Welcome into the house of L podcast. Thank you so much for hanging out here with me.

I'm Laura Tomas as per you. You should go get yourself some really old pizza because

we are brought to you by Realio's Pizza. It's the sauce. Man, if you haven't been to

Realio's, you should go. Realio's Pizza dot com is where you can find a location that's

nearest to you. I always like to say that the homewood location is where it's at. Where

it's at. I got to turn tables into my phone. Where it's at. I think that's all I can legally

do. Shout out to Beck. This episode today is about my trip to Canada yet again. I went last

year. It's funny. I actually went around the same time. I didn't realize that. It's like

I went back into my Instagram and looked at some of the pictures. Last year, I went to

Montreal and I loved it. Like I loved it. I love it so much. Quite honestly that I can

for sure. I can see me living in Montreal and that's not something I say lightly because

there's not too many places that I've been that I can be like I could build a life here.

Montreal is one of the places where I've gone where I've felt at home and I've felt at home

as soon as I got off the plane the first time. It's really strange. It's a it's a fascinating

phenomenon of a city that kind of grabs you and you feel comfortable. You feel at home.

Here's how I feel about Montreal. I've never been to Paris so I don't have that to compare

it to and the people in Quebec are very particular about being French and I'll get into going

to Quebec City in a minute. But Montreal to me since I have not been in Paris and can't

add it to this mix, this gumbo of what I think Montreal is. Montreal is the best parts

of New York, Chicago and New Orleans. It's got kind of that old feel especially in old

Montreal. Like New Orleans does and obviously the French roots in both cities play a role.

It's got everything that you need like New York, like whatever it is that you want you

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