Ladies and gentlemen, Greg Probst.

Great and a lot of the World podcast takes to the ether here in the salubrious confines of Canada's dampest province,

Nova Scotia, right here in the North End,

in the nefarious-ass character district of Halifax,

from the most salubrious club in all of the north end the company

house let's hear it we're here for the Halifax international comedy festival which is

three or four days of a complete mayhem and drinking with all of our Canadian brothers and sisters

and it's an absolute riot we do TV g gals for the CBC, the CBC,

you haven't watched it, but I'll tell you what it is. It's a, it's a network here in Canada.

And they're not going to have hockey, I understand. So pretty much it'll just be an irrelevant

network here in Canada. Maybe the curling will get the numbers.

Let me explain this to people

who are out there in Proofcastland.

Curling is a sport.

It's very popular here

above the 54th parallel, but it's

a, you know, certain

countries are good at it, I guess.

You know, countries where

pushing a

rock with a broom across colored lines is uh considered unbelievably exciting uh we didn't have it much

when i was growing up in california we didn't have any winter sports at all we would like look at

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