The National Debt Clock on it's way to Victoria, BCLaunch in Victoria, BCPit-stop in Duncan, BCTaking the ferry to VancouverBC provincial debt press conferenceSurrey Board of Trade luncheon with Colin HansenPhoto opportunity at Langley Township HallPub night at Finnegan's Pub and Phoenix LoungePit-stop in ChilliwackRotary Club breakfast at Kelowna Yacht ClubSneakers Pub nightFrick and Frack Tap HouseBanff National ParkJB Higgenbotham building stimulus plan projectBomber Command MuseumGlobal TV studios and City HallRed Deer City HallEdmonton City HallThe Giant PysankaLloydminster City HallPit-stop in MaidstoneAnother casualty of the federal debtSaskatoon Public LibraryCTF Head OfficeMoose Jaw a.k.a Dog RIver (Corner Gas)Time to terminate the deficit!Pit-stop in EstevanStares and a bucket of chickenMeeting with the Brandon SunNeepawa Public Access TV's cool set-upInterviews and a giant can of Coca ColaPress conference and supporter meet-upClearspring CentreWinnipeg LegislatureCovent Garden Market and OES ScoreboardsVictoria Park and the Cambridge Visitor CenterFinance Minister Jim Flaherty's officeCanadian Tire on Elgin StreetPit-stop in TrentonCity Hall in BellevilleBrockville City HallCORUS Media Station and Kingston City HallParliament HillCarleton Place Town HallArnprior City HallRenfrew City HallThe Big "Owe" in MontrealPhotos in Quebec CityGarrison Ale House and Fredericton LegislaturePit-stop in WoodstockProvincial budget day for New BrunswickConfederation HouseWaterfront MallThe Amherst Daily News OfficeSpringhill, CanadaSome Bobby Awards historyHighlands MallAntigonish MallTim Horton's and the MastodonAtlantica Hotel, the Citadel, and 95.7 FM Talk RadioGM (Government Motors) dealership in KentvilleHalifax, CanadaPeggy's Cove, CanadaLunenburg, Canada
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When we were finishing up with photos, these two young guys in their early 20's saw the clock from the road and pulled into the parking lot right up beside us. One of them asked "Is this a good thing or a bad thing?" Scott laughed and said, "It's a bad thing - it's not good because this debt keep going up."
"That's crazy! Look how fast that thing's moving," his friend said said. Then the other guy got out of the car, dressed in coveralls and big rubber boots - a fisherman perhaps - to get a closer look. Scott asked if he wanted to get his photo taken with it, and he agreed "but only if I can moon the clock," the said.
His friend tried to egg him on, but in the end, he decided not to bare his cheeks at the clock, although it would have probably made the front page of Taxpayer.com. As they pulled away, we overhead one of them say, "I'm definitely facebooking this!"
All of a sudden, another guy pulls up in his truck with his wife and asks "Are you guys part of the government?" A little startled, Kevin Lacey replied, "No, no, we're a non-profit and this is all paid for with private donations."
"Oh, good," the guy said, "because nobody hates the government more than me! What you guys are doing is great." He just drove off after that, leaving us a bit bewildered, but having a good chuckle too.
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