Trudeau sends Biden 'smoked meat sandwiches' over Stanley Cup bet
Justin Trudeau sends Biden a package of 'smoked meat sandwiches' for winning their Stanley Cup final wager between Tampa and Montreal Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau revealed Friday that he would be sending President Joe Biden 'a package of Montreal smoked meat sandwiches' Trudeau owed Biden after the two world leaders made a wager on the outcome of this year's Stanley Cup The U.S. team, the Tampa Bay Lightning, beat the Canadian team, the Montreal Canadiens, in game five, winning back-to-back championships Trudeau admitted it took him 23 days to announce what he would send Biden because he needed some time to recover from the 'heartbreaking' outcome 'I know losing isn’t easy, but thanks for following through with your end of the wager,' Biden tweeted
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Twenty-three days after the Tampa Bay Lightning won the Stanley Cup, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced he would be making good on his wager with President Joe Biden.
'Alright, I’ve had some time to recover from the heartbreaking #StanleyCupFinal .@POTUS, a bet’s a bet. A package of Montreal smoked meat sandwiches is heading your way – enjoy!' Trudeau tweeted Friday. 'And congratulations to the @NHL champs, the @TBLightning.'
Tampa took out the Montreal Canadiens in game five, scoring only one goal in order to take home Lord Stanley.
