit outta that reference anyway. He's the honorary mayor of Dildo NL
@Ronald Molina You have got to be sh*tting me! JK, I looked it up.
And who could forget Climax Saskatchewan!
I’ve watched this bit at least ten times and as a Canadian, I lmao every time. 😅😅😅
*_Please speak slowly... I have ✨SO✨ many questions._*
As a Canadian I can say that You definitely nailed it. I've laughed a lots it's hilarious! Thumb up!
That unanimous "oh" after he mentioned Winnipeg was so perfect
Equivalent to " Visited Phoenix last August "
Houston or new Orleans, same temp, but add 100% humidity
"Nah, he'd go to the Virgin Islands." Not enough people in the audience got that geography joke!
I was thinking the same thing!
Yes.
no. they got it
A whole skit on Canada...and I laughed so hard. Not many can do that. Lol
Omg I laughed so hard. I love Canada and Canadians. STORY TIME
A girlfriend and I drove through several Canadian provinces to hit the Alcan highway and drive home to Alaska. I had a 3 and 1 year old, she had a 2 year old. We were driving her new Jeep wagoner, child seats weren’t law and just starting to make an appearance, so we loaded all our luggage on top so we could put down the back seats leaving a huge area for them. We put pillows, blankets, and toys with them, the cooler under the legs of the front passenger seat, and off we went. We were 22 and had absolutely total confidence and absolutely no sense.
We had no idea speed limit signs were not in mph so we made really good time on the paved roads. Fortunately every Royal Canadian Police Officer we saw was at a gas station-boy that Jeep Wagoner V-8 sucked down the gas when you were doing 80mph-or in a restaurant. Every Canadian we met was so nice to us. At every motel we stayed there was always someone that would run out to help us haul all that luggage off the roof into our rooms. Several times they opened the closed restaurant so we and the kids could eat. At one motel a lady drove to her home in the morning and got her milk so we could fill bottles for the baby that day and there was always someone to top our cooler off with ice. Everyone was horrified when we tried tip them for their kindness which was good as the cash we had for tips went for gas. Luckily the Jeep would take unleaded gas which then was half the price of regular; you just had to find the pump which was normally off in a back corner somewhere.
All went fantastically, the kids so happy in their big carpeted play area, then we hit the Alcan Highway HELL. One thousand three hundred and ninety miles of unPAVED, rutted, potholes that could swallow a small car, crossing streams, of HELL. The babies were getting beat to death in the back and only laughed when they actually flew in the air. We took the 3 sleeping bags-hey we thought we could hit snow-shoved on the floor under the folded down back seats out on the area on top of each other. Lined the sides with the pillows and pulled our heavy coats out of our suitcases to pad the inside of the metal tail gate. That helped some but we would all get hot and couldn’t put down the windows do to the dust flying up from the road. NO AC IN JEEP. The two babies traveled only in diapers, my 3 year old son in his underwear.
We eventually reached home in Alaska. I was more tired than I had ever been but damn we made it with 3 live kids. Canada has always been a warm amazing memory.
That's awesome! My Grandparents drove my Sister 8yrs & me 6yrs from North Hollywood California all the way to Victoria Canada in a Ford Fairlane station wagon (1980) & it was the most amazing adventure playing in the back trunk area & wearing our pj's (Underoos) & Yogi Bear one-zees most of the time. Good times & good memories passing thru California Washington & Oregon 👨👩👧👦 Canada was so clean & green from what I can remember as a 6yr old
It's not like that anymore. Canada is gone. Asians colonized it and now it's this gross Third World diversity showcase.
@@jbrisby OP, great story. jbrisby, Asians are not the reasons you have to drive with toddler car seats. Small towns still have people just as friendly anytime I travel in BC and Alta... you're blaming economic globalization (a western initiative) on immigrants looking for a better life
@@mohitoness Yup, Canada is still plenty friendly. It is definitely more noticeable in small towns. A few years back I was driving from Vancouver to Winnipeg (in the summer) for my cousins wedding. In the Fraser Valley nearly every gas station is 24hr, it didn't even occur to me that in Saskatchewan gas stations close at 9 or 10pm. So I drive into this little town 10 minutes off the freeway, and the lady opened the station back up for me to fill up. Super nice, otherwise I'd have been stuck until the next morning.
@@mohitoness Believe me, I'm well aware that the 1% is to blame.
"Everyone gets a Vancouver... everyone gets one." Super funny and true! LOL ♡
All the people hating on this video with the thumbs down are probably from Saskatchewan. Hahah
perverts...
@@atlasfeynman1039 It's funny because it's true.
they might also be from Win-a-pig where it is so damn cold
Jesper Andersen We call it Winterpeg haha!
Woolerton.
I love Jim Gaffigan. I'm surprised he knows so much about Canada! He's so funny and such a nice guy too.
"50 below - at that point it doesn't matter if it's Celsius or Fahrenheit"
He was pretty close, the temp at which they are the same : -40C = -40F
Now thats cold
How cold does it get? You exhale and it falls to the ground with a clunk. Don't even think about inhaling!
Yeah, but he's right. At -50, either way it's super hard to tell the difference by just being out in it.
I think he was implying both are friggin cold
But in all practically he's right, once you pass -40 it really doesn't matter what temperature it is, the air still makes your face hurt
Whenever you pronounce Newfoundland wrong the entire island sighs.
@RJW We stumble over several reasonable choices:
New' found-land
New found' land
and New found land'
I have heard NL natives use all three -- with total authority. So, I use the third.
why are you gays trying to get rid off the end. its new swampland. new bestowland. new endland. and a swamp.
@RJW Pretty sure a culture gets to choose how they'd like to pronounce the name of their island lol.
correct me if im wrong but is it new-FUN-land?
...does that sigh warm the province?
*Poor Jim,*
first he is in Las Vegas at *114* degrees,
then they ship him to Winnipeg at *negative 50* degrees.
I wonder if Jeannie books his tour schedule, and she's getting back at him for pretending he didn't understand English the first time they met??!!?
:-) Thanks Jim!!
The funniest part is when he says British Columbia is neither like Britain nor Columbia which is correct
He just mines these mundane subjects and somehow finds an original comedy angle. One of my favorite funny guys!
Canada's mundane??? 😂
@@juliepatricia7679 yes
The reaction of shock when the audience was told February was the month he was in Winnipeg.
WOW. A comedian that can do a whole show without cussing. The man deserves a medal from the President.
Yeah from the real President Trump!!!
LET'S GO BRANDON!
Canada doesn't have a president
Born in US.
@@MikeHart72 Who’s talking about Canada besides you?
Guitar Overkill ... Maybe you should go back and read your own comments
The colonial British and colonial French drew the lines and so it’s totally messed up just like they were!
As a Filipino, I can attest that he lives down the block and grew up in the same neighborhood!
As a Canadian, I'm required by Royal Canadian Law to say: "Oh, thanks for noticin' us there, eh?"
Peter, I am your southern neighbor in the U.S. Do we now need passports to visit? Are the borders closed. I have gone over to the casinos using the tunnel in Detroit. I also went on a tour to see the underground railroad homes. Its vast, very open land. But that's been many moons ago. Is the part of Canada right off Detroit much different than others? Is it closed now due to the alleged "Covid-19" scare?
A brilliant take on Canada. This is laugh-out-loud funny.
“A rainy Seattle” Jim was there a sunny Seattle???
JIM LITERALLY I LISTEN TO YOU AT NIGHT TO GO TO SLEEP IMMMAAAA BIGGGGG FANNNNNNNNNN 😂 not creepy just like to go to sleep laughing my ass off 👍🏾😂
That's creepy bro.
Terry Levergood lmao... I was just gonna say...
loool
The1AndOnly J
You’re not alone. I do the same!
Holy cow. This the most non-sleeping comment I’ve ever seen. Your dreams must be off the chains.
In addition to being Native, I am also 1/4 Micronesian and I used to live on Pohnpei Island. When I moved to Saskatchewan, people often asked me, "Why did leave Micronesia, where it's always hot?"
And I'd reply, "I left Micronesia because it's always hot."
Yes!! I can much easier deal with Michigan 0 degree weather than Florida's baking sheet 6 months out of the year. Its illegal to go naked in public but you can ALWAYS put another layer on or buy a down parka!! ☃❄🌨☃
How hot is it?
@ester
It's so hot.......
@Esther B. - It was so hot, one time I saw a dog chasing a cat and they were both walking.
@@drsingingeagle 🤣
I feel like I learned a lot about Canada
He missed 2 provinces and 1 territory.
Lol, good one!
Right???
Hey come visit any time eh! Well... maybe once this pandemic is done. :)
If only he could have been my history teacher
Your description of Winnipeg reminds me of what my folks said about the place when they lived at Gimli, Manitoba. A level of cold you can't imagine unless you've been there. Regularly -30 to -40 and with the wind chill it can drop to -100.
Cars that have to be plugged in at night to stop the battery freezing. You basically don't go out when it's that cold and if you're shopping when a snow storm hits you can be trapped in the mall for days until it passes.
As warm weather Brits i don't know how they coped with it.
Grab your flip flops.. let's go!! ❤😂🤣😂
You are wonderful Jim Gaffigan! I grew up in Winnipeg, and your sense of humor is spot on! Thank you for making me laugh in these crazy times we're living in right now. 😊
My Dad's a refugee from Chile. They had a choice between London, or Winnipeg. They made the right call. GO JETS GO!!!
😏
London has Molly Blooms tho! Stobeys pizza, shawarma across from Molly's, Barneys...😄
Tho here in Winnipeg we have Kings Head and pretty much you can't beat that and their butter chicken poutine
London Knights aren't too shabby.
@Tony Tabri Not when Pinochet was running that country.
London Ontario? It's pretty nice here. Good junior hockey
As a dual citizen, I get to giggle on both sides of the border. And yes, going to 'Winterpeg' in February - brutal! Glad you lived to tell the hilarious tale!
Honourary Citizenship for the Gaffigans! 🇨🇦
*Honorary :P
@FA ARMED FORCES
Not in Canada, we put a U in a few things they don't down south.
Mishkola “Soth” 😏
"stayed in vancouver for a week. Somehow it rained for two weeks"
Troof
Jim Gaffigan, worlds greatest Filipino comedian
Jokoy is pretty funny, he might give his countryman a run for his money, lol.
I absolutely love this guy!!!! Best comedian and sense of humor!