Unless you've spent the last few days living under a rock, you'll know that Canada's in the middle of snowmageddon.

Temperatures have plunged to -50°C in Alberta, people are pushing buses in Vancouver, and now, a man in Newfoundland has braved the snowstorm to give a hilarious drunk interview.

In the video, the Newfoundland local points at the television camera in evident confusion. The reporter explains to the local that he's on the Weather Network and reminds him to drive carefully, to which the man hilariously responds, "I don't drive, buddy. I'm too drunk all the time".

I can’t believe this just happened #nlwx #snowmaggedon2020 pic.twitter.com/AzUDaiNqq2

— Sherri Maher (@SherriMaher) January 17, 2020

To his credit, the reporter recovers remarkably well, chuckling as he says, "Well, there you go; there's nothing like honesty on live television. It's 11 o'clock somewhere!"

Naturally, Canadians have been loving the short clip.

Some people were confused if the man was even speaking English.

Can anyone translate this?

— Susan R (@99snoozballons) January 17, 2020

And it wasn't just West Coasters — even the locals were stumped.

I’m in NL and I had to look through the comments for translation 🤣 we are the best whaaa

— April (@April_m_wells) January 17, 2020

Other people applauded the man's decision to walk through snowmaggedon.

I mean at least he ain’t drunk driving give the mans some credit lol

— Erin christopher (@EChristopher_) January 17, 2020

And some were loving the reporter's fresh take on "it's 5 o'clock somewhere".

It's always 11 o'clock in Newfoundland

— karen parsons (@karpars) January 17, 2020

Hopefully the video brings some cheer to Newfoundland locals, who are currently being advised to stay indoors by Environment Canada.