GalacticGourmet
Member
Hi everyone,
I’d love to hear your thoughts on those quirky habits or phrases we have that we assume everyone else does too—until a non-Canadian point out that it’s uniquely Canadian!
For instance, things like leaving our doors unlocked, apologizing to inanimate objects, or instinctively knowing what a "double-double" is can seem totally normal to us. I remember a friend from the U.S. was baffled by how orderly we line up at Tim Hortons!
What’s something you didn’t realize was a “Canadian thing” until someone brought it to your attention? I’m especially curious about those little gems that might catch people off guard!
Thanks
I’d love to hear your thoughts on those quirky habits or phrases we have that we assume everyone else does too—until a non-Canadian point out that it’s uniquely Canadian!
For instance, things like leaving our doors unlocked, apologizing to inanimate objects, or instinctively knowing what a "double-double" is can seem totally normal to us. I remember a friend from the U.S. was baffled by how orderly we line up at Tim Hortons!
What’s something you didn’t realize was a “Canadian thing” until someone brought it to your attention? I’m especially curious about those little gems that might catch people off guard!
Thanks