P.K. Subban leaves generous tip in Canadian pizza ad

Predators defenseman returns to Montreal for Boston Pizza commercial

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By Cristina Ledra
@cledra NHL.com Staff Writer

P.K. Subban is a pretty good tipper, it turns out. And his French isn't bad either.
In a new ad for Canadian chain Boston Pizza, the Nashville Predators defenseman returns to his former city Montreal, where he played for the Canadiens for seven seasons, and is hoping for a rendezvous while he's in town. It ends up being two piping hot pies.

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Canadian comedian Louis Morissette plays the delivery guy who gets the hefty tip from Subban at the end. This isn't the first time the two have appeared in a Boston Pizza commercial together.
In this 2015 ad, Subban tries his hand at delivery.
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In 2012, he tried cooking the pizza and tending bar.
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Subban should clearly stick to his day job. And if any actual delivery drivers in Nashville see his latest commercial, they'll all be clamoring for his business.

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