Popular Canadian satire show absolutely lights the Leafs up over ''Milk'' sponsorship
There are plenty of reasons for fans from other fanbases to make fun of the Toronto Maple Leafs, whether it be the longest Cup drought in the league (1967), not making it past the first round of the playoffs in nearly two decades, blowing a 4-1 lead in the third in Game 7 to Boston in 2013, losing to a zamboni driver... these are all insults that we have come to expect and Leafs fans have grown thick skin.
This week, a popular Canadian satire show, "This Hour Has 22 Minutes", had some fun at the expense of the Leafs, putting together a routine called "how to lose a Toronto audience in 40 seconds". Naturally, those 40 seconds were spent blasting the Leafs. They chose the Leafs' new "Milk" logo and Dairy Farmers of Ontario sponsorship as their delivery method for flaming the Buds.
@thishourhas22minutes how to lose a toronto audience in 40 seconds #satire #joke #toronto #torontomapleleafs #hockey #stanleycup ♬ original sound - This Hour Has 22 Minutes
That crack about switching from the "Milk" patch to the "choking hazard" patch was a good one... not going to lie.
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