00:00I'm working on finding like $300,000 just to...
00:10I want to say thank you...
00:30Well, Canada is not for sale.
00:55It's that simple.
00:56The idea of like, you know, just buying a nation and forcing it into annexation is absolutely
01:03absurd and we're a proud country.
01:05We love our country.
01:06People here work so hard and to be disrespected like that was, you know, it was time to make
01:12a really strong statement and say that Canada is not for sale.
01:16And I think at the end of the day, this crosses political perspective or party lines and it's
01:21really about Canadians and individual people coming together around this idea and believing
01:27and loving in our country, you know, at a time when we need it the most.
01:31We thought, hey, let's do what we can.
01:33Absolutely overwhelming.
01:34Canadians from coast to coast to coast around the world.
01:38We're selling into the United States.
01:39We're opening up shipping to international markets.
01:42It's been outrageously and exceptionally positive.
01:45It's been a lot of fun.
01:46You know, I think Canadians, I mean, we want to be polite, but I think, you know, you back
01:51people into a corner and I think based off the uniting factor I'm hearing, you know,
01:56people care about the country and there's a uniting factor in that.
01:59It's like we don't want to be pushed around.
02:01Yeah, you're right.
02:02It's a polite way of saying, you know, bug off, you know.
02:05So hopefully they get the message and if they don't, well, you know, we'll negotiate and
02:10message to them.
02:11Most people do unite.
02:13I think it really does make you rethink your Canadian identity.
02:16You're like, OK, do I want to be American?
02:18Do I really want that?
02:19I would prefer not to.
02:20I like being Canadian.
02:22It's like gently and kindly, please stay away kind of thing.
02:26Yes.
02:27I would say it's an extremely Canadian way of saying that.
02:29Yeah.
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