00:08:47.700Now, if any of you are watching this and are feeling sad or concerned for Justin Trudeau's feelings, I wouldn't worry too much.
00:09:06.700Justin Trudeau is quite used to it by now.
00:09:08.700Back in 1982, Justin Trudeau would get the first taste of what would become almost a monthly occurrence for him today.
00:09:15.700In 1982, while accompanying his father, Pierre Trudeau, on a cross-country train trip, Pierre and Justin were greeted at almost every single stop by Canadians hurling lettuce and eggs at the train car.
00:09:27.700Because of this, the press hilariously dubbed Pierre Trudeau's private train the Caesar Salad Express.
00:09:34.700The egg-spattered train carrying vacationing Prime Minister Trudeau has been dubbed the Caesar Salad Express.
00:09:42.700But nothing could have prepared the Prime Minister for the greetings he got in Northern Ontario.
00:09:46.700In Shaplow, it was a warm welcome, baskets of eggs and bouquets of flowers.
00:09:51.700But in Sudbury, it was back to making salads.
00:09:54.700It was the largest and probably the most unfriendly crowd on Trudeau's trip.
00:09:58.700Hundreds of angry people hurled insults, tomatoes, and eggs at the private car carrying Trudeau and his three sons.
00:10:05.700When the tomatoes and eggs ran out, they started throwing rock.
00:10:08.700For many, Trudeau's visit was a chance to vent their anger over the economy.
00:10:12.700Well, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
00:10:16.700All right, that's going to do it for us this week on the show.