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Originally Posted by megadude
When I say Doug could pass as a non-descript American, I'm not saying he doesn't sound like a Canadian, I'm saying he could be either. A non-descript speaker from either country, as in fairly neutral for a working class upbringing dude. Now he sounds more Canadian to me, but could pass as American.
And I would never consider that a strong Canadian accent. To me that would be people out west. I consider his a caker accent. A sub category we placed on older people than us when discussing with my generation from the GTA.
That home improvement guy I posted earlier is also Canadian (or Ontario), but not strong IMO in terms of a "Canadian" accent.
And yes, some of this is based on your own ear and POV from how you grew up.
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Have the Fords always been wealthy? It amazes me that people who come from privilege (I thought) could end up sounding like Doug and Rob Ford. I guess, at the end of the day, education is key.
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