hope u don’t get pregnant

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if you didn’t say that, that was the roast beef, I wouldn’t know what I was looking at

dude they halved portions in the past decade, i had a farmers wrap last month first time in a while and surprised it was so small

Yeah it's quite noticeable. a common tactic used by a lot of the food industry in the last 5 years. I guess my comment is more for the taste aspect.

sayonara

I harshly judge every person I see going to/waiting at the drive-thru for Tim Hortons

Back to the province that keeps this country running!

So you dope smoking junkies out west can keep coasting!

first time in BC, Vancouver - any tips?

British guy who has lived in Ontario for years so done “Canada s***” but never been BC before

🙏🏼 thanks in advance

How long are you here for and what are some of your interests/things you like doing? Hope you brought a rainjacket buddy!

I’m pretty easy - I like sports, good food & beer, outdoorsy to an extent (brought raincoat & boots)

also pretty educated I like learning s***, whether that’s local history or whatever

nothin like a donut, coffee and pizza

they have nice weather thats it really vancouver shouldnt be any different

victoria and the rest of the island is a better place to visit

Lots of places to hike, ski, or snowboard if that's your thing.

Vancouver Art Gallery might be worth checking out.

Make sure you have a good raincoat too.

Vancouver is literally one of the safest places in the world, despite the fearmongering. Places like Chinatown have open d*** use and Granville Street can be rowdy at night, but 99% of the time people will ignore you and don’t pose any threat.

The city is pretty walkable and well connected with transit, especially by North American standards. The most popular nature sights are English Bay, Capilano Bridge or Lynn Valley if you don’t wanna spend money, and Stanley Park (people rent bikes to explore since its huge). I also like walking the seawall along False Creek to Granville Island, though the markets closed on Monday’s in January. Taking the seabus from downtown to Lonsdale Quay is a fun experience, there’s a few art galleries and other things to do there.

Most pubs in Vancouver aren’t like the ones in the UK. There’s places that are divey where you can play pool like Soho and Ivanhoe, hipster breweries like Superflux, Luppolo, Strange Fellows, and Brassneck (all in the same area), and slightly fancier places with live music and cocktails like Guilt & Co. Gastown is a gentrified area with a lot of bars/tourists and The Cambie is supposedly good for meeting other people. There’s a ton of specialty coffee spots like Revolver, Propaganda, Prototype etc. if that’s your thing, and JJ Bean + Pallet are the best chains.

Outside of downtown, Main Street and Commercial Drive are the coolest places to wander. For events, I'd check out thisweekinvan on IG, and Red Gate is a popular venue for local bands. Kitsilano and Yaletown are both beautiful but extremely yuppy and pretentious.

Vancouver is lacking in museums tbh but the Museum of Anthropology at UBC is the best one and showcases some of the Indigenous history here. The UBC campus is amazing and potentially worth exploring as well, if you’ve got time. The Chinese Canadian museum in Chinatown is also cool for a quick visit. There's smaller art galleries worth visiting like James Black, Grunt Gallery, and Slice of Life.

For food, you can’t go wrong with sushi, ramen, pho, hot pot, and Chinese + Indian food. Are you looking for more upscale or casual places to eat? For casual late night spots downtown I like Fritz, Rollzzy, Mr. Shawarma, and Japadog.

If you’re a decaying white fossil, yes the island's better

Nardwaur

nsnews.com/local-news/order-of-canada-appointee-nardwuar-shares-his-north-shore-origin-story-11710317

respect your elders 🫵👴

ktt meet up at jane an wilson ?

what r the best ramen spots in sauga/toronto

there is a good one on college and dovercourt toronto idk the name

Machida Shoten, Musoshin and Ikkousha

most of the ramen spots in Toronto are overrated

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