For many years now, Russ and Craig have had many wide-ranging conversations with folks from all over the gaming world.

This is one of those conversations.

D6G, the lost chapter.

He asked so we need like a half a dozen Boston creams.

A half a dozen?

Yeah, well, I got to take them back to the family, and I hear Terrace is coming. And up in Canada, they don't call them Boston creams, Craig. You know they call them something else like cream-filled chocolate glazed. What is it about? Like, they don't know it was invented. You know what you should do? Yes. Right behind you in line is a man who might be able to help you with that question. Terris, why don't you call them Boston Cream Donuts?

You know they're invented Boston.

It's Teres.

What is that about?

No, it's a Canadian cream donut.

No, it's not.

Again, we have this problem every time.

Canadian cream donuts are covered in a maple.

Man, you guys.

We also have a maple cream donut and that has maple inside.

Now, that you can call a Toronto cream donut if you want.

Or maybe a Vancouver cream donut.

Toronto, they think they're, they already have a complex that they think they're they're most important

people in in canada so you don't want to call the Trump you don't want to you don't want to

Montreal maybe no no uh okay call it yes Montreal is right out

no no no that would be actually more acceptable than the Toronto oh there's so much internal politics there. I don't understand this politics of Canada. And yet at the same time, you know they're all very polite when they argue. Unless you're on an escalator. Have you experienced this, Craig, with the escalator? I have no idea what you're talking about. I think I've discussed this with Terrace. Yeah. Because it's a Vancouver. It's specifically, specifically, well, actually, no. The Vancouver thing is you can't cross the street against the light, even if it's two in the morning and there's no cars. In Vancouver, they will not cross the street against the pedestrian light, even if there are no cars to be seen. They just don't do that. The same thing happens in Japan, by the way.

Yes.

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