Another twist is how familiar Canadians are with US geography, cities, culture, etc. not to mention being able to culturally camouflage with fairly little effort… as long as we don’t have to say “about”
America is also a conglomeration of 50 different states, with different climates, cultures, and accents. Not hard to just claim to be from Minnesota or something like that. Your average Texan won’t know the difference.
Another twist is how familiar Canadians are with US geography, cities, culture, etc. not to mention being able to culturally camouflage with fairly little effort… as long as we don’t have to say “about”
America is also a conglomeration of 50 different states, with different climates, cultures, and accents. Not hard to just claim to be from Minnesota or something like that. Your average Texan won’t know the difference.
Same could be said for most northern border states, Wisconsin people can sound pretty Canadian at times
New England is like 5+% Canadian. Vermont is like 10% (not that there is much important to the US in Vermont)
Like half the syrup comes from Vermont, the rest from Maine, then New York, NH and Mass. Northern New England is IMPORTANT
Just talk loudly and non stop and you will go undetected down south.