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Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Watching Conan the last two nights has led me to conclude that Canadians must not spend a lot of time in large groups outside of hockey games. WTF is up with all of the hooting and spontaneous yelling? It's distracting and (I think) uncharacteristic of the Canadians I've met (most from Winnipeg; YMMV). When they cut to the audience, it's clear there's no one over 25 in the entire place and fully ⅓ of them are wearing hockey jerseys. Can the CC (thanks, str8) confirm they all think it's appropriate to give private shout-outs in the middle of a live-to-tape show, beyond the 30-second grace period after the host enters for the monologue? People who go to a taping in NYC are by definition tourists, so it can't be that the home audience is more blasé than tourists generally are. I would have assumed Americans would be bigger asses.
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Your comments are duly noted and given the attention that they deserve.
oh, and it's the Leafs just because. We know it's unsound and don't really care. One of the things that no one should get too worked up about. But they are owned by the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan. I can't imagine they're too fond of the error. You might want to get on a letter to them.
