RantCrush Top 5: August 23, 2016

Yep. You read that right. Nearly 1,500 people from Port Huron unexpectedly and illegally ended up in Canada after “strong winds blew them across the St. Clair River near Sarnia, Ontario,” according to CBCNews.

They were partying and drinking on blow up rafts as part of the annual Port Huron Float Down, where people simply float down the river from Port Huron, Michigan. This time it didn’t really go as planned.

Strong winds send nearly 1,500 Port Huron Float Down participants to Canada https://t.co/rkbrstRU50 pic.twitter.com/v5a7zK5KSg

— Lansing StateJournal (@LSJNews) August 22, 2016

That’s just hilarious. Canada, obviously sent them back because ew, drunk Americans. 

@CBCNews right!! Blame the wind, we all know this is the wave of Americans trying to beat the rush before Trump gets elected president.

— Duane Leon (@OTRDuane) August 22, 2016

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