In this informal vlog, the creator walks through a Canadian neighborhood during a severe cold snap with a wind chill around -20 °C. While narrating, they describe the difficulty of staying warm, the need to constantly adjust gloves and a monkey‑style cap sent from India, and the challenges posed by fogged glasses and slippery, icy sidewalks. The speaker explains why they chose to walk instead of taking a cab, emphasizing exposure to the cold as a learning experience. They warn about black ice, detail their snow jacket, boots, and the precariousness of visibility, and mention a recent cold‑related illness that makes them cautious. The walk concludes with a view of nearby mountains as they head to meet their son, ending with a friendly goodbye.
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Hi guys, yeah, this is the state of Canada right now. -20, it feels like -20. And wait a minute, I'll just get my gloves in because I had to take out my gloves to sit on my mobile, uh, the video. And this is what it looks like. Okay, sorry, my nose had to be covered because I recently suffered from some cold-related disease and I cannot afford to lose Where's my hair? Where's my headgear? Here it is. Okay, so I got the ropes and I got it all tied up because the wind is going to blow it away again. Okay, where is my rope?
Oops.
Here, I have one. Okay, I'm holding on to the rope while I'm talking to you. So you can look at me and you can feel that what it is to be in Canada in cold. Okay, my glasses are getting foggy and I've just ordered for a foggy glass because you cannot afford to walk in this kind of snow. Can you see where I'm walking? Can you see? Yeah, this is the road I'm walking and it gets slippery also sometimes. It gets Very slippery and mucky. So now it's slightly better. You can walk.
Okay, so it's a massive walk.
It's not a massive, but it's very small walk in the evening.
And the back, that side of the valley is like this. So just has all my, uh, books and stuff. It's very cold.
I could have taken a cab, but I wanted to show you, and it's, it's a good idea to get exposed to the cold.
So yeah, it is.
We got off the cab, now walking here, and with the wind chill and everything, it's very dangerous because I cannot see with my eye. Okay, now my glasses are See, the road is very slippery. I might fall and you might get a catch a video of that. Don't laugh because it's going to be very hard for me to fall at this age. Look at the boots I'm wearing are these. My glasses are completely foggy. To take them out and then wear them back on after a while. I think I'll just keep away my glasses for the time being because it's not a good idea to wear glasses. Okay, so yeah. Okay, so you want to take a left, and here is the road in front of you.
Okay.
I have to tie these ends. Okay, so okay guys, I can't see you much. I can only see a blurry section of image of myself, so I don't know how I look, but my nose should be inside. Oh, and I'm wearing a monkey cap actually, which my dad sent from India. Okay, and I'm wearing a snow jacket on top of that. That's it. Okay, and my glasses are almost falling from my camera because I cannot get a hold of them. Yeah, it's very important that you Snow where you're stepping in because there may be black ice, which I think I have already in front of me. The snow is slightly— it's, it's slightly safer to travel in the snow because the snow won't— you won't fall, you won't slip and fall. But in the ice, you might. I got a good walk and I think I'll go and meet my son. These are that mountains. I'll walk over there and I'll see you. Okay, bye-bye. Take care. I have to take off my finger.
