ABOUT THIS EPISODE
You may have seen him wandering around downtown Barrie. A masked man. A Deadpool knockoff.
Neil Griffin, trying to be a positive influence in the city, reminding people how to smile.
What's the method to his madness?
He lays it out for Barrie 360's Ian Maclennan.
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