I, V, M. Yeah, that's not the first time that the mistake has happened. So she gets, how has it been? Yeah, so well, it's been cool first, but it's been, it's been interesting.
Yeah, it's been a really exciting couple of weeks, very, very uniquely new and so many things to learn about. Like I mean, rarely do you get a chance to start off only with something little profound, but rarely do you get a chance, so late in life, to experience some, so many, very new things. For the first time? For the first time, yeah, I'd like kind of be like a kid in a candy store kind of thing for the first time, kind of like just exploring all these new things.
So yeah, the first, last, I mean, it's been about 10 days since I've been here, 10, 11 days since I've been here. And yeah, it's been pretty exciting. I mean, so many new things to talk about. Yeah, we will talk about some of those things, but for me, I'm personally just very happy that you're starting to use Instagram again after goodness was how many years.
This is the town actually, if we use something. So, okay, so let me try to. Yeah, because I make a dent in it. So you attended theater, you have been for a hockey game, you have got medical insurance, so which again, puts you much better than all the people who are staying in that country beneath you.
Or do I say beneath I didn't below, sorry. Then you experienced snow, you experienced snow. I did. I in fact, experienced snow a lot later than I expected.
So let's start with the weather itself. Like, I mean, for me, I mean, this was particularly a very brand new experience because I had never, I had prior to 10 days ago, never really experienced like North American winter before, or even like any real winter, honestly, like, I mean, I had the maximum. Yeah, I mean, not Indian winter at the very most. The maximum is when I went to during the summer, I went to Manali and experience like zero degrees or one degree over there and like, oh, it felt cool about whatever types.
I mean, honestly, that wasn't really as much. I mean, I had all the preparation, I had all the gear, I had all the jackets and sweaters, but still doesn't prepare you for that moment when you actually get out on the cold heat of your face for the first time. And yeah, that was quite a like a weakening experience of sorts. Just wait till you're used to that and you come back and you open to the plane over there.
Can I ask a personal question of all of you guys? Did any of you own a refrigerator to have that aluminum freezer which would have, you know, the ice sort of farming on its sides? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Frosting.
Yeah, yeah. Not trash. Did any of you sort of scrape those, make them into balls and throw them at your sister and call it snow fights and get yelled at all balls? Just asking for a friend.
Oh, man. The one burning question that is on everybody's lips is, did you meet any important Canadians like Jim Cari or Akshay Kumar? Wow. Yeah.
I'm saying nothing, but. Well, unfortunately not so far. Although I have made a lot of Akshay Kumar skin around here. And that is, I mean, because like, I mean, this place is basically not skin.
A skin also, I mean, most of the people around here are my skin anyway. So yeah, but no, but the thing is, it's been, so I mean, as far as the cold is concerned, when I landed since for the last nine days, it's actually been unseasonably warm, which was actually good for me because it got me a little bit, like, a little bit of time to acclimatize for the last nine days. I was freezing and everyone's like, oh, it's very warm. Those are some people jogging in shots and things.
Yeah, no, I mean, it was so it was legitimate. I mean, since I've landed, the temperature hasn't been over like 70 degrees. 70 degrees is the maximum it's gone to. And when it was like around three or four degrees plus, I saw a guy like jogging with a vest and shorts with his dog.
Wow. So I was like, damn. And like the plenty of people who are like, heart, I mean, when I'm like freezing over here, like covered in like the Eskimo jacket and walking around, like, this thing that people who are like comfortably wearing one thin puffer jacket and walking around. So those are like the seasoned Canadians, I'm assuming.
But yeah, since yesterday, it's been a little, I mean, yesterday, finally it properly snowed down. We had a small snowstorm and yesterday it's snowed down a little. So I experienced snow for the first time yesterday properly outside. What, I mean, it was nice and all, but it was very wet.
So yeah, I mean, basically first reaction is wet, extremely wet. So it's not the romantic notion of the snow that we have. It's like a winter paradise. It's like a winter paradise.
It is nice. It looks nice. It's basically like, yeah, I mean, it's like, I mean, it's like, I'm, it's like, I'm here to go. He spoke or whatever?
Have you, have you heard about this guy named David Sinclair? No? He's like, he's like I should. David Sinclair, yeah.
So he, no. David Sinclair, so David Sinclair isn't to longevity research. Okay. So he feels and born out by Royal Ocean, it's a terrific YouTube channel.
I now really recommend all our listeners should give it a look. He, you know, he believes that the person, the human being who live 150 years, has been born already. So, you know, how can you tell? So one of the things is to have a very cold water bath, like zero degree shock.
It's called thermal shock or something like that. So you go out and you and what it's supposed to do is it's supposed to increase something called brown fat inside you. And this is supposed to be really good for everything. So, of course, I don't see the purpose of actually living long if you have to keep the ice bath like that.
What do you plan to do? No, but I actually, so you're very right. I mean, a friend of mine, I actually recently met another friend over here who has done this. It's called the polar plunge over here.
And so this guy, so basically they go and like it's a hole in the middle of ice lake kind of thing. They dig out a hole and then basically you go and dip yourself in that and stay underwater for about like 10, 15 seconds. And then you get out and it looks horrifyingly cold. But apparently it is, I mean, yes, there is a shock that comes like when you're going in the water.
But apparently like your body quickly accramatizes, it gets very cold. I mean, you get hypothermia if you stay there for very long. But once you get out, apparently it's like that's one surefire way of negating the cold outside. Like once he got out, he was like, I felt like a warm outside.
So yeah, I mean, that was that's one thing that a lot of people do. And yes, I have not done my research on the thing, but it apparently does have a lot of health benefits for doing that occasionally. And yeah, it's quite popular in scalded. Have you seen videos?
Yeah, so you have you have an opportunity. You'll be the first simplified host to reach 150. Oh, for sure. Yeah, I mean, but I think simplified is anything to go by you will live 150 years or several years to do.
Oh, but that's the whole point is I mean, if you have to live for if you have to do multiple pull up lunges to live up to 150, even worth it. So, but the one thing that really kind of nobody prepares you for is how much you have to get dressed up before you can leave the home. Like in India, like in India, like in Indonesia and all that stuff and you leave the house. If you told me right now that I have to go out, it'll take me at least 15 minutes before I'll be ready to go out.
Like in a way, wherever I go because the whole point is like not only do you have to wear that without the usual makeup that you put on. Oh, yeah, for sure. Yeah. I mean, besides, I mean, you have to like, you have to, you have a whole checklist that you have to do to go out with.
Otherwise, we get like otherwise we'd be freezing at one part of your body somewhere. Like one day I forgot to wear my long johns, what are called the basically the eithers inside your pants and you forget to wear that. So you're warm on your torso, but then your knees are freezing. So yeah, so you have to kind of like layer up a lot and there's a I mean, people get faster at it.
I'm assuming, but right now it takes me about 20 minutes to get ready. So you're a strategic platter. So layering things is something that you're quite easy. So let's talk about you found a Canadian, you found a Canadian Liverpool basket.
So tell us about that. I did. So yeah, it's actually a pub. I mean, the one great thing that I found is like the pub culture here is it's like the pub culture that we have heard of like the feeble pub culture of how like you just go to pub and everybody knows you and you sit down over there and you get your usual drink and like and you're allowed and you're able to watch the match and one thing is like no, there's no entry fee or cover charge.
Like it's just getting to watch the match. So yeah, there's a pub right around the corner actually from my house, which is where the Liverpool matches happen. I didn't know it was so close. So yeah, I mean, I've already experienced a couple of matches and including one match, I really wish I did not experience for reference Liverpool, just recently got walloped five, two by Real Madrid, but we're quickly moving past that.
But yeah, I've watched that. What time do the matches happen? Yeah, so that's another interesting part. Right now the matches.
So if it's 130 at, so right now all the matches that I experienced, mostly are happening around 130 at night in India and they're happening at three o'clock in the afternoon over here. So I guess, yeah, it's actually afternoons are the best time you want to step out because they are the warmest times. So you can like actually walk around their little sun and they'll be like nice and whatever. And plus you go for lunch and you watch the match and it's a very different experience to watching matches in India and Malaysia because Malaysia was even later and India was also like late.
So matches were always like late in the evening. Here it's all early in the afternoon or mid afternoon. The only thing is Champions League matches were I mean at the moment I'm currently unemployed. So I could go at like at three p.m.
on Wednesday and go watch a match. But otherwise they're like in the middle of your work they kind of think. So you are you have moved to both like KL and Canada. How have those two how do you compare those two experiences?
How are things our cultural differences between make what make benefit curious what does it mean? But yeah, I mean I'd say we did a similar podcast from Malaysia. I didn't mean I was leaving. We are masters at turning courses who conversations into partnership.
Yeah, but like Malaysia again, I mean to be very honest there wasn't as much of a I would say I was a culture shock but like a feeling that I was in a very different place than India. It wasn't really as profound because like the moment I landed the weather is kind of similar. The first thing the weather is really similar then afterwards you get out and like I mean you're around a lot of brown people around a lot of Asian people who have a lot of similar sensibilities roughly. There's a lot of parallels in those cultures and the way those cultures works.
So there were some there were things that were very different but also extremely similar and like things that make you feel very comfortable. But the one thing the biggest difference I'd say over here to Malaysia was the I'd say how yeah to Malaysia the biggest difference I'd say is I mean the weather obviously but beyond that it's like the aspect of how how open and how multicultural the society is in every which way like one thing even in the time that I've been here the people like Malaysia is multicultural unto itself but here it's not just multicultural I say pluralistic because like in the time that I've been here I've seen like people who are openly gay flamboyantly gay trans people like just like out in public you don't really see that in like Asian cultures per se or like accepted person like when I was going for the Liverpool match I was sitting next to a trans person I was watching the match I had a conversation with them and like generally like and they were like yeah they're on that regular thing watching a match and having a good time and like you generally don't get those experiences in Asia as such so I'd say one aspect of it being as pluralistic as it was I mean so far my experience has been still very limited of course I'm not saying that this is like a utopia of acceptance in any which way obviously there are problems with this country as well but just generally seeing that a lot more that's something I didn't see in either India or Malaysia but over that I'd say the other big aspect that is very different over here is dude it's hilarious how important being polite is over here so I have a yeah it's actually true like can you not so like we have to say thank you to ATM but what do they do is there if you're not polite to them they'll be out to you what they got they don't like what I actually thank chargey beauty no but it was actually quite like a very funny experience so I was going through I was trying to get my metro card and like refill some money on the metro card and there was a longer line and I was waiting for the street car which I had to catch to go ahead and whatever so I was in a bit of a hurry right so I obviously because an Indian story to hurry all politeness goes out of the window so like I was like ha ha whatever and then I tell you literally like put my card on the thing and I was like 50 bucks on this and then I was like I was ready to get out of whatever and the guy just looks at me and he's like uh it's okay dude you've got time and he looks at me that piercing stare okay he didn't say anything and then I was like I'm so sorry can you please load some money on this movie and then I was like oh shit and like I actually saw this and I was speaking to another friend as well and they're like yeah I mean it doesn't cost you much but like if you don't say please and thank you like even if you don't drop a tip right but if you don't say please and thank you at the end of it like they'll actually like give you the stink eye or they'll kind of like they won't really come in front of you for being rude at least most people don't but yeah politeness is valued a lot here like you have to kind of have please and thank you and you're like thank you so much for doing this for me or like kind of walking away from someone who's giving you something or help you out with something or if you like accidentally brush someone on the street like I was walking and this dude was walking around and didn't see me and he kind of bumped into me and he's like I'm so sorry man and like that was like Elphin still rude every day right so he's like no no like he's pausing like a uk did I drop anything of yours and he's like no no no and like I mean the politeness is is very palpable although while that politeness is there there is also a level of like I mean it's polite but also extremely formal like people want to talk about like when I was talking to this other person when I was at that pub when I was talking about stuff another aspect that came across to me was they want to talk about like general stuff like the person was very open to talking about like the game and all that stuff but also get very uncomfortable when I asked them their name or where they stay and stuff like that so they were like extremely comfortable opening up about everything that is in the moment but like the moment I was that I faked them stiff enough a little and that's where I realized that they're also extremely private people like having a conversation means having a conversation about stuff not about themselves and unless like you know them better or whatever so Indians tend to get like I haven't noticed this like basically like it just built for efficiency like there are many of us and we have to like you don't have time for pleasantries and stuff like I don't remember where it was but like in a couple of instances I've like gotten really mad when I was in a country other than India and they don't understand how to queue efficiently right so there will be like 10 counters and let's say you're like an usher is supposed to tell you which counter to go yeah and like this guy basically like put me at the end of one queue and I'm like listen that was shorter can I not go over there it's like no no you understand here and then basically like he put a bunch of us here and then he opened a fresh counter and he pulled people from the back of the queue and sent them there and I'm like my sense of like efficient fairness from India was completely outraged so I think yeah have you seen yeah not exactly seen this thing per se but I've seen like a related thing in the sense that so when you need to do stuff like when you have like the one thing is again with medicine over here like socialized medicine over here right sometimes you need to see a specialist you have to wait for an appointment and sometimes that are waiting for a specialist appointment depending on how dire an emergency is going to be as long as six months or something like that right so I mean six months yeah yeah it can take that long to see a specialist if you want to see a specialist not an emergency then it can have to wait six months for heavens then you have to give you a condition that's by then gotten gotten an engineering degree and given up what I did like I'm going to be a freelance copywriter and so I mean they do the triage and they say okay it's not that I'm so that's both both control failures are checked out delivery delivery is warped right so obviously you get a lot of the regular medicines over the counter at pharmacies and stuff like that but and you want to get checked out for a regular stuff with a family doctor you can get that immediately but a specialist appointment can take a bit of time but anyway coming to the point that you were talking about Tony the thing about the queuing thing so when you get your appointment with a specialist for example right it's perfectly normal to go and take a day off for that like you can just tell your employer that boss I've got a specialist appointment today yeah I'm taking the day off because like I've got no no so I'm going so the thing is along like with those like that kind of stuff if you've got to get stuff done a lot of people right they tend to like take the day off and get stuff done right so they so and a lot of people assume like if you're if you're shopping in the middle of a workday nobody's going to be like I said you're shopping in your lunch break so let me get you stuff get you stuff quickly and like have you move along everyone's working at their own pace right so if you have to get it done quickly buy fewer things check the line yourself and get into it and the other thing is I don't know where you went where you got an usher there are no washers there are no washers so we're speaking in ushering in the line anyway right so you where our which line is got a lesson going stand in that line right so I mean this is the third first world there are no washers there nobody's got money to pay a liftman for example I have this I have this anecdote about about rudeness right so this probably happened in Canada so this guy probably Indian guy comes he barges in and he wants to know whether you're not so you just you know without exchanging any pleasantries there's very the urinal he says down the guy's very politely says down the corridor sir you will find a door marked gentleman ignore the sign and go right here oh yeah that's very good like that's what they find like unique ways to make you like for example like there's another thing about tipping right which is also a big thing over here like you are expect like Canadians are I mean are really good tippers like apparently they dip out of compulsion like standard North American tipping rate right now is around 15% Canadians regularly tip 18% to up to 20% right so do they have GST also on top of the yeah yeah on top there's Gs so when you see a tag for anything on sale over here right the price the price never right so taxes are about that tip is also about that so if you see something for 50 bucks that it cost you at least 60 to 65 bucks right so like dollars this is so yeah this is it's a whole adjustment that you have to kind of get to but yeah so once what happens is over here you have to tip well but then I was like okay Canadians are good tippers Canadians are also polite if you don't tip they won't confront you because they're too polite so how does that work and the simple thing is they just come and stand over you and smile at you while you are clicking in the buttip and and all that stuff so I mean you got like look at their face I mean unless you're a heartless buster you can look at their face and like tip them nothing so I'm like looking and smiling and they'll be like sir did you enjoy your service and I was like yeah sure and then you click in your tip and then you're like I'm sorry I'm still Indian I'm only going to 15% and then you walk out there's nothing else that you can do so yeah I mean they've designed the system in such a way that you have to stay at your server while you're tipping so yeah so then you automatically end up tipping like properly and but the service honestly I mean they if you're there are very specific cultural like there's a whole dance around how the tipping thing works so if you're taking food away you're not expected to tip right but if you're eating in and if there's someone who's serving you then tip is expected right because the service has been rendered so service has been rendered so and the thing is and you know that service has been rendered right like when you're when you're taking stuff away you're like literally like it's an automated process that food is almost getting to you in some way or the other end minimal human interaction there's someone working in the kitchen they're just shoving the stuff outside and whatever there's a high hello and take your food and go away but when you're getting served like you actually know and like they make sure that you know that you're being served so that there's a at least a sucky communication that a tip is expected at this point of time so that's a whole dance set up to learn there's an exchange of agency life will clients tip planners well doubt you did that's a big deal to you're like if anyone's getting tip if anyone's not going to get tipped it's probably the planners like I doubt planners are ever anything that's that's what about the food like how is it oh yeah so uh have you different to the strategic reserve yet yeah so I already I mean I experienced a few things first is actually I'm more I'm not still gotten into all the Canadian staples although the one thing I did try was poutine which is a very Montreal Quebec kind of thing he was to play for Liverpool but that is really sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry my words yeah so poutine is this like cheese fries thing which is like with a sauce and all that stuff and it had actually so the place I went to they said so the poutine has chicken stock although you can't taste it and I was like okay let's actually couldn't taste it it couldn't taste the chicken at all so I was like fine I'll have it but it was really good it was like the sauce and like the thing and it's the whole thing you have it with beer and like it's a when it's cold it's it's a whole thing like about all that oh by the way the I did you not hot chocolate when it's actually cold just feels like heaven like you don't like I've never had I've never enjoyed hot chocolate as much as when I was walking outside it was minus four and I'm drinking hot chocolate I felt like there's heaven going down my throat all right so yeah so like it truly truly makes it like that it's built for this climate not for drinking when it's 30 degrees in India so yeah I mean that was one thing but but still haven't had I mean I'm planning to go for waffles and pancakes sometimes soon with like a couple of friends and go and to me enjoy the real maple syrup although I mean I had like I mean you can get original Canadian maple syrup on digbasket also so don't be so yeah just buy that right off it just cost you a bit but then the it's 30 degrees here we want to do some things yeah yeah no you do realize that most of the places are indoors and indoors it's also about 25 degrees so I'm not I'm not wearing this t-shirt inside well it's like now it's minus 17 outside so that would not work so yeah it's it's knowing outside actually like do the windows open no they do you want to open yeah you could wow now we're getting down to real flashbacks over here we want from like culturally how to do it oh wow can I say it's all right yeah open the window I just forget to close it yeah like I'm very very worried about windows now because I guess you guys saw it last week I see a 30th floor and a freaking monkey came into my kitchen bed yeah what the hell and you know like the most disturbing part of the whole thing was how calm the monkey was and how freaked out I was and it had no effect on the monkey whatsoever so now I'm like I'm like you wonder who's involved right who's involved from home right toward the floor yeah on that motor free animals are they like straight elk walking the roads of moose in your head no I think that's pretty much free at the moment although I have seen a lot of I mean certain animals which you don't really see in India or Asia which is like I just saw like a raccoon running around and I've never seen a raccoon in my life right so you saw a raccoon and then you see like black big gentleman a huge squirrels okay like these huge squirrels with big bushy tails and I walked out to the harbor front and you see those I mean the painting ducks the ducks that you only seen paintings those green ones the green ones yeah yeah yeah actually you actually shoot we all played the duck actually swim in the lake out there so I mean those are I think mallard ducks are something they're called so I mean those ducks I mean I saw those ducks they're just being polite they're going to be allowed yeah that's when you take that duck and like put some guy right there the fat okay I think you go to a judge so he'll become a lot my lot and my lot oh god that's a B-shirt slogan oh wow that is a statement that has never been spoken before pretty sure of that you see simplified going where's chat GPT never dares yeah so what are we have what tell us about snack foods what have you in the absence of kakara what are you eating oh yeah so the party on the streets or are the unsingilized beasts no there are no there is the party on the streets although there are plenty of Indian grocery stores when you pretty much get everything like there's a DIY holli ram's a DIY pani puri kit by the way hey which you can buy let's back up and break down each of that what you said DIY holli ram's DIY station what is it and why do we not have it here so it's basically a box it's a DIY so you can buy it in the grocery store it's got it's a big box the box has like it's got a packet of puri in it's got all the masalas there so you basically mix the masalas and you make the chakk means and you buy that out of the grocery store but yeah you don't have any vendors on the site because i doubt frozen pani puri has much of peels so i was thinking that the Canadian health bureau might have a whole thing to say about a secret ingredient condenser I think before the health bureau the health of the pani puri vendor might worry me a lot more so yeah but there is no street food in Canada it's because there are there are there are there are plenty there's a lot of street food in Canada actually there's a lot of hot top like it's like not the american hot top vendors you have i mean there's some areas where you can get falafels and shawramas and all that stuff and fries and some places are poutine as well in like some of those lanes and all that so I still haven't explored all of this because most of it is non-vegetarian which is also another thing that I need to look out for and like any of you fellows so yeah but i mean the one thing that I was present is surprised about is it's easier honestly easier to get vegetarian food in any restaurant you're walking to here than in militia this I'm not surprised by ancient like they understand what vegetarian is they have vegan differentiation every restaurant ikd you not like you go to a steakhouse also you'll get vegetarian food in there right and like every single place has like vegetarian vegan options they will customize it for you they will understand what you want like because everyone has allergies over here so they're anyway used to customizing everything so like they will customize anything for you as long as you're in so my favorite place already is like this place where i get ramen and that ramen place is just heaven like i get like vegetarian ramen over there and it's like it's cheap and it's great ramen and it's very hot and it's hot ramen soup when it's like freezing snowing outside is again heaven so like great ramen you get and all cuisines so basically all cuisines on the world like plus vegetarian options so you can get like a lot of great stuff everywhere so that's what you can chicken ramen also and of course you do of course you do you can call it yeah chicken also you can call it cv ramen because it'll be true and then we can just do that how did that get there oh my god yeah but what's the what's the so but as everyone knows the famous story about cv ramen and he was one the Nobel Prize and others tried to get into drink they said and they no doubt has his code that to run his back you've seen the lambda effect on alcohol now let's see the alcohol effect on alcohol now let's see the alcohol effect on the delivery so let's but by the way this is true so you have to say it's not with those in your temple oh blame for this stuff stop stop nursing your temple is not yeah oh god they are just so what's the alcohol scene what's the alcohol scene do you have to stand in the last matter yeah so they have no alcohol is pretty much available everywhere i mean and craft alcohol as well like it's i mean i've already had alcohol like yeah so i mean craft beer and stuff like i look at alcohol in the sense that there's gin craft gin places there's craft like liquid places and all different kinds of stuff which i've not strictly explored i mean i've been here but the couple of pubs that i went to especially to watch the Liverpool match like i got a really nice red beer of sorts which was very interesting to drink i don't know what it had but i did really look that up it was an IPA it was a red IPA and the other thing that obviously i mean for me right now first thing that i went and tried was the Guinness over here which is the Guinness draft which is poured out of a not in a bottle Guinness like pulled out of a keg which is the true way to have Guinness not the heathen way to have Guinness but yeah but anyway sorry it's really cool and the bubbles just go down instead of up yeah it is it is actually actually I mean it's actually Guinness by itself the drink is also it's actually made for colder countries in the way because it's it's a warming drink that's actually quite heavy you know like if you have it with them you usually pair it with a meal and it is almost like an appetizer like it's heavy enough to be like that so if you have a full point of Guinness it should keep you going for a little bit type of thing yeah so i mean had that had a few other beers like i had i went to this pub around near the harbour front where i had a very interesting lemon shandy thing which was delightful like honestly the beers here are tasty unlike India so hello hello we are taking umbrage yeah i mean i'm not even spending most of your time intoxicated you know by other means which we shall also discuss like you know i have to i have to tell you the craft craft alcohol seen in Bombay back in the 70s 80s early not not 70s but early 80s for sure so there was a lot of prohibition kind of thing probably not lifted in Bombay but still i mean it was very difficult so you would get these this huge brood by you know people and it was it was quite okay i mean compared to that so if you are economically constrained as students for often you know that of the case so you would go to one of these joints so the one joint that we used to go which would be her yeah which would be her actually that was uh that was a name given actually very coincidentally that was a name given to that this place that i'm going to tell you about this uncle so there was an uncle an auntie you know the uncle is one structure so the downstairs is uncle will be sitting and he'll be like smoking bd or whatever and then he won't tell uncle so there's only you you don't have choice some booze would be there you would hand the cash and he would sort of look around just to make sure you're not a stool pigeon you haven't got the coppers and the flat feet so he would wrap in code on the on or i don't know i think on the staircase and auntie would lower not yeah it's not like suddenly dropping a beat and auntie would lower the hooch in a basket and then you take it and then you would put it inside or whatever i showed or whatever i deserved whatever i deserved and someone actually called it hooch bia so the hooch bher was indeed hooch was under no i mean i just got it from my sogini not it is not from the refrigerator no it's from the outside the real thing yeah the ingredients no yeah it looks good to me this question there's no it's on the floor of my what is what is what is afghansno what is afghansno what is afghansno what is afghansno uh no idea quiz question is this a serious one or a serious quiz question google it oh okay i know what uh i know what uh i know what uh the winner has to tow for kabul kar was it yeah i know what afghans which would be kabul each other but yeah it's only kabul each other it's only kabul each other i i don't know if this product is available back in the day it was a cream that women would apply on their face i mean anyone could have had a face but yeah oh that's why i've got i have no clue it was afghans it was my mom used to use it so i know why so i know the next episode of simplified so overall i mean it's only been 11 days here i mean there's a lot more exploration to do but like i said the first reaction is like it's a it's a whole whole new world out here kind of to explore and to figure out and yeah i'm very excited to do that while i hunt for a job i mean the main thing right now is do not come here uh i mean unless you're a new permanent resident i'm looking for a job but do not come here otherwise you will lose money very quickly so yeah so that's a tip on tips in karar oh yeah that is best we shall look forward to hearing more updates from you uh chicken but of course for simplified listeners one massive thing that they should know is that you are braving early mottings in order to do this according to this we traditionally have heard from six to eight in the evening and what's the time right now over there it's like it's just become eight of a thing uh i think it's seven fifteen in the morning yeah big body which i was really just even colder so thank you for your sacrifice uh she I mean doesn't i mean the temperature doesn't really depend inside outside right how is it like outside the house is like outside the house is like outside heated okay so i mean it could be minus 25 outside it'll still be a balmy 23 degrees inside my apartment so it's good so yeah but the thing though is i'm sitting near the windows and near the windows tend to be little colder because again like the windows are cool because it's and also and also did all the trivia that we gave you last time helped with the immigration interest well he made it in i mean i kind of made it a point to kind of keep it all out of my mind when i was talking to the immigration officer so that did help so what you should have done is you should have just given him a simplified like have you like they sit in this room so 45 minutes correct and then all the guys behind they'll be like vices puking so long like oh no he's listening to me you've got time man you've got time i got you also realize that the queue was full of Indian people okay no like you're not the queue was all Indian people because the immigrant are Indian around here so yeah that's there's no patience there they are not Canadian either okay so we will look forward to hearing more updates from you shikita sikati do your North American journey unless you stay in the better part of not like i really like my hashtag not not america not america is actually quite nice let's keep that going so nothing you know how to end stay safe stay warm and stay simplified see you next week