Amy Poehler

Why do you think that is?

I know there's a, there's a, an attitude, a Canadian attitude that's really lovely to be around, which is basically, and I think, I mean,

I think a lot of it has to do with the weather, which is basically like you can either choose to complain or you can get on with it.

That's very, that's very Boston too.

Like very, like, like you can't like,

Just don't kind of fall in love with yourself, you know, and we're here to drag you back down.

We're going to humble you every step of the way if you do.

So you grew up in Canada and when did you realize, you know, you had this gift and

you knew that music was going to be part of your life forever.

Do you remember the feeling when you were young that you knew, I think I'm good at this, or I think I really want to do this?

You got to know when to hold them.

Know when to walk away.

Makes sense that a seventh grade girl would relate to that.

Okay, so you're in Canada.

You're a young person who's realizing I have something special.

Yeah.

Okay.

So then you're listening to all these incredible singer songwriters and you decide you want to be a singer songwriter and you get a record deal at 19.

Yeah.

That's the thing that I think sometimes we kind of like, you know, we're kind of tough on ourselves when we look back and look at our naivete about things and think like, oh, we didn't know what we were doing.