Canada: Beaver Tails Texas: Beaver Nuggets Uhhhhh... What's with all the beaver snacks...

Welcome to Canada, the country that's so cold we spread tree blood on ice and then eat it on a stick as a snack.

“PEOPLE KEPT SPEAKING FRENCH AT ME-“ LMAO

17:22 people always talk about how monopoly is the friendship ender, but bro uno can be just as petty

Two-hour Uno is the realest most relatable and scariest thing that can happen

This reminded me so much of how I met my wife. We met online in 2016 because she loved my art. After some time talking, we met in person at Anime Expo 2017. That December I packed my life into a carryon suitcase, took the train and moved in with her. We got married 2022. Life has a funny way of bring you to people who will love you like no other.

9:42 oh no your absolutely right. As someone who went to a French school and studied French verbs you have every right to find the language absurd

There was an ikea- Not me having vivid flashbacks of the exact ikea in question

Couldn’t watch this when it first came out because my iPad died but damn this title is the most Star thing ever.

3:45 Well, Beaver Nuggets are essentially flavored packing peanuts so...

wow, your friends sound like nerds 😎

Extremely uncool friends who understand French. Lame.

8:15 As some that lived in Montreal for half my life, I can tell you, NOT EVEN FRENCH SPEAKING CANADIANS CAN UNDERSTAND THE QUEBEC ACCENT. You are not alone in this. I still have trouble going through a place I lived in for half my life and understanding what they are saying. French is a pretty hard language to understand if you're not use to it.

When I was 20 I took a spontaneous 2 week trip to LA, Booked on Monday afternoon, flew out Friday morning early, which meant I had to grab the train to the airport on Thursday evening as the earliest train would arrive an hour after departure. NO friends waiting for me, and had to go everywhere on foot. Had a blast. Miss being crazy like that. :}

As a Midwestern American I find your culture shock funny, because yes, while I would experience culture shock as well I would experience significantly less of it.

I was going to be disappointed if you didn't say you were watching the extended editions. The *correct* way to watch LOTR. On a different note, I can empathize with what you said about being a lot more shy in person. I'm usually very long-winded or memey on YT, but irl I usually go out of my way to avoid social interactions, and I typically use as few words as possible.

I've gotten to the point where I've listened to basically every single video you've made while playing Stardew Valley

'the longest and most violent game of Uno I've ever played' Welcome to playing Uno in Canada, yes it's always violent and, yes often long as h*ll. When I'm playing Uno with my friends, I be getting on the table to yell at them, and insulting them every time they hit me with a +2/+4 but also when I hit them with one. And yeah sometimes you end up with a +20💀

More Jay teaching you sword fighting!

22:24 that is a chaotic and hilarious way to play D&D

“Gas station snacks from buc-ee’s” STAR I LOVE YOU

Oh hey I remember the stream this was being discussed (the cube is probably my favorite of these member emojis)

Nope is one of my favorite movies and I gotta say, the mental image of watching it completely mute is so funny to me 😂 when you get the chance you should absolutely watch it with volume it makes it extra amazing

Houston has Tim Hortons, Dallas airport is great, only travel on Tuesdays. UNO variants are beautiful

17:46 I always played with that rule too. You mean to say that's not an actual rule?! Same with 17:57

The fact that your acting like Canadian stuff is like ancient and I am loving it- I am also Canadian

7:59 that’s so valid- I’m Canadian as well so I know how unintelligible French can be to a non native speaker. also considering the thick accent you were probably talking to a Québecois, who are notorious for being hard to understand even for French speakers

I'm deeply concerned and think there's a 50/50 chance I'll still be concerned when I understand the title. Edit: I'm no longer concerned but instead excited.

As a Torontonian I do the flipping the bird thing at the TV screen when there's snow in the forecast. lol I hate winter, which didn't happen until mid-march this 'winter'.

I have not been in DFW airport in about 15 years, so maybe this is dated. However, the only time I've been in the DFW airport and thought it was quiet was when I came in on a flight that landed after midnight. Everything apart from caffeine dispensaries (Starbucks, Dunkin', etc) was closed, including the ticket desks and security. Maybe there was stuff operating in the receiving areas of the airport, but I only had carry on luggage and my car was in remote parking. If I recall correctly, I took the train to remote parking and didn't have to interact with anyone. I don't think I ever flew out before 8AM, but I can imagine it's quiet then also.

As someone who lives in Minnesota (AKA southern Canada tbh) Seeing people wander outside of their homes in basketball shorts, a yellow-stained white tank-top in the middle of December is probably the most normal thing here lol

Glad to hear you had a good time! Funny thing about the snow: Ottawa had its warmest winter ever recorded this year, so frankly I'm surprised you found snow at all. Sucks because we have the Rideau Canal - the largest skating rink in the world - and it was only able to be open for 10 days this year (45 is roughly the average) after not being open at all last year. At least there's still canoeing available in the summer. And yeah, Montreal airport is quite confusing at times. Hopefully it didn't sour your opinion of Quebeckers, they really are wonderful to be around when I go to all the different bands and concerts that like to skip over Ottawa (I am totally, 100%, not jealous of this, yep).

Me and my Moms listened to this and absolutely love that you make this stuff and have good friends

“The horrors of people speaking French” is such a funny line

Came to hear about a stabbing. Left missing my friends.

I only recently started playing Stardew Valley and so am very excited to be able to recognise the background music

If anything could do what my Mom did when she moved to Florida. Went to the beach, wrote "F you Winter," and flipped me off for the camera (and finds it funny).

I live in the Montreal area, and hoo boy, you nailed it so hard, you had me actually chuckling. It's funny how Canada is such a big unknown for a lot of Americans the further you are from the border. I visited someone in Kansas a few years back, and their parents asked me what side of the road we drive on in Canada, if we do the Fourth Of July or Thanksgiving, and so on. Mind you, these folks were college-educated. As you saw yourself, we're mostly kinda an America Lite. Oh, incidentally, my flight back out of Kansas to Chicago O'Hare was funny. It was literally just me and the entire KSU basketball team. In a propeller plane the size of a coach bus without much legroom. 💀 French really is a wild language. French has silent X's, silent S's, and even silent ENT's. They say the French have never met a letter they couldn't silence. And yeah, you're right, English is just as bad. We have C's and GH's that can stand for like thirteen and a half different sounds (seriously... "Naughty laughing ghost?" "Pacific Ocean"? 😂). Oh, there's something goofy that happens on a regular basis in Montreal: Asking someone for directions in French and carrying on the conversation for a few whole-ass sentences until you both realize that the other person is also a native English-speaker rather than French. 😅 I'm not surprised that the Montreal-to-Ottawa flight was a twenty-minute hop in a propeller plane. Montreal-to-Ottawa is a two-hour *_drive_* on a good day - I've made the drive probably a dozen times. About poutine: Oh heck yeah. I call it "a heart attack in a bowl". It'll kill you, but you'll die happy. We can't get enough of the stuff. You can get a poutine almost anywhere: Greasy spoons? The best. McDonalds? Yup. Burger King? Yup. Tim Hortons? They did one for a little while. Shwarma shops? Yup. Fancy restaurants? Yup, gourmet poutine is a thing. Pre-packed poutine at gas stations? Yeah, not too proud of that one, but here we are. Anyway this video really did put a shit-eating grin on my face. Thanks for posting. This is maybe the third video of yours I've ever watched, and you just got a sub out of me.

I’m driving to Canada to see the eclipse right now!

Every time you say “Hey star what you drawing?” I just keep thinking of the sentence of “Hey star what you cooking?” I don’t know why I kept thinking of it

I'm from Quebec and I get to the Montreal airport for the first time this year. It was so huge! And yes, French is not an easy language. And many French speakers have a sharp accent (myself included, of course)... The province of Quebec protects its French language a little too much...

19:02 my strategy for when card numbers get this obscenely large, I make piles for cards that are the same type so I can organize them more easily

YOUR FRIENDS SOUND AMAIZING!!!!

Oh yeah Villainous was one hell of a board game to try to learn. Aha. Played it with my bff awhile ago now, was fun, was chaotic, i won the first time we played

17:57 me any my family have an uno deck that we got years ago where you could make our own cards and we were RUTHLESS back then (and still are) so now we play with cards that say +17 on top of the house rule that we can stack the same type of card on top of each other in an attempt to not make the game last 7 years

I somehow got stuck in a French class in middle school. I have never been more confused in a class. I choose to do it again the next year. Why, I still don't know. I don't know how I passed...

psst... come to Toronto! We have CONS!

From being stabbed to stabbing someone, damn

Thanks for reminding me to watch Nope I love a good horror movie, not slasher but thrillers, or well-done gore with a story. I've never heard of a swap deck rule I may try experimenting with that someday. The rest is standard rules where I'm from....You gotta add the chain combos and sequential order regardless of color to really let loose it results in wilds being more of a bluff and skips and reverses becoming momentum killers while at the same time attempting to card count your opponents someone with 15 cards can easily win in a single turn....and when everyone piles on draw 2's and 4's easily one person can end up drawing 40 cards, my standard UNO deck is 3 packs together

SDV music in the background is fantastic.

As a person from Montreal I am sorry you had such a harsh time at our airport. Also yes French is a very silly language.

A perk of being a US/Canada citizen is the ability to have these out of the blue trips to Canada/US without really any major preps. It is unfortunately something us non-US & canadian lads can't have :(

as someone who's group of friends is also in another coutnry, i relate so much to this video XD my experience trough airports each time i visit is the same, down to the existential crisis monologue

Your lines are so clean I love them haha

Practicing with the longsword looked so fun

I met my internet friends in a very similar way to you! I never really understood how people could be friends with strangers on the internet, and then I met this group. They're such wonderful people and I would dearly love to meet them someday! Most of them live in Europe though, so it would be a bit more difficult than an impulse trip to Canada haha

I have the same house rules for uno. One time I got my sister to take 36 cards.

24:15 This is so true because I only have 1 friend as a 4th year college student, and that friend already graduated last year 😅 Honestly, I'm hoping to make a few friends in-person as well as online that's around the same age range as me 🤞🏽🙇🏽‍♀️

I was just watching your videos and saw this after finishing one, how the heck!!

It's the same in Belgium, if you're a French speaking, they keep speaking Dutch to you because of the opposition between French and Dutch speaking part of the country. In Quebec, they speak French to every English person.

I feel a sense that a new video is coming to talk about the times Star went to airports.

Well, we French people are always told French is the language of love. Since love is the most complex emotion out there, it's language must follow suit.😂😂😂😂 Oh! And Beaver tails are actually fried pizza dough. Easy to make at home.😊

16:09 Who is that, that's not a snow-tailed weasel.

Isnt the fact, that you can stack +2 and +4 cards in Uno a standart rule? Every game, that I ever played had it.

Just finished the video,,, SLAYY!!! YOU ATE THAT UNO GAME UP :33

12:07 the whole social interaction thing I get more than anything. The whole, I’m a lot, but still shy lol

that thumbnail is on point!

You’re explaining killer uno and man! That is fun! I’ve played for three hours straight before! It’s great!!!

HELL YESSS NEW VIDDD

Istg ur vids r soooo good while doing arttttt

that's how my BFs family plays uno! we use uno flip! thats a riot

23:37 It's ok,feel free to cry

That’s literally my anxiety if I have gulps of a regular coffee. When I drank a whole one I wanted to die 😅

Well, it seems like you had fun in the country where an exploding house was part of our history (I’m a nerd deal with it)

(reveals being introverted and having social anxiety) First time? Glad that you had good time. 👍

My entire name is French. First and middle are just the french spelling, my last name people always say wrong when they read it. It actually has two silent ls. Also 5 vowels and an x.

When did they change that rule in UNO? It has always been you draw till you get a card to play...

21:00 fun fact: back here in austria we have a type of cake called Bienenstich wich literally translates to bee sting. so that tends to bear similarly wtf style reactions too

Thanks for the video

Can’t believe this came out the same day Jaiden Animations released “I got sent to Japan” L o l.

"Beaver nuggets" as a Midwestern who's only been to a Buc-cee's once, that is odd.

12:30 as someone that’s close buddies with a person she met online, and also has the same anxiety when talking to people: *My friend did all the work, he’s the one that asked me questions and started conversations, and eventually I got comfortable enough to not have anxiety when texting back XD* Online friendships are magical man

I’m so grateful I was gifted a membership, I love watching (or listening) to your story videos, they’re so entertaining! Glad I got to see this early, kind of disappointing the end of the month is coming up, but it’s really fun to use the member emojis!

French is honestly my bane at the moment and not even for the vowel movement issues. 😂

15:23 POUTINE RULES OMG YES

"I mean if you aren't constantly bullying eachother even a little bit are you even friends?" Real bc with every friend of mine we are sometimes mean to eachother (with only one of my friends we are friends yet bully eachother ever sentence we speak)

Damn didn’t expect you to get so accustomed to the Canadian culture so fast (i am of course referring to the stabbing)

As a french canadian; I had a similar experience in custom when I was visiting USA. Like, please when i ask to speak slowly so I can understand, why does they have a judgemental look and just keep going? T_T

As someone who lives near Canada, it is baffling to me to think of it as international to the point of concern. It's like America's cousin

I live in the same country you do (I live in Virginia), and I have never heard of beaver nuggets until now.

I have a boyfriend over the internet and have already figured out what to do on our wedding

We love falling asleep to cheese

I have the same anxiety in texting😅

Fun fact I know: Canadian French is apparently very different from European French. So much so that you can't just learn one and be able to understand the other.

I’m going to mono con I’m so excited to see you!!!!

God I wish I wish I was invited to a DnD session out of nowhere (got them dice waiting to be used ever since I bought em' at a convention)

Shadow heart is so cute in your style.

If you have any story about the eclipse I would love to hear even if it's not that exciting ^^

I clicked on the title before I processed it, and then my brain was like, WAIT WHAT

Me, a Canadian, seeing this title: if you managed to piss off Canadians then- you must’ve done something REAL bad……