The host claims that Vancouver audiences have high-quality comedy fans.

“I said I don't know if you've been to Vancouver but they have great [ __ ] comedy fans oh yeah yeah so we'll see what happens a good comedy scene here who knows”

She asserts that Canadians are generally very nice people.

“I would say people in Canada are relatively really nice”

He asserts that Canadians are generally nicer than Americans.

“we are it's annoying we're nicer than you me you people oh america yeah yeah yeah you guys are annoyingly nice”

He indicates that people from the Canadian maritimes often migrate to Alberta to work on oil rigs.

“my dad was out there he drove a trans am all the way to alberta to punch the [ __ ] ground for oil as you do when you're from out where i'm from nova scotia i said this before yeah oh yeah yeah you drive out there blast metallica”

The upbringing in Canada and the connection to family remain fundamental parts of his personal and professional identity.

“Sue St. Marie is is just a big part of who I am and uh grateful to have uh grown up there. I still call it home.”

He believes that the Canadian menswear scene is experiencing a moment of growth due to people being exposed to it via the internet and the rising interest in related categories like Gorp Core.

“I think people got the internet and they were like hip to it and they're like, "Holy [ __ ] what's happening up here?" I think also >> with the rise of things like Gorp Core and people paying more attention Arctics, things like that. That could be a thing.”