Blue Jays fans are slowly, but surely recovering from the heartbreak of learning that longtime pitcher Marcus Stroman had been traded to the New York Mets.

Case in point: They're already helping one of his replacements get used to life in Canada.

Anthony Kay, one of two pitching prospects traded from the Mets to the Blue Jays in a deal announced earlier this week, took to Twitter early Tuesday evening with a question for people in his soon-to-be city of residence.

"Jays fan I need some help," wrote the 24-year-old New York native. "Gimme some info on Canada/Toronto that I need to know. I’m clueless."

More than 1,300 replies later, here's what Kay has learned:

Toronto has an abundance of attractive people.

Come here single. Dont bring sand to the beach. Thank me later.

— On The John Sports (@OTJSports) July 31, 2019

You don't pronounce the second T.

Got it 👍🏽

— Anthony Kay (@TonyBuckets18) July 30, 2019

Canadians take milk bags seriously.

be warned, the last guy who couldn't get behind bagged milk was forced into a jumbotron bag milk segment pic.twitter.com/WArrbt04LE

— trig (@golbmchallenge) July 30, 2019

Cheering for the Toronto Maple Leafs is a futile endeavour.

Cheer for the Leafs if you never want your team to have playoff success ;) (says the Oilers fan. Don't cheer for us we're terrible)

— Alex Muth (@moosey_36) July 31, 2019

Drake is our leader.

pic.twitter.com/ACW7WZgCgr

— Anthony Kay (@TonyBuckets18) July 30, 2019

Poutine is good.

Fucking delicious pic.twitter.com/6ycJkmHGse

— Blake Parker (@bptml7) July 30, 2019

Smelling burnt toast is a part of our heritage.

Some lingo:

Clicks = Kilometres
Two-four = Case of beer w/ 24 bottles/cans
Runners = sneakers
Parkade = parking garage
Homo milk = 3.25% milk

And to learn about our history, go to YouTube and search Heritage Minutes. Wilder Penfield aka Burnt Toast is a classic heritage minute.

— VioletBrown (@Brown01Violet) July 30, 2019

Tim Hortons is highly overrated.

Try local coffee shops/houses. Tim Horton is not good coffee.

— Just Robin (@Robinegg_Amhers) July 30, 2019

We speak the Queen's English around these parts.

Favorite* 😂

— Anthony Kay (@TonyBuckets18) July 30, 2019

No for real, bro. Favourite is spelled with a "u."

Psst there is a u in favourite too, from your new neighbour 🇨🇦🤓#LetsGoBlueJays

— sharon (@sh_aronL) July 30, 2019

Most importantly, it would appear as though has Kay learned how incredibly friendly and helpful Canadian internet users are... at least until they get angry.