Hello, we have been in Canada all week and it has been just a total blast. If you like what you've been hearing, go subscribe to the Canada Land podcast. You will hear about Canada's crime families, about an Egyptian

content mill that creates YouTube videos trashing Justin Trudeau. You'll hear

about the true origins of the Sasquatch. All of that is on

Canada land. Today is our final installment of our Canada week and it is a really good one.

Yesterday we were on Sable Island off the coast of Nova Scotia

and today we're headed back to the mainland to what is perhaps my personal favorite Canadian province, Quebec, we're going to Montreal, one of the most magical

cities I have ever been to. Canada Land Host Jesse Brown is bringing us today's story. Here we go.

All right, Jesse, what is today's story?

Today I'm going to tell you about a giant orange ball. I am not talking about some

roadside attraction on a country highway. This is the largest orange sphere in the

world and it has been sitting on the side of an expressway in downtown Montreal

for over half a century. It's become a beloved institution. I think I know what you are talking about. a You're correct. It is a restaurant called Gibbo- Orange-Julup, and they serve a very specific style of regional fast food.

It really only exists in Quebec. If you are looking for something to eat in Montreal, I mean it's an amazing city for food.

There's a lot of high-end dining, but there's a very good chance that a local will instead point you here to the orange

julip, and at first you might hear to the orange julip and at first you might think why you know because

you drive down the expressway and you find yourself in this like kind of depressing

area full of office buildings

between a car dealership and a gas station,

there it is, this massive orange,

surrounded by this huge parking lot, where girls on roller skates used to zoom up to your car,

take your order to roll back to the orange to get your food. They are long gone. There are still

picnic tables out there in the summertime, but like in the

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