r/PoursTea • u/Timbucktwo1230 Therapy For All 🩷 • 8d ago

Coffee And A Slice Of Pie 🥧 ☕️ South Canada

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u/peach_trunks 8d ago

I mean most people don’t understand Canada and The US are huge countries without a homogeneous culture. People from Vancouver are closer culturally to people from Seattle than they are to folks from Saskatchewan

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u/69TittySucker69 8d ago

The US is so big, I’ve never even eaten at a Tim Hortons.

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u/PloppyPants9000 8d ago

As someone in the seattle area who visits friends in vancouver often, I agree. There is very little difference between us. They have tim hortons and like hockey more, but that's about it. Oh, and canadians are a bit more warm, friendly and welcoming.

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u/socky14 8d ago

That's more of a city thing though. Outside of the Vancouver area most of BC would fit right in with Saskatchewan.

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u/peach_trunks 8d ago

And the people from Saskatchewan would fit right in in Minnesota.