People, Personas, and Politics 17 – Strip Joints
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen and Rick Rosner
Publication (Outlet/Website): People, Personas, and Politics
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2017/04/05
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Scott Douglas Jacobsen: I do say this in a very important context. And it is only 1-point long. Canada is 1/8th to 1/10th – or 1/8th to 1/9th – the size of America. We don’t have the critical mass of talent. So America has more and more talented people.
Rick Rosner: You have something very important. You have Windsor, Canada, which has some of the finest strip joints in North America.
SDJ: Okay [Laughing].
RR: And the world’ young entrepreneurs love strip joints.
SDJ: Okay, I could see–
RR: Also, you have a number of super starchy and sugary baked goods. And some of the world’s best coffee at Tim Horton’s.
SDJ: We have Tim Horton’s. We have poutine. We have maple syrup. We have beaver stuff. We have the stereotype of being polite. And people going away from a belligerent president and attracted more to an assumed polite culture and people will find that an
additional attraction in terms of especially working and living conditions. Also, Canada needs that.
We have too few people. Therefore, compared to China, India, and America, we have fewer people. We have fewer talented people. So we need smart immigration policies – as we do.
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