Scott Adams

And it would make America or this pan or unified American economy such a threat to China that China becomes a barfly.

Which cat is that?

Is that Gary?

So that's what they want.

And I think ultimately, if we played our cards right in Canada, that's what we'll get.

But it's just frustrating to watch this unnecessary theater go on the pushback against, well, what are you pushing back?

They're 80% of our economy, or sorry, 76% of our economy.

We're not pushing back.

Just work with them.

And the other thing is, the last point on this, my American friends often struggle to understand, especially the farther south you go,

90% of Canadians live within an hour drive of the border.

I'm an hour from Niagara Falls in Toronto, which is the biggest city.

We're the same culture.

If you go to Alberta and North Dakota, it's the same culture.

Same thing where I live.

If you're in upstate New York and Toronto, we have all the same cultural references, the same media, the same influences.

So we really are the same, a very, I think we are the same culture.

The difference is Canadians are more passive.

Whereas Americans are more aggressive, which is why I always get criticized and say, you behave more like an American.

And I say, well, thank you.