So what is the deal with Canadian Thanksgiving?

I always forget and I should know because they used to always talk about it on the Letterman

show because Paul Schaefer was Canadian and I should know this and I don't unfortunately.

Yeah, we have in October when you have Columbus Day because it freezes here so much earlier.

So we had to and I think we actually had Thanksgiving before America.

So we had to get all that stuff done before it just froze here.

And then you have Columbus Day and we have nothing.

We should have like Jack Cartier Day to get revenge for.

Yeah and the Columbus Day thing is sort of turning into a, you know, sort of a crash show.

Yeah, because Columbus, you know, it's a mixed bag, you know, historically what he did.

Here in Philadelphia it's still a big deal though because we have a huge Italian community.

Yeah, it's a big, big Italian.

South Philly is like a little Italy, little Italy type, you know, part of town.

So the, you know, we even have, there's a street, we have Columbus Boulevard, Big Street.

It's funny because it's Delaware Avenue.

It's a big street right by the Delaware River.

So it's right along the river.

You can, you know, you look over to your side and you see New Jersey.

And then when they get when Delaware Avenue gets to South Philly, it just becomes Columbus Boulevard.

It's, it's very political.

But the weird thing about Canada is that we don't do Easter a month later when things, you know, unfreeze finally.

We do it at the same time and that just seems ill advised.

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