Couple slightly lost

A couple from Oklahoma have driven their motorhome across the border and are slightly lost.

Naturally the husband is loathe to ask anyone for help, but after a few minutes of his wife nagging, he finally relents.

He exits the motorhome and approaches a friendly looking stranger and asks, ” Excuse me, we seem to be a bit lost, can you tell me where we are?”
“Saskatoon”, says the local.

The Yank is a bit puzzled and asks further, “No, where exactly are we?”

“Saskatoon, Saskatchewan”, the stranger replies.

After a few seconds pause, the Oklahoman says, “Thanks” and heads back to the RV.

“So, where are we?!”, asks his wife.

“I don’t know, he didn’t speak English.”

“””””

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