Ask A Canadian

i believe it.

 

Well let me ask you this.... If you had a family member in the ambulance, being transported to ER with lights and sirens, would you follow 5 feet behind it and go through red lights and pass cars in your personal vehicle?

 

I think it's true. I'm part of the 10% with the IQ over 40. How you doing? You working today?

 

no i wouldn't. i've never even thought of that. thanks for the tip!

 

mmmaaaaaaaaybe

 

Bahaha!!! I got on the radio and had a sheriff's deputy pull her over. She won't do that again! It's a good way to get killed. Statistically, any second vehicle going through an intersection has a high probability of being hit - even if it's a response vehicle. Most people see one vehicle go through and assume that's it and don't think about there being a second vehicle. But that might different up there since most of your citizens have a higher level of education and higher IQ.

 

Bad boy!!!

 

Lunch date hmmmmm???? Things are hot and muggy and every one is calling 911 today.... But that's ok. This last guy needed us. He broke his back. It was pretty bad.

 

2 hours isn't so bad. Have you finished your itinerary yet? Humidity SUCKS.

 

for the girlies!! Are you going to kiss the Blarney Stone and golf while you're there?

 

I've never been out there. But I've heard the golf courses are beautiful and I could definitely use some luck kissing the Blarney Stone!

 

Oooooohhhhh Yeah. If you have nice clubs, I wouldn't travel with them. I'm not picky on clubs. I'm not good enough to buy nice ones. All I usually take with me when I go to putz around is a putter, 5 iron, 7 iron, and driver. I proved I can get out of the sand with a 5 iron.

Does Canada have good golf courses?

 

i think they are. i'm not much of a golfer but a lot of people play.

 

Well you've got the perfect weather up there for it. Do you have drive-in theaters?

 

there is one in my city.

 

Are they rare up there? When I lived in Illinois there was one 20 minutes from my house and I think was the only one in the state. They were very popular in the 80's. We would sneak people and beer in the trunk.

 

they're fairly rare some towns have them but they only operate in the summer

 

The same in Illinois. Snow and harsh winter is not a good time to be at the drive-in. Does yours have the old speakers or does it have a newer set up that transmits to the radio?

 

i dont know i've never been there. i would assume its through the speakers.

 

slow night?