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@@andrewduong2740Nah. One is hot, and the other is either hot or cold with no in between. It also has waterproof dollars with maple syrup smelly stickers.
Definitely agree, one time saw a car catch fire outside a tim's because they got an oil change at crappy tire and forgot to put the new oil in the engine 0/10
the prices of tires there are also horrible, literally every other place i went to gave me a better price for better tires with a longer better warranty
@@XanMan_05 But on the other hand, I saw a proper ute in a parking lot in Winnipeg and I had to photograph it because I'm never seeing one of them again.
Man, everyone loves Canada tbh. I'm French-American and even I popped when he mentioned poutine. So many drunken college nights taking an Uber to the border and getting Frenchy's at 1am... beautiful country
As a Canadian, I am here to formally welcome DankPods to Canada. Canadian Tire is a rite of passage for every single Canadian. Also, I had some Australian family who came over and were completely mystified by snow, so you’re not alone edit: Since a lot of Canadians are viewing and commenting on this, I would like to know how much Canadian Tire Cash you guys have in total, rotting in nooks and crannies around your house. Personally, I have 45 cents of precious precious Canadian Tire Dough.
Glad you enjoyed Canada! Just remember never to ask those idiots at Canadian Tire to fix your car. It's like bringing your laptop to a vet to get it fixed.
I can vouch for this when I was in high school back in 99 I worked there as an installer doing tire and oil changes, I never had a drivers license and they would toss me peoples keys and send me out to drive customers cars in...... needless to say I backed one through the garage door lol.. It was during a cold Canadian winter and i just finished putting winter tires on a car and I opened the door in my bay to back out and I hopped in the car and a mechanic was walking by and thought I just pulled in and was cold so he dropped the door and I backed right into it.
One thing you're gonna learn here Wade, is that Canadians REALLY love when people talk about Canada. Like the younger brother who doesn't get as much attention
As a Canadian, I KNOW WHERE YOU WERE! Toy Traders is an amazing store, and I am saddened that I was within 30 minutes of most of the places you showed in that video. Thanks for visiting wonderful scenic Canada! Do come again to review the Hudson's Bay next time!
As a Canadian, some info: the Tim Horton's coffee you drank wasn't the real Tim Horton's coffee. They switched bean distributors after being bought out by Burger King. The Tim Horton's coffee I know and love is now found at Canadian McDonald's restaurants because they signed a contract with Timmy's old bean distributors lmao
Yeah, plus if you want some good coffee you have to buy the sweet stuff, they don’t have good real coffee like espresso and stuff but they have some pretty good Frappuccino’s and stuff
@@DollyBoy_1923 no its as bad as before but takes triple the time to get your order but i think its a generation issue genxers and their kids is the worst ever, probably not bk fault
My favourite Crappy Tire (oops, I mean Canadian Tire) story is where my Bro-in-law said he was going CT to get new tires for their car. She seriously asked him: "They sell tires there?" I had the same reaction when I went to Oz. I loved all the different vehicles. Especially the Ute's (Holden, etc) Way more practical than full size pick ups.
I’m an American and I had to design a conveyor system for Canadian Tire once. I was so confused when they mentioned all the stuff other than tires they were looking to convey. It all makes sense now…
Especially southeast asia and latam countries, with those weirdly proportioned MPVs which are slightly raised for both rough dirt roads and smooth pavement
Like I visit Mexico sometimes for my family, and when we go to the city, I see very small almost kei car sized cars, I remember one of them was called the hyundai aris, and they had a bunch of ford ka's, and a bunch of renault mini ute's lol, I loved it
Pikachu man on a motorcycle is now famous. Canadian icon on par with a gas station attached to a Café in the middle of Saskatchewan. And that actually isn't a joke, Corner Gas was a comedy show that literally had 2 *_sitting Prime Ministers_* make cameos making fun of themselves.
Same here lol As soon as I saw the Willow video store i lost it lol I cant believe he came here out of all the other cities. If only I knew he was coming here I would've called off work to meet him
Exact same story here man. I recognized that street by Willow Video instantly, love going there. Would have been amazing to meet him in person but having privacy is cool too so can't say I blame him.
To me as a German it is mind boggling hearing someone saying that he has never seen snow. Wow. I know there are many regions in the world were it´s never cold but still... wow
Canadian here that has watched quit a few immigrants experience snow for the first time. A snowball fight with Nigerian neighbours is one of my finest memories. Taught the kids snowangels and did the whole "let's make a snowman but really we will just roll up a huge snow boulder then break it up and throw it at each other" thing. Then we made a snowman. Tobogganing the next week. Good times.
@@hhiippiittyy Lol had some relatives move here a few years back. Snow was definitely different lmfao. Uncle had a small economy grocery getter before he moved, but then instantly bought an SUV after experiencing 2022's winter here in Vancouver. Shit was like the apocalypse lol. Busses slid off everywhere. The guy wouldv been stuck at the bus stop untill 2am if our car didnt have some snow mode
@@chinmin1942 in alberta it is very dry and goes to the low 30s sometimes (not like texas heat where you get heatstroke by thinking about going outside but still pretty hot)
That’s such a great way to put it. For Father’s Day I just go to cr4ppy tire and pull random stuff off the shelves that I think is neat. I get a winner every time.
@@some_tiny_dragon7411Nah it’s more like: « There’s like 10 people on my street that have this exact F-150 in their driveway » and « I’ve never seen someone so focussed on snow » lmao
As a canadian, its so cool to see people talking about my country and seeing everything i see everyday. Its like looking at your home on google maps, its just cool.
I never hear anything about Australian coffee, yet I hear lots of Aussies complain about other countries’ coffee. It’s quite funny and a bit confusing! 🙃
@@omjeeowhich is sad in an ironic way, because when it was good, they were never making it themselves. Now if you want classic Tim's coffee, you go to McDicks.
@@Dawn_Hannah it's less abt the actual growing of coffee, more about the preparation. most suburbs have at least 1 barista-style coffee shop with a decent brew (including small towns), starbucks is confined to the CBDs and tourist traps, and the drip style coffee can only be found in gas stations and convienience stores
I've visited Australia back in 2018. After my 16 hour flight to Hong Kong in 2017, I've learned that I can comfortably handle long airplane trips, so my 14 hours to Australia via Qantas went very well. The trip to Australia was a bit of a disappointment. None of your animals tried to kill me! 😁
As a Canadian I never thought much about this until recently, but I’ve come to conclude that Canadian tire is more like Canada’s garage or shed… anything you might find there is generally related to something you might store in your garage or shed.. a mini fridge? Yep that’s for beer, canoes, bikes, big old storage bins, gardening tools, regular tools, spare lightbulbs, stuff for house repair, paint, cleaning products, buckets, camping shit, hockey shit… you name it. If it goes in the shed or garage than you can find it at Canadian tire. Also most people tell you not to bring your car to their garage but if you’re in a small town then the opposite might be true! It depends on the crappy tire.
I worked at that exact same Canadian tire in Langley, BC. Believe me, its the worst Canadian tire in BC. I was in the back and i have so many stories of the shenanigans that went on there. I just missed you by a month as i quit in June! Would’ve loved to meet you and i love the videos man, always brings a smile to my face!
Bro its wild seeing someone else from BC here. Were practically in the same neighbhorhood LOL Aint Langley getting a skytrain soon or sumn? Thats gonna be sick.
@@honkhonk8009 *soon*... There are apparently going to be three stops; one where the WhiteSpot is at Willowbrook, one across the street from where Gabby's is, and the last location is unknown.
@@honkhonk8009 give it 10 years maybe and by that time plans will be probably be changed. Would be nice for people that need to go into surrey or vancouver. I avoid Vancouver now.
I went to a Canadian Tire in Corner Brook, Newfoundland and in the way back of the store was FULL to the brim with buckets, from the top to the bottom it was just buckets. What a spectacle it was.
Welcome to our country wade. Glad you went through the rite of passage and visited a crappy tire. Also, I'm sorry about Tim Horton's. They've been downhill for a while now.
As a canadian, you should never expect timmies coffee to be anything more than "tolerable" Heck half of us for breakfast had a dart and a large double double
I love listening to people talk about the place you live in like it’s an unexplored territory, which I guess it is for them. I agree with the traffic thing completely, every time I’ve gone away to somewhere that isn’t the states I stare a traffic in awe. I wanna visit Australia!
Dankpods is literally the only youtuber who actually sounds different when they're sick. Like, you'll have every other youtuber go "Oooooouuuuugghhhh sorry about my different voice, guys, I'm really sick right now" and they sound exactly the same as they always were
current controversies aside, Linus did sound different when he was getting over whatever it was he was getting over. He sounded deeper and not as shrill as he usually does. this was during the pandemic too so yeah.
I'm Canadian. Seeing people, especially my favorite RU-vidr, get a total culture shock towards something that's totally normal to me is fantastic. Welcome back Dank 👍
Thank you for uploading man, my dad has recently vanished from their home with no explanation. I've been up the entire time and you made me chuckle for the first time in a stress filled environment. I appreciate you so much man
I never in my entire life thought I'd watch a DankPods video where I've been to all the same places you visit... what a legend, I hope you enjoyed my old stomping grounds and all the nonsense found within.
As a Canadian, I can confirm that we feel the same way about Tim hortons. It’s for when you only have a toonie and want a snack so you get a doughnut. Not much else
Thanks for coming to Canada man! The best boss I’ve ever had was from Australia, and would always say “stress less mate” even in the most mundane of situations lol. Glad you enjoyed poutine and hope you get better soon!
@@thekingoffailure9967 i honestly wouldnt be surprised if he got his own kiosk and a table with a green ipad as a placemat just to shout at tech he finds there
It warms my fragile but old heart to see a DankPod video on subscriber list to watch and enjoy. You're like a favourite hearty homemade soup with a crusty baguette on the side to sooth out the stresses of the day after grueling shift that you thought would never end, and thankful when it does. For those 8 minutes and 52 seconds, I feel completely relaxed. I've missed you more than the desert misses the rain, Wade.
Canada drives on the correct side of the road. Plus there are huge trucks everywhere. They’re way bigger than the regular Hiluxes and rangers of Australia. But still I would love it if Utes were available in the states/Canada.
We need them back. The sightlines of these massive trucks keep getting higher and narrower. I'd rather the people who need a smaller truck for light work aren't stuck between dealer-marked Mavericks and Rangers, and overweight monstrosities. It's so stupid.
I love how you just glossed over visiting Toy Traders, the largest toys and collectibles store on the West Coast. It is so wonderful to see that you took yourself all the over these parts, I hope it was a great experience for you! Also, yes, Tim Hortons is maximum mid, and isn't even really Canadian these days. So surreal to see the streets I was just driving through last month in this video, it's great.
As a Canadian, I will formally welcome you to Canada. I'm from Quebec, and there aren't any Canadian Tires near where I live, but I went a few years ago, and I had the same reaction to Canadian Tires, which is, "Where the heck are the tires?"
As a Canadian. Thank you for visiting our beautiful country and hope you enjoyed it. Tim Hortons is not what it used to be haha. The Rocky Mountain chocolate is really good stuff here.
I met the Owners Dad in Charleston Massachusetts! Very nice guy. He told me go to any Canadian tire if I'm in Canada and need tires and tell em (Papa) Sent you and they'll give you a free pair! What a guy
As not a Canadian but a Minnesotan which is darn near close enough, and someone expecting mountains of snow in about 3 months or so, glad you had a good trip!!
I've no idea what your channel is about or why I was recommended this video. However as a Canadian I commend you on completing the spiritual journey that is going to Canadian Tire
I am Canadian and this video is hilarious, I'm going to watch it whenever i need cheering up, my favourite part is the implication that you flew 14 hours just to visit Canadian Tire 😂
Hope you had fun out here! The part of Canada you went to (I recognize my home town! :D) is considered one of the most beautiful parts of the country, so it's good to see not only that you're back, but that you enjoyed the vacation!
I'm Canadian, so naturally I have to ask this (I'm sure many other Canadians were wondering about this too) did you try iced tea from here, and did you try nanaimo bar? Yes we like our sweets and we're damn proud of it Edit: spelling mistake, I'm sorry, I've never in my life been able to spell it right because I don't keep the plastic wrap on long enough to read it lol, I just consume
It was great to meet you and I am just laughing that that dumb box brought so much joy. I asked the clerk and he said it was the game that every boy wants! Sorry you got Canada crud. - bombardactyl
As a Canadian and a Canadian Tire employee, the tires are all in the back mate, like rows and rows of tires, like floors black and squeaky from all the rubber kind of tires. They just dont put them in the floor cause tires ugly. Also the FRANK brand is the best each product had a cheeky pun on it its hilarious
Glad to hear you had fun here in Canada bro!! I remember my flight to Oz during a previous work term of mine was brutal but it was so worth it! Hope you found the trip overall to my neck of the woods to be worth it too!
Honestly i could never do what you have achieved my man 4 channels After show Streaming almost everyday Working with floatplane for ages And to top it all of recording an episode while feeling like crap Legendary
Well as a full blown Canadian since birth, and I’m 60 now, I’ve had Poutine maybe 4 times. Was pretty good. We don’t actually consume Maple syrup, we export it, or sell it to tourists. Our ski towns ,like Whistler, have more Aussies, than Canadians. I swear if your born there now, you’d grow with an Aussie accent. Canadian Tire is like a big box store, Kind like, Home Depot, Sears, Garden Depot, Lowe’s, Walmart,etc, with a Large Automotive Dept.
Omg I’m Canadian and this makes me so happy 😍 welcome to the Canadian experience dankpods! Come back anytime eh? Next just to make sure you pick up some maple syrup and a hockey stick for safe keeping.
Here's a FUN FACT about Canadian Tire: They have their own special supply chain. I worked at a Canadian Tire before and through covid and the trucks never stopped for a second. Every other business was having problems getting stock but not Canadian Tire. And that lead to record sales and zero wage increases (of course). Every Canadian Tire you go to will be over stuffed with stock.
