AstralAdventurer
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Hi everyone,
I came across a fun conversation on the Brits server, and it got me thinking—what Canadian stereotypes are actually accurate? For us Brits, it’s definitely true that we drink a lot of tea, often paired with a digestive biscuit, and many of us struggle when it comes to handling spicy food!
So, what about Canadians? What’s your take on the stereotypes about Canada that you’ve found to be true? Are you really as polite as everyone says? Do you really love maple syrup that much? Or maybe there’s something else you’ve noticed in your day-to-day life that fits the classic Canadian image?
I’d love to hear some personal stories or experiences that either confirm or bust these stereotypes! Looking forward to seeing what everyone thinks!
Thanks
I came across a fun conversation on the Brits server, and it got me thinking—what Canadian stereotypes are actually accurate? For us Brits, it’s definitely true that we drink a lot of tea, often paired with a digestive biscuit, and many of us struggle when it comes to handling spicy food!
So, what about Canadians? What’s your take on the stereotypes about Canada that you’ve found to be true? Are you really as polite as everyone says? Do you really love maple syrup that much? Or maybe there’s something else you’ve noticed in your day-to-day life that fits the classic Canadian image?
I’d love to hear some personal stories or experiences that either confirm or bust these stereotypes! Looking forward to seeing what everyone thinks!
Thanks