Hey guys just a little trivia the older gentleman who tells the story is the voice actor for the Innkeeper in French . He is also the narrator for the Hearthstone Festival ' s trailer Le Chevalier du Top DeckDu 9 h 17 shYzY by the most famous French Streamers Torlk Marmotte from Team Millenium . <| sep |> Dude , there ' s even a poutine festival in Drummondville . There ' s a cassecrote that serves poutine in every goddamn village . I ' d say it ' s pretty rooted in our culture alright . Both of which are true outside of Quebec . If that ' s your measure than you ' re objectively wrong . Quebec is also a nation with its own unique cultural traditions . And is poutine a product of that nation that had been enjoyed for many hundreds of years ? You ' re being ridiculous . Poutine is from Quebec , yes , but it has been embraced by the whole country and that started not long after its invention . Similarly , buttertarts are Scottish but culturally have been adopted by Canada , as were Nanaimo bars from B . C . Essentially the only reason this argument even exists is because a small number of possessive jerks want cultural credit for something they themselves took no part in creating . Get over it , Canadians like poutine and it ' s now a Canadian dish .