Saturday Night Live\u00a0cast member, actor and comedian James Austin Johnson had some\u00a0choice words to share about a new Pizza Pizza menu item on a recent trip to Toronto.<\/p>\n
Though he may be best known for his turkey-necked depiction of Donald Trump on SNL, Johnson’s distinct brand of absurd comedy has been\u00a0directed at national treasure Pizza Pizza while he spends time in the city.<\/p>\n
More specifically, the comedian took aim at the pizza chain’s new cheeseburger poutine, which… yeah, I get it.<\/p>\n
In the short-but-sweet video, Johnson assumes the character of cheeseburger poutine, declaring, “Hi, I’m cheeseburger poutine, and when I was 11, my home was invaded.”<\/p>\n
Does it mean anything? Not necessarily. But is Johnson’s video just as absurd as the concept of cheeseburger poutine itself? Absolutely, and that gets a ‘like’ not only from me, but scores of Johnson’s other Toronto-based fans.<\/p>\n
The dish, priced at $8.50, consists of all the usual poutine fixings with the addition of ground beef and pickles.\u00a0Home invasion not included.<\/p>\n
If Pizza Pizza’s cheeseburger poutine sounds like something you’d like to sink your teeth into, I won’t yuck your yum. You can currently pick it\u00a0up, along with a\u00a0selection of other loaded poutines<\/a>, at your local Pizza Pizza location.<\/p>\n I, for one, would like to see James Austin Johnson give it a try and record his unedited review of the whole, absurd experience.<\/p>\n