David Frost is working at a hockey school in California.
Meanwhile, a couple of items donated by hockey players for the Yorkton Harvest Fantasy Hockey Draft were rejected at the border because there wasn't an assigned value placed on them. Is this a matter of national security? Before someone hits me with 'rules are rules', I go back to my first statement......David Frost is working at a hockey school in California.
This is why people that work at borders are disliked by the general public. A hockey sweater is of no threat to the peace and security of either Canada or the United States. But, it gets rejected because someone trying to do something nice wasn't aware of the i's and t's.
Meanwhile, Frost uses a fake name and comes into contact with young boys. Hard to believe there are parents on this continent that would allow their son(s) to interact with him. Wow.
And, how about this for a Wow? I'm chatting with a woman today about the border crossing silliness and she tells me about crossing this summer and having 9 grapes and 3 strawberries in her vehicle (not original package). Carrying fruit and vegetables across the border isn't allowed when loose like that, but is it practical to tear apart the woman's vehicle over the 9 grapes and 3 strawberries?
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