Fun? In Toronto?!

[Berkut]

So here I am on rather short notice in Toronto. Apparently the tech lead for the Bank of Montreal engagement could not get his visa, so they had me come up and cover for this workshop.

Does it enrage the French Canadians that Bank of Montreal is in Toronto? Will the workshop be in French?

Anyway, anyone in Toronto and want to get together for a drink and some poutine?

[Grey Fox]

We were pissed about it but we moved on. Financial hub of Canada is Toronto.

I very much doubt that any part of the workshop will be in French.

Do you want to do a surprise visit at Malthus? I can direct you.

[Zoupa]

They don't have good poutine in Toronto. Of course, you probably can't tell the difference anyways. 

[jimmy olsen]

So here I am on rather short notice in Toronto. Apparently the tech lead for the Bank of Montreal engagement could not get his visa, so they had me come up and cover for this workshop.

Not enough ducats?

[Eddie Teach]

They don't have good poutine in Toronto. Of course, you probably can't tell the difference anyways. 

Is it one that can be put in words?

[Neil]

So here I am on rather short notice in Toronto. Apparently the tech lead for the Bank of Montreal engagement could not get his visa, so they had me come up and cover for this workshop.

Not enough ducats?

Probably a criminal.  Many Americans are prone to criminality.

[viper37]

So here I am on rather short notice in Toronto. Apparently the tech lead for the Bank of Montreal engagement could not get his visa, so they had me come up and cover for this workshop.

Does it enrage the French Canadians that Bank of Montreal is in Toronto? Will the workshop be in French?

Anyway, anyone in Toronto and want to get together for a drink and some poutine?

Officially, the Bank of Montreal maintains two headquarters, one in Montreal, one in Toronto.  Practically, it's all in Toronto.  I don't know why they still bother.
And there's no such thing as a French workplace in Toronto, or anywhere in Ontario for that matter.  One english vs 50 francos means everyone speaks english.

If you want poutine, you'll have to travel to Quebec city and eat one at Ashton's.  This is the best poutine of the entire world

[Grey Fox]

If you want poutine, you'll have to travel to Quebec city and eat one at Ashton's.  This is the best poutine of the entire world

Ashton poutine sucks. It's nothing but hype. McD's poutine is better then Ashton's.

[Maximus]

Is it one that can be put in words?

I don't know how the Quebecois feel about it, but I used to work in a francophone town in southern Saskatchewan and the restaurant I ate at served a baked poutine that was damn good. I've never seen that anywhere else.

[Ed Anger]

. McD's poutine

I just shuddered at Mickey D's making poutine.

[Grey Fox]

. McD's poutine

I just shuddered at Mickey D's making poutine.

It's surprisingly good. Their gravy is awesome.

[Maximus]

I've never seen that. Burger king used to offer it, but it was horribly salty.

[Barrister]

Poutine snobs amuse me.

Its fries with gravy and cheese people!

[Grey Fox]

I like mine with a little bacon & onions or some smoked meat. My cousin is big on italian poutine with sausage & meat tomato sauce.

My other cousin likes to drown his in ketchup.

[viper37]

If you want poutine, you'll have to travel to Quebec city and eat one at Ashton's.  This is the best poutine of the entire world

Ashton poutine sucks. It's nothing but hype. McD's poutine is better then Ashton's.

too salty.