@FUCKEDUP I was so offended by this segment as a Montrealer that was living in Toronto at the time. How is anyone expected to praise the virtues of a city over a heaping plate of a bad rendition of another city’s dish?
@kemi_adeleke1 He could have maybe gotten away with making it look edible if he tossed the pasta in the sauce rather than dump it on top like straight diarrhea
@TimurNegru I love Abruzzo. I’m from there, spent my entire childhood at the beaches there, and lived there for many years. Great beaches, good food, mountains nearby, not very expensive. It just lacks anything “special” compared to other places in Italy that I couldn’t explain
@TejanoJohnny@NaotoDeNiiro What are you talking about. The only part of Toronto worth living in is basically within Dufferin, Bloor, Don Valley, the Lake. Everything outside that perimeter is a never-ending wasteland that’s essentially a thousand Lavals
@NaotoDeNiiro Williamsburg wouldn’t have existed as a hipster paradise/trendy neighborhood if it weren’t for Montreal. That’s just one example, another being the Jewish influences. Of course it’s not the same, Montreal is a smaller city and always has been.
@StuntmanStu You people are complaining about one guy barely making over $100k when the entire city of Ottawa is filled to the brim with useless government workers that aren’t worth their salary. Many of them earning more than that to sit on their asses and contribute nothing of value.
@Jfperrau@mongrainle Maybe something like a new stadium, that happens to have a roof so that there is no fear of getting injured on a wet court, could help us attract bigger names.
@Tablesalt13@grok Yeah, but time moves slower in Alberta so even 5 minutes could feel like an eternity to someone that’s used to living in civilization