American Reacts to Canadian TikToks | #16 

'Pick an imaginary lane' is a very normal winter condition on the roads in Canada.

You've played "Pick a Lane and Go," but only the real Canadian's have played "Am I still on the road?" 😂

"Pick a lane and go" is level 1, "who's lane is it anyway?" Level 2, "Where's the rumble strip?" (And which part of the road does it belong to) Level 3. Boss level: Am I still on the road?

Honestly ...that winter road clip...that's a REALLY good winter day to be honest!

The first picture is normal winter driving weather. I’ve driven in worse.

Canada Hockey woman’s team won Olympic gold over the USA and that was our team leader. USA disrespected our flag.

"Follow the tail lights of the car in front," said my mother to my brother. And he did - followed them right into the ditch, and we had to stay in the village hotel nearby.

A WARNING IF you plan on "masquerading" as a Canadian IN Europe DO NOT DO IT!!!. I have heard that a few, Americans did this and they were severely hurt! They (Europeans) did NOT like to find out that they were being lied too. Just be yourself!

Driving during a snowstorm at night is visually very much like hitting warp drive in star wars or star trek.

In Canada, most of the year, you drive where you're supposed to. In Canada, in Winter... you drive where you can.

as a Canadian i can confirm price gets rounded up or down if you pay with cash. its normal amount if you pay with card.

My Nova Scotian daughter was mocked by her Boston accent classmates in Massachusetts for her pronunciations of bagel and about lol. The people who say 'pak the cah" for "park the car" told her that about is not pronounced the same as the oat in oatmeal and outside does not have the same sound as oatmeal. It gave her quite a chuckle.

those plaid shirts are actualy warm, comfortable, durable and relatively inexpensive , I have mine

The first video is pretty good driving conditions. I mean, you can see the cars all around, and parts of the road underneath the snow. It gets really fun when you don't know where the road ends and the ditches begin.

As an American ex-pat living here for 49 years, I appreciate your taking the time to learn about your good neighbours to the north that don't cause your country any trouble.

ADVISEMENT: Do NOT Attempt to hold a wild Lynx xD

It's crazy when he says "pick an imaginary lane". If you're the first person down the road, YOU are making the lane for everyone else before the plows go down.

When my sister was working in Boston, one of her patients' family members did the "oh Canadian? I have family in Canada". Of course my sister does the usual "it's a big place" speech. Turns out his Canadian family member married our aunt.

"Am I on the Road?" is our 3rd national sport

*As a Canadian trucker of many decades, these are 100% accurate clips. The create your own lane thing is one of the worst issues. People end up in the ditch often. And, NO!! Canadians are NOT good or skilled drivers. There is a ton of ignorance and false confidence that plagues Canadian drivers.*

In Canada. we got rid of the penny because it cost 1.6 cents to make 1 penny!

Dry cold is when you're cold just to the skin, while wet cold seeps deep into your bones and stays there until you're thawed by sipping a hot drink.

I live in a pretty big city and we have a national park just 30 minutes from town where you are 100% guaranteed to see bison/buffalo. If you don't see any from the highway, the park has a loop of road where you can drive among the wild bison like an African safari park. DO NOT get out of your car.

It's been a decade since the Royal Canadian Mint discontinued pennies, and one collector says their novelty value hasn't suddenly skyrocketed. The Canadian penny was a part of the monetary system for more than 160 years before they stopped being made on Feb. 4, 2013.

That linx was a ɓaby

That women hockey player is Haley Wickinheiser. She's the greatest female hockey player ever. Four gold medals to her name

The flag on floor is deemed a rumour, however in 1992 World Series with Atlanta and Blue jays they US marines did march with the Canadian flag upside down. That’s something I will remember for all time.

Aaaaaand we drive in this during all our xmas travels!!! With packed cars with gifts, kids and sometimes our dog!

I was kind of impressed that you knew Terry Fox. Respect.

"It's cute and cuddly" 🤣 Tyler nooo it basically just a winter Bobcat, every canada is amazed he's holding 1 not being ripped apart.

Thats how we all say "about." Ive never heard "aboot" unless it was being done delibetately and ironically.

The red plaid has been around for decades just recently though the younger generations are wearing it as a fashion statement. At one point it was used for work

Hayley Wickenheiser aka Wick, is one of the greatest hockey players in the history of the game. She played on Team Canada for 23 years Starting at the age of 15. She played for a Swedish men's team for several seasons and now works as Assistant GM for The Maple Laughs (sorry habit, the Maple Leafs). Not only is she a hockey phenom, she and her husband started a family while she completed her studies to become a physician! She has 6 Olympics behind her as an athlete. She won 4 gold and one silver medal in women's hockey and participated in the Summer Games in Softball. She has been inducted into several sports halls of fame AND holds the Order of Canada. In one word, Hayley and her talent and achievements leave others AWESTRUCK

For a friend of mine who lives in Kentucky, roads like that would be the worst thing that could ever happen, a state of emergency, the closing of roads and highways. For me, that's just Tuesday.

For winter driving I have been taught to "stay between the telephone poles & to the right of any lights coming towards you."

I'm from Quebec and I'm impressed with how you pronounced poutine you said it better than most Canadians

Normal winter driving. You can still see the other vehicles ahead of you, so you are still fine.

I am a retired Canadian soldier who had served for 23 years, and that was the way I, and the members of my unit were treated. Even if you were called to see the Commanding Officer (CO), you were spoken to in a calm and corrective manner. That is why I served for 23 years, and I'd do it all over again if I could.

Hi neighbor. Im from Quebec, Canada. I LOVE this channel. I have so much to say about so many things. Here in Quebec, our stop signs are in French. Its written ARRÊT.

Tell me you're American without telling me you're American.... Toron-toe. 😂😂😂

I love that you've become so knowledgeable that you instantly recognized Terry Fox!

A Canadian Lynx is a bigger cousin to the Bobcat. This one looked like a young one.

« If I can drive there and looks like a road, then, it’s a road » 😂👏🏼

I am a Canadian from Alberta (Texas North). I really enjoy and appreciate your attitude and that you pursue knowledge about our country.

I remember the Hayley Wickenheiser moment when she said about the flag on the floor, it was after Canada beat the US in the 2002 Olympics. We won both the Men's and Women's Gold in hockey that year, and both times we faced the US for the gold on US soil. We were insulted as a country by that incident but proud of our teams. The Canadian Men's team won gold in the Olympics for hockey for the first time in 50 years.

No, you can’t usually hold a Lynx in your arms. They’re wild animals. They don’t make suitable pets- they need a great deal of room to roam, and become very unhappy (and destructive) indoors. I assume that this is a rescued cat, cared for in a special facility for wildlife rehab.

I’m from Quebec , I don’t even know how the fuck do we say ‘poutIne’ i just say poutine like a Québécoise I dunno-.. like Fr it’s just normal for me ig

Things are rarely cancelled in Canada due to the weather.

Not seeing the lane lines is the easy part, not seeing more than 20 feet ahead in a blizzard is the hard part. Does look cool though, driving a dark highway in heavy snow at night looks like you're traveling at warp speed.

Hailey's hockey quote should be the next Canadian Heritage Minute.

That’s just a nice winter drive where I grew up 😂😂. At that point the lanes are the tire marks and they’re usually nowhere near the actual lane

1) Yes, "pick an imaginary lane" is very much a Canadian pastime in the winter. 2) Yeah, the red plaid thing is a stereotype for a reason. 3) Hayley Wickenheiser is a Canadian legend. 😈And, yeah, the American team got a lot of flack for that unsportsmanlike bull. 4) Canadian lynx. Beautiful kitties! Often mistaken for bobcats, though they are closely related. 5) I remember bagged milk from my childhood, but it's mostly relegated to Eastern Canada, now. 6) "Lever" has multiple meanings in Canada, depending on regional dialect and context, but with the same pronunciation. Examples: "Pull the lever, will ya?" "We can lever this under the car." "Oh, Jesus, Mick! She's cheated on you 8 times! Just lever!" 😇 7) I've actually encountered the "Do you know (insert name here)?", but from an Australian, and he was corrected by an American. 😂 8) The main reason we got rid of pennies is that it cost the Canadian Mint $0.02 for every penny made. When they finally did get rid of it, I know a lot of people (myself included) whose opinion was _"FINALLY!"_ 9) Oh, yeah! Check out that beautiful beast! From a distance. Catch one in a bad mood and they will fuck you up! And, depending on where you are, yeah, that's pretty normal. More common are moose. 10) In fairness, most Canadians don't think about Ottawa much at all. 😉 11) Vancouver Island is beautiful, definitely. But, as a BC Boy™ born and raised, I'm kind of biased in that regard. At least I'm willing to admit it. 12) I agree with everything she said. Especially the part about saying you visited Vancouver once and describing Burnaby. 😂😂😂 And having grown up on the Fraser Valley and now living pretty much dead center of BC, wet cold is definitely worse. 13) I don't know how exaggerated the US military thing is these days, but, from numerous friends in the Canadian Armed Forces, that's a fairly common situation. Don't normally do comments this long, but I like your Canadian videos and I was in a bit of a mood tonight. 😇

That is Dr. Hayley Wickenheiser (the greatest female hockey player) at the 2002 Winter Olympics.

A baby Canadian linx has the paws of a full grown black bear.

Oh that is just a little snow. Often you cannot see the road at all.

As someone with very arthritic hands, I hope they never do away with bagged milk. Trying to open carton milk is extremely difficult and bagged milk is simple for people like me. 👍

If you don’t hear the Canadian accent, you’re turning Canadian

Wet cold is effing cold..i grew up in Manitoba and moved to Vancouver Island in my 40’s. The wet cold at minus 10 feels like a inland minus 20.

Hey Tyler, in the winter, drive in the tire tracks of other cars! (during snow storm)! LOL>

About the pronouncing Toronto as “Toronto”. People from Toronto pronounce it as “Torono” the second T is effectively silent

As someone whos born and raised on vancouver island, we truely do live in paradise

2:51 Those jackets are fairly light and *CRAZY* warm. Most Canadians love 'em.

My husband and I call fresh snow driving “whose lane is it anyway?” Hahaha

Can we settle this once and for all? Maybe Newfoundlanders say "aboot" but no one else in Canada does!

The red plaid is not just for men, I love mine

I was born on Vancouver Island. My father worked for a Logging Company and graded logging roads or in the winter plowed them. He wore a red plaid shirt to work, we just called it his work shirt. In Northern BC or the prairies you have dry cold, which does not feel as cold, but here in lower part of BC we have the wet cold, which makes it feels a lot colder.

Y'all walked on our flag on the way out of the locker room, and we kicked your ass.

most americans also have not heard of the war of 1812, where we conquered the whitehouse then left after the USA tried to invade.

Alberta is the Texas of Canada.

The pick a lane and just go with it is a top notch game ! 10/10 recommend in winter

Lol I always chuckle and shake my head when you say stuff about winter wouldn't happen in the u.s. 😄 You always forget that *'most'* of the *northern* states get the exact same winter conditions 😆

Many times I've been on the road before the snowplows have been out, and then the game becomes "am I still on the road?". Those rumble strips on both sides come in very handy at times like that👍 The hockey clip was from the Olympics in Salt Lake City I think. A lynx is similar to a bobcat. And Mittens there is a 35-odd pound fluffy ball off death that could slash you to ribbons. They are not cuddly and DO NOT EVER try that in the wild.

Wet cold / dry cold refers to humidity and yes there is a difference. 'Wet cold' is much colder and more difficult to dress for.

Sometimes the winter driving game isn't so much 'pick an imaginary lane', as it is 'are we on the road?' Thank the lord for rumble strips along the edges. 😂

That ''buffalo'' was actually a bison...

The thing about west coasters and flat landers talking about wet cold vs dry cold is SPOT ON. I've had that conversation a bunch of times in my life, and also witnessed this conversation many times.

Tyler I give you credit for taking the time to learn about our country, good on ya!

THERE IS NO CANADA ACCENT. Our country is the second largest by landmass on the planet. Do you really think there is ONE accent for a country this wide? I live in Hamilton's outskirts. I sound nothing like someone from Toronto, which is just across the lake from us. SOOOO many accents.

"Pick A Lane And Go!" is not just during the snow in Winter. Where I live it pours rain a lot and at night the painted lines all but disappear in some places because no one got the "Hey! They make paint that glows!" nemo.

The game isn't "pick a lane and go" the game is called "whos lane is it anyways" from the show Whos line is it anyways

That road in the first TikTok looks pretty good. I'd kill for a road that looks that good in the winter

Don’t pull over. Someone could rearend you

30 years in the Canadian Military. Started off with yelling and screaming. The pendulum effect took us to the point where recruits could "take a time out", and now wear any hair style, any length, painted fingernails, bright-coloured hair, beards any style and length. The pendulumm effect is now taking us back. We'll soon start controlling hair colour and beard length. Dry cold sucks when in the field on exercise; wet cold is downright miserable.

We're really good at driving during not winter right up until it snows, then everyone forgets how to drive and has to relearn. The we become experts at driving in the snow until it melts and people forget how to drive all over again. Canadian lynx are also one of the animals people trap for their fur. I've never seen milk in a bag myself. Alberta is our most conservative province. Wet cold cuts to the bone dry cold mainly affects your surface but strips moisture leading to 'freezer burn'. My time in the military was much harsher, if I had been in his shoes I'd be doing push ups and getting all sorts of excuses of why I have to start over (they're not allowed to make you do more than 25 of an exercise but by the time they let you up you probably would have done about 250)

All the incompetent drivers get weeded out the first two days of snow everyone is good after that 😂😂 I genuinely laughed at the Burnaby thing.

I had to drive out to the hospital one time during a bit of a snow storm... Spun a full 180 and then corrected myself mid spin to a 360 and kept going...

We like to use Alberta and Texas interchangeably- hope that helps 😂

Driving in a white-out you can see highway traffic drive half the speed with brights on and door opening to check where the road is/ends. We love when a semi is leading the 'convoy' 😂

Why do Americans think all Canadians have the same accent? 😂

Wet cold gets into your bones and does not get out that and you get cold faster. Dry cold you get cold slower as in it does not get into your bones as much as wet cold. It is like the difference between humid heat and dry heat.

during the vancouver island bit Tyler does a perfect Owen Wilson wow and I'm here for that

What I don't think most Americans don't know is we do have winters like that November - March but we still have hot summers in the summer time

Giving off Alberta vibes .. is fighting words haha

You have a cent-imental attachment to your pennies lol

The recruit is at Basic BMQ (boot camp) in St Jean, Quebec. There are french exclusive basics and english as well. They also have the capacity to yell ;) "TEN mORE POOSHUP FOR DEH QUEEN"

Canadian accents vary depending on where you live. And people from Toronto pronounce it "Torahna."

Unless it’s full whiteout conditions in winter, you’re expected to show up to work. It’s quite common to drive through 30-60 cm (1 to 2 feet) of snow on the roads to go to work. That first video is basically a normal winters day from late November to mid April. That was from the 2002 Winter Olympics if I’m not mistaken. And yes, USA hockey is generally quite disrespectful towards Canada… probably because the US rarely wins but it’s childish none the less. The Canadian lynx is a lesser cat species that is about 2.5 times the size of a bobcat. They are poofy because of their winter coat. Fun fact about them… besides their size, the easiest way to tell a lynx and a bobcat apart are the hind legs. The Lynx’s primary food source is snowshoe hair so their back legs evolved to be giant versions of hare legs so they can keep up to them at full speed on top of the snow.

The pronunciations 😂 he tried when he said about.. and workout was “workOOT” omg that was good. Love from Canada 🇨🇦

For change, typically it's rounded to the nearest 5, so, if you bought something that costed 10.02$, its rounded to 10$, if you bought something that was 10.04-10.06, its rounded to 10.05$, if you bought something for 10.08, it'd be rounded to 10.10$.

That girl who told you how to piss off a Canada. Yeah those things so do.