American Reacts to Canadian Memes | #15 

The invincible moose is because if you hit one with your car, the moose will most likely walk away but your car will be toast

We wouldn't have to tell you to stay away from the goose. They will tell you themselves 😂

The fact you asked "is he drunk?" to Mr. Lahey, means you NEED to watch Trailer Park Boys! hahaha

Hey Tyler, Nova Scotian here. This Street, That Street and The Other Street are, in fact, real. They make up a small trailer park in Porters Lake NS, a suburb of Halifax.

I’ve seen moose walk away from hitting a semi; the semi was wrote off!!

The Canada Goose comes to Canada in the spring to nest and have their young. They are very aggressive protecting their nests and eggs. When they return to the USA for the winter they have nothing to protect and are less aggressive.

That game between Canada and Sweden ended in 11-0 it was at the Bejing Olympics and it was the woemn's hockey teams.

This Street, That Street, and The Other Street are three real street names in a small town in Canada. In that part of Porters Lake, Nova Scotia, asking for directions can get rather tricky.

Lol, as a Manitoban I am quite happy with the sitting on a park bench enjoying nature meme. I don’t find that boring at all. 😊

This Canadian is 68 years old and I can honestly say 20,000 compliments a day is a bit of a stretch, but then again we tend to be a rather modest people. Unfortunately, after I turned 65 years of age I became crankier. My compliments have been declining and my growls have been increasing. Lord help the world should I ever be given a cane. By the way, love your channel...

Pronounce it "keelowmetre" and it rhymes. Also I've heard truckers say they only fear two things driving, black ice and moose. A car will lose to a full-grown moose every single time.

Moose are large and strong. Your car will be totaled.

As a Canadian I gotta say, it's definitely just as weird to most of us that Americans generally don't say sorry when the mildly f*cked something up. It wierds us out when an American messes something up and just walks away silently. Like I was in a Timmies not to long ago and a guy dropped a full ice cap on the ground in front of the cash register, and he didn't say sorry or oops or anything, he just turned around and left without acknowledging that he did that. That's guaranteed an American. And everyone in line was just dumbfounded . Like what tf just happened?

That was indeed a real hockey game. If you look in the background, you'll see the Olympic rings. Happily for the game, a number of countries have really good hockey teams now, and the level of play is a lot more elevated internationally than it used to be.

The Hockey game in question was the Women's quarter final in the 2022 Olympics. The final score was Canada 11, Sweden 0. Yes we did the unthinkable and kept trying for more goals.

There are different levels of sorry in Canada. There is the minor mishap that gets the quick sorry, then there is the deep sorry that's pronounced much slower and is admission of screwing something up badly

As an albertan people have talked about starting a movement at one point there where 3 propositions 1 stay in Canada 2 leave and join the us 3 leave and form our own country Nothing ever happens of this it’s always a discussion due to lots of albertans feeling alienated from Ottawa And like we aren’t welcomed Many of the opinions how ever may be abit misinformed but it verys by person in the province

Caption Canada was a real super hero. Although I don't know much about him

The super hero guy is Captain Canuck. He was a comicbook hero even before Captain America was on the scene

The invincible moose sign is probably real. They're are quite a few car wrecks every year, where a car will be totalled from hitting a giant moose. And the moose will just walk off. Leaving you stranded in your wrecked car. ..some moose seem to be invincible for real.

The one that was Yukon was The trailer park boy's from Nova Scotia , Mr. Lahey ( John Dunsworth ) who sadly passed away

The geese mate here and are VERY territorial. They will not fly away move or be cajoled to the point they will attack. I worked in Northern Manitoba on the Hydro Dams in the seventies and I saw a guy poking one in the head and laughing as it would hiss at him. The goose lunged at him and grabbed one of his fingers, he ended up having to have it amputated.

The 'Average Yukon Resident' is Mr Lahey from the Trailer Park Boys, which is funny as the show takes place in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia--the opposite side of the country from the Yukon.

In amateur hockey, I think there is an actual mercy point at which the game ends. In professional hockey, I think, typically there is some kind of unofficial mercy. But in international or Olympic competition, your ratings are based on how many goals scored, so you are required to go for the maximum number of goals, regardless of how badly you are trouncing your opponent. As much as the players feel bad for the other team, they are required to keep trying to score.

In Canada we don't have pennies anymore

7:20 look up the video of a moose getting destroyed by a car flying 50 feet doing 2 full rotations then it gets up and runs away immediately! That’s what it means

Canada actually has a Law called "the Sorry Law" which states that an apology is not an admission of guilt!

Re building a wall if Trump gets reelected - a retiring Canadian MP said that he'd personally help build it. There have been various comedy sketches and jokes about building a wall. Technically, Quebec is fairly anti-gun - and yeah there are Albertan separatists. If you know what the weather is truly like in Manitoba - you would look forward to a day when its not acting up. Whether your car be brand new or a beater, If you hit a moose with it, neither you or the moose will come out of it unscathed. A former MP became a parapalegic after hitting a moose with his car - and he was lucky.

I'm in Cape Breton NS. We might say sorry too much. This is a true story from yesterday and I only noticed I even did it from watching your channel. I was walking my dog and the wind blew a branch that startled him just enough to jump back a step and bumped into me. I said Oh sorry buddy and we walked on our way. Then I realized and had a laugh about apologizing to the dog who bumped into me. You know it's second nature when you apologize to the dog even when nobody's around. :]

I will second what someone else has said: A Canada Goose (corrected) will eff you up if you are seen as a threat! Seems so calm, and beautiful untill...!!! Some would say it fits our Canadian spirit well! 😅

In Canada there's a law stating that saying sorry is not an admission of guilt in Canada because of how commonly we use it, in the U.S.A if you say sorry, for example to another driver in a traffic accident it implies that your admitting it's your fault because why else apologize, it so ingrained in Canadians they will say sorry in situations where there not at fault 😂 11:29

*Key-Low Meter* my coworker hit a moose with a decked out ford F350 fully loaded and hit a moose doing 90km/h. the moose walked about 10m (32 feet) then dropped dead - the truck ... total write off, front end crushed in, frame mangled, missing a wheel.

in canada when you say sorry the LAW says it is not admitting guilt.

It really is true. Canadians say sorry all the time. Say hi, look people in the eye, smile, say hi and have a great day/ weekend… We keep door open and check to see if someone is nearby before closing a door, naturally help someone in some regard. Common to let cars in traffic and then wave “thanks” Acts or gestures of kindness. I don’t think I’m judgmental per se but it’s videos like these that make me realize how different 🇨🇦 is and in that regard how proud I am. Sadly, my thought when I see someone let a door close behind them without looking back is “they are not from Canada” or if they do not smile and say hi back. Which is not fair to people from other countries at all plus it could be anyone for any reason. But I think overall, as a culture, it is how we were raised and in turn how we act. I disagree with those who say we are not nice. As noted, I do not think I’m judging someone for not saying hi back, it’s just very different. Just got back from Minneapolis. OMG. You guys drive fast and WAY above speed limit. For my 🇨🇦 friends it was 3 lanes and all three were driving 135-150 km/h Lol. Went to see a hockey game and the team I was cheering for lost. 😢

I heard of an angry moose, putting his hoof right through the engine block of a car. A moose is a ton, can run 30 miles an hour has antlers that spread 12 feet, and you really don't wanna piss it off.

The reason geese are more aggresive in Canada is because they come here to give birth. If there is a goose attack the young are probably close by.

From a Canadian Cape Breton'r in Vancouver.....keep up the awesome work...I really enjoy your rea ctions !! Dabess !!.

"Please" and "Thank You" are also more common north of the border. Do American's think "please" is begging and "thank you" is reserved for saving lives? ;) BTW This st, That st etc. are real, Porters Lake, Nova Scotia

Captain Canuck (or Captain Canada) had his own comic series and cartoon show. It was rebooted in 2013-2016.

The thing about Canadian geese is 3 fold. 1: their bills are serrated, and they have a strong bite force. They can sever a finger if you're unlucky, but you WILL lose skin in any bite. 2: their wings are incredibly strong, and a good hit with a wing can break an arm. 3: they are both territorial AND bipolar! So, one minute you're feeding it bread, the next it's tearing chunks out of your leg and arm while beating you with its wings! AND.... the fucker's WILL chase you hundreds of meters if they get it in their heads to do so! The only good thing is... they are damn tasty!! Goose is more common than turkey on holiday feasts in the interior of BC.

Hi, the Canadian from Windsor living in SC here, in reference the the beginning of your video; No citizens in Quebec do not like it when you speak English to them. They sometimes will only answer you if you speak French. 😊🍁

I got the name of the road changed to "jack Fredrick king nowhere" because it's to big for the street sign. Now they have too put "jack f.king nowhere"😄😋💯🇨🇦

The goose thing is a bit exagerated. During hatchling season geese can be very aggressive. That said, I have fed hundreds of geese in my time. i have never been attacked.

"What's up with the Yukon resident? Is he drunk?" Of course he is; he is a Yukon resident.

8:20 Where I live they do actually let you throw coins, often they'll roll a poster up into a funnel to use as a goal or stick another coin to themselves that you're supposed to knock off. It's pretty fun actually.

Geese are breeding when they're here....protecting young

this st, that st, and the other st, is in Porters Lake, Nova Scotia

Here in Canada, we say sorry so often that we now have "The Apology Act". That means an apology does not constitute an admission of fault or legal liability.

11:28 This reminds me, I went to visit Manhattan one day (I'm from QC) and I walked straight into someone. I said "I'm sorry" and he turned around, all mad and literally said "What the hell did you just say to me?", He scared the crap out of me but I said "I said I was sorry because I bumped into you" and he looked at me like I was crazy for apologizing LOL

You don't know how many times I've said sorry after someone said stop saying sorry lol. It's so hard not to say it

The street names give "Who's On First" vibes. Lol

11:46 In a Canadian court if a defendant says he’s ‘Sorry’ for what happened to the victim, there is a law that says saying ‘Sorry’ cannot be held against him or prove his guilt.

Actually, we don't hold guns at people in Québec. We're not violent. And we wouldn't do it to tourists.

I remember in 7th grade we had a field trip to an observatory and one of the teachers was trying to scare off a goose. Everybody was very concerned in that moment

Nova Scotian here. We have numerous signs at the lighthouse at peggys cove to stay off the black rocks. Yet all the time tourists risk their lives by venturing to the black rocks. There's been deaths too.

Canada vs Sweden Hockey 2014 Winter Olympics. The three street names in Porters Lake, Nova Scotia, Canada, which are “This Street,” “That Street,” and “The Other Street”. Thanks for sharing 🙂

They are the same geese Tyler!! Geese don't care about national borders.

This, That, and The Other St are off of Highway 7 in Nova Scotia just northeast of Halifax

If a canadian doesnt make 20 000 compliment a day, he is forced to eat pancakes with american maple syrup! Thats why he was crying.

"This Street," "That Street," and "The Other Street" sounds reminiscent of "Who's on First!"

I see you have your "no frills" shirt on again.

Gotta love that intro. As a Canadian, this stuff is hilarious. Language and synonymous slang are very localized. The west has a hard time even understanding much of the eastern dialect. It's like moving from Washington (western Canadian lingo) to Kentucky or Virginia.

😂 Some of these are really funny

Hey as a Canadian, I want you to learn the metric system. It’s so much simpler than imperial measurements

10:47 i a Canadian say sorry when someone else bumps into a wall.

I side sorry to my dog today 3 times.

The thing about canadian geese is that every year on Canada day all canadians work together to perform a grand ritual that moves all our pointless agression into the geese.

The Yukon one is actually from trailer park boys and it's filmed in Nova scotia

The invincible moose is legit 😅 There’s a saying here : If it’s a deer, go straight If it’s a moose, crash on the side of the road Because those creatures are BIG BIG, your car will NOT survive, so might as well crash in the ravine or something

I love seeing Tyler fake laughing at memes he doesn't understand...

saying sorry has many meanings. It depends on the tone.

Oh, I finally figured out why some of our Canadian geese are hostile because when someone mistakes a gander's gender as female, it gets pretty irate! 😆

The immediate reaction to someone telling you to stop saying sorry IS to say sorry since you were obviously annoying them by saying sorry. This is actually funny because it is true!

Tyler, I am Canadian and am guilty of saying sorry for no reason from time to time, but it does get on your nerves from time to time when some people say sorry just because they are partially blocking your path in a store. I sometimes respond with " that's OK" or " no need to say sorry".

Lol, Tyler doesn't realize they are the same geese. They fly south in the winter Tyler and north to breed in the summer

10:30 Yes, this was a real game. Canada won 10-0 against Sweden in 2023 during the women's world cup championship final match, earning Canada the gold medal.

Captain Canuck is our version of Captain America

OMg! This Street, That Street and The Other Street is here in Nova Scotia, I had to deliver something to That Street or This Street!

Sorry in Canada is extending an olive branch to the other individual in the face of a slight or wrong action. It is a way to keep the interaction at a mutually respectful level, and can even lead to meeting a new friend as no offence is conveyed between the folks. It's our way of proactively saying "You are a fair and respectful person". This greases the wheels of any social interaction. Americans tend to look at it in terms of dominance and right and wrong. "You better say sorry, you were wrong!" If you said that to a Canadian, we would immediately shift gears and change our communication style. We would be speaking 2 different languages. You wouldn't hear sorry much after that. We can communicate like Americans if need be, it just doesn't come naturally for us.

Hello! French Canadian here. It's only my opinion, but I think that saying "sorry" as a Canadian doesn't have much weight to it, but only because saying "I apologize" has a lot more weight to it in the eyes of most people. Also, I might be biased since I live in Montreal, but generally, Quebecers are patient with people that at least try to speak French. Might not be the case everywhere, but it is from my experience. :)

If I bump a table il say sorry by reflex😂

Those streets are in the Halifax Regional Municipality .

Tyler, you have no idea how different our geese our. Canadian geese are some of the most vicious, awful creatures! And they attack in swarms - I swear, they are like a military! You do NOT want to mess with them! *shudders...

The caution moose sign: The top sign is real, have seen them plenty of times. The invincible moose sign, I have never seen, suspect it was made as a joke.

Yes, real hockey game during Olympics. See the Olympic rings on the boards.

we dont have a coin only system but we use coins for 1 and 2 dollars. we cant stuff 3 bucks in a gstring... multiples of 5 only!

That hockey game was at the Olympics, and 8 minutes is more than enough time for a country to make up the goals... if they get lucky or really determined. Normally Sweden is a worthy opponent when it comes to Olympic hockey.

Hi Tyler, 6.11 - Canada goose have _very_ hard bones in the leading edges of their wings. An adult Canada Goose is easily strong enough to break a grown man's arm or lower leg. Recently saw a video of an eagle attacking a Canada goose as it was sitting on the water. The goose wasn't going to go anywhere, especially as lunch and proceeded to beat the sh!t out of the eagle for about 45 seconds at which time the eagle decided to depart rather abruptly. Yes, they're cute and yes, they can break your arm. Fortunately they're fairly polite and sociable (of course). Just ... don't piss them off. If they hiss at you with their heads lowered it is time to leave. Haul ass, they're fast on the ground too. 7.20 - Bit of Canadiana re moose: When the railroad was first being laid across the country, on one occasion a moose took offense about a locomotive. Said moose charged the steam locomotive and derailed it completely. In one shot. A ton of pissed-off moose can do a lot of damage but again, they are pretty much laissez-faire unless it's breeding season in which case all bets are off. Oh, and the guy falling down the stairs with a drink in his hand is from a multi-season Canadian cable TV series called "Trailer Park Boys" which was shot in numerous trailer parks down east. They got thrown out of several because kind of extreme. Watch an episode if you can because they're completely effin psycho and funny. NSFW or young children.

Yup those streets do exist, looked it up, it's in Nova Scotia.

The Canadian Government came up with the idea that we should also have a $5 coin. Luckily it was just an idea. And we say "soar-rey" not "saw-rey". Cheers from🇨🇦.

Goose have their baby when in canada (to have free health care lol), so they are just protecting their nest. In october they are cool.

The sign with the moose is real..northern areas have moose and other big game that cross roads/ highways and that sign indicates that moose are in the area and may attack

Yes, This Street, That Street and The Other Street are real. They're in Nova Scotia and we love the names!

Never feed any bird bread,unless you want them to suffer in pain until their inevitable end

I've never seen a moose in real life. I only say sorry when i feel i may have made a mistake, or unintentionally offended someone.

This that and other st is in Porters Lake N.S.

Tyler there was a Comic book similar to Captain America in Canada called Captain Canuck

you should check out the damage moose do to vehicles. on the stripper part you dont just fling it at them, at least a decade or so ago when i last went, you toss them towards the stage. I've also heard "horror" stories about people heating the coins up and tossing them to the stripper and end up burning them.

And yes Canadian do not want Americans migrating here, any other country but Americans lol we r open to one and all (except USA)

Saying sorry is so common in Canada that if said in a court of law, it’s not considered an admission of guilt