I love hearing people joke about this ultra-specific stuff. It’s not aboot “eh” or “hoser”….ok maybe the “Eh”
But there is a “Canadian customer service” voice and the difference between a Canadian customer service voice and a normal voice is probably an octave and a half…..
Do you measure distance in time and give directions based on Tim Hortons locations?
There’s also the “yeah no, yeah” or the “oh no, yeah, no, no”
Usually, this is how I know my parents are finishing up on the phone. When my dad was speaking at 2500Hz I knew he was hanging up soon.
Usually, this is how I know my parents are finishing up on the phone. When my dad was speaking at 2500Hz I knew he was hanging up soon.
