Stephen Harper Bragged After Canada's Victory, Rob Ford was... Very Well-Behaved

via Getty Images Prior to Canada and the U.S. facing off in the women's hockey finals and men's hockey semi-finals at the Olympics, Canadian Prime Minister

via Getty Images

Prior to Canada and the U.S. facing off in the women's hockey finals and men's hockey semi-finals at the Olympics, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and President Barack Obama decided to make a friendly wager:

I'm betting @barackobama one case of Canadian beer per hockey game this week. #teamusa is good, but #WeAreWinter. #GoCanadaGo @WhiteHouse

— Stephen Harper (@stephenharper) February 20, 2014

.@pmharper and I bet on the women's and men's US-Canada hockey games. Winner gets a case of beer for each game. #GoTeamUSA! -bo

— White House Archived (@ObamaWhiteHouse) February 20, 2014

Well, two victories later, Stephen Harper was back on Twitter and he was ready to collect:

Like I said, #teamusa is good but #wearewinter. @BarackObama, I look forward to my two cases of beer. #CANvsUSA #Sochi2014

— Stephen Harper (@stephenharper) February 21, 2014

As of now, the interns who run Barack Obama's Twitter account have not replied.

In related news, Canada's Globe and Mail caught up with Toronto mayor Rob Ford as he was leaving a sports bar following Canada's big win on Friday and he was quite well-behaved actually:

Granted he was skipping out on work to go to a bar in the middle of the day to watch a hockey game, but in Canada it would probably be more controversial if he didn't do that.

But still, it's worth reliving Ford's hilarious leaps for joy following the women's team's victory yesterday: