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Justin Trudeau Kills Time At The Airport Like The Rest Of Us

Candy Crush, amirite?

Much anticipation built up at Toronto's Pearson International Airport Thursday night as the first large group of Syrian refugees coming to Canada by government aircraft was expected to arrive.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a point of being at the terminal to greet them.

"How you will receive these people tonight will be something they will remember for the rest of their lives, but also I know something that you will remember for the rest of your lives,'' Trudeau told the crowd gathered to welcome the newcomers.

"Tonight matters, not just for Canada but for the world."

Buuuuut the flight's arrival was delayed. By more than three hours.

Slight bummer.

But hey, Trudeau likely killed time like the rest of us do at the airport.

Bump into a friend.
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"I'm going to Tim's, you want something?"
"Actually, yeah, I'll walk with you. I could use a coffee and a honey crueller."
"Walnut crunch is my favourite, actually."
"Huh. I wouldn't have guessed."
"Yup."
Pick up coffee and a doughnut.
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Check out the gift shop.
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No, wait, that's the winter clothing that will be handed out to Syrian refugees arriving at Pearson International Airport. Never mind.
Stare at the arrivals monitor.
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Take some selfies.
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Take more selfies.
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"WHICH PHONE AM I SUPPOSED TO LOOK AT?!?"
Stare at the arrivals monitor again.
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OK, more selfies.
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Buy new headphones.
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McCallum still hasn't texted. Take another selfie.
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Yay! Plane's here!
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"Hi, new Canadians! My name is Justin. What's yours?"

With files from The Canadian Press

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