Caitlin Green

That was when he officially engaged with a dialect coach.

And that's kind of how good he is for like an unknown actor.

That's what he pulled off.

And I think that Ilya, the Russian one on the show, played by the kind of goofy doofy one in real life, I think it's a funny role reversal because Hudson Williams, who plays Shane Hollander, the boring, quote unquote, boring Canadian on the show, is actually the spicy one in real life.

Yes.

Like it's a real flip.

Well, out West, it's called frequently a cabin.

So they'll say, come to the cabin.

It'll still be, you know, potentially like an MTV crib style, quote unquote cabin.

It'll still be very fancy.

I do think true to form Canadians are a little bit modest.

And so we could say cabin or cottage and you're going to roll up to like a palatial estate in Muskoka.

So I think it's typical of us to like undersell how nice it would be.

But this does track.

I've heard this before from my US friends in Muskoka.

They're like, this isn't a cottage.

You guys have completely described this the wrong way.

So that tracks.

I think you are.

And I really want to know what happens.