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This is Bo and Yang from Lost Culture East with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. We've been talking about QP Mayo for a minute now and wow, so many of you already love this stuff. And if you're thinking, wait, what is QP? Do you not have the internet? It's the OG Japanese mayonnaise, the one with the red cap.
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Coopie. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to the program. Happy Tuesday to you. Dana Lash with you, and we're going to get you set up for the week. Going through a whole bunch of stuff.
We've got, oh boy, we've got some crazy stuff for you. We've got Pollywood, racists. The Dutch? Should we start with the Dutch cane? No, no, no.
As you all know, last week We had a story. that got into the Norwegians. The Norwegians decided that they were going to Propose a law. that banned The import of any I mean literally like any Israeli product. If you bought if you were in Jerusalem and you were to buy a nativity set.
and bring it back. They want to criminalize that. Like a three-month jail or a three-year jail sentence. I'm not even kidding. And the Dutch saw that and they were jealous.
Oh yeah, it's one of those segments.
So no so After Norway has proposed the legislation, the Dutch decided they wanted the same thing, except they're a little bit further along. They decided that they just outright banned the import, purchase, and sale of goods. Coming from Jerusalem, Judea, and Samaria, and the Golan Heights.
So three huge chunks of Israel. That is already in effect. It went into effect a week ago.
So, you can't literally bring a souvenir in your luggage. If you are going back to the Netherlands, Don't even think about purchasing. A nativity set from Jerusalem. and bringing it back Tours in Netherlands. Don't do it.
They Well, criminal they're criminalizing it. They're criminalizing it. And the It's quite a lot. Just like with Norway's, it's pretty significant. I mean, you're looking at A serious crime.
Maximum jail time up to six years if they deem it to be a deliberate violation. What does that mean? Like, did you deliberately purchase this? No, I accidentally purchased the souvenir? I accidentally bought a nativity set.
I mean I was in Jerusalem. It was a total accident. They also have it at the fine, it is a six-figure fine. They also have, well, they're just done to, so they also have unintentional violations.
So even if It is entirely unintentional. If you bring it back, you can still get a year in prison. And they've been seizing them as a majority of the people. customs.
Now, the Dutch authorities They have said Is that the public? Prosecutors intend to focus their enforcement efforts primarily on the large scale, but that is not how they've been operating. In fact, the LL flights that have been coming in from the Israel, they've been stopping the LL flights and they have been going through all of the Dutch people's luggage. To make sure that is no pesky Galilee wine or any souvenir, from Jerusalem or where else are. Ho ho.
Hmm. This is what they're doing. And you have to verify the origin of your goods.
Now, apparently, they're heavily targeting wine, dates, and like I said, some of the religious stuff. Wait a minute. Whoa, whoa. Would that not be considered? Like in the United States, if you were targeting religious souvenirs, would that not?
Be considered persecution of faith? I'm just wondering.
So that is what they're doing there. They are banning all of the things. That is How very Nuremberg of you. It sounds so Nuremberg oh Now The other part of this, too. Is they literally have so some of the villages In the Golan Heights.
That They are targeting Aren't even like traditionally Jewish communities. They're 100% Druze communities. And I don't even know how so they're getting hit. as well they Came from you know, Jews came from, you know, all over. They're they're they came from, I think it was like an offshoot of an Egyptian caliphate.
And so they're targeting those communities as well. I mean everything. Everything. is being targeted.
So there's a number, somebody got a list, and there's a number of these communities that are just entirely. That are 100% Druze that are being targeted. I know. And they're not just looking at the commercial stuff. They have been diverting flights.
There's tons of authorities. In fact, there's tons of stories. There's another story where the Dutch authorities sent all passengers that were coming in on an LL flight that was arriving in Amsterdam for customs. They all sent them to customs to inspect their suitcases. Every one of them.
The publication is Neurichs. It is a Dutch publication. And they said it's a unilateral boycott of the in Netherlands of the products. from East Jerusalem, Golan Heights and Judea and Samaria. and they said, All the luggage of all the passengers Coming in is being checked.
All of it.
So when they say that it's commercial, they're lying to you. They literally said that all of the travelers had to check their bags and everybody had to get their bags. Customs officers were yelling out: Are you coming in from Tel Aviv? Anybody, if you're coming in from Israel, you come here. And all of them were forced to pass their luggage through a screening machine.
And Yeah, that's I mean, this is insane. Insane. And uh they made every even if the people who said Like for ends, I can't even actually say this. One of the this is a news, this is a Dutch publication that said. Uh one of the guys said uh Some other group Where Neither Israeli nor Dutch, they were traveling through, and the customs man screamed at them: shut the blank up.
and wait. Get in line, throw your damn luggage in. Like w they were cussing at them. Hmm. Hmm.
So that's what's happening right now. They also. One of the reporters in the Netherlands is reporting that they heard that a branch of military police was released to check passengers on flights from Israel at the national airport to see if they purchased Olives? Oh, no We cannot have the olives in Oh, not in the Netherlands It's not allowed all these bad olives oh Ho ho. And uh Wine, dates, all of it.
Ps.
So Wow. It's interesting.
So they Oppose the Russia-Ukraine war, but they have flights from Moscow to Amsterdam all the time, and they don't do this. They don't do any of those. They don't check anybody else like this. Nobody. And apparently, the Russian diamond thing is like a very big, that's a very big pass-through in Amsterdam for them.
I mean, hell, there's movies made on it. No, they're not going to check any of that. Is that? That's Wild.
So the burden proof is on the traveler that goes in. This is one of the craziest stories ever. But here's what it gets even crazier. It gets even crazier.
So the Netherlands, believe it or not, The Netherlands now or also. Is there also allowing all these Palestinian Palestinian R immigrants into the Netherlands came. They are actually, I'm pulling out my article here, they're admitting. More uh Gazen Emigrants They are um Allowing more. In fact, there's been a significant uptick in their applications, everything from immigration to refugee to asylum.
That is now twenty percent of the monthly intake totals.
Now I was in Amsterdam. Beautiful, beautiful country, beautiful city. Tons of Muslims everywhere. Just saying. I mean Tons.
Especially as you get more towards the city center. and the canals? It was surprising to see. How many people were covered up? I saw tons of burqas.
I saw all of that. That was wild. That was the I I mean it's wild. I don't think that they have a problem. with Galilee wine.
Or Israeli Figs. I think their problem is Islamism. You know how many ter I mean they've got they have terror attacks in Amsterdam. Uh they had like a stabbing spree. What, just several months ago, they also had an explosive device just back in March.
I mean, they've had an uptick. Arson. Uh all kinds of stuff. And it's a lot of, it's weird because it's it's Christian and Jewish sites that are targeted. I mean, this is Nuremberg level stuff.
This is exactly, literally to the T what the Nazis did. Of course, that's not surprising for the Netherlands, which is one of the biggest Nazi collaborators of all of Europe.
So it's not really surprising to see them revert back. to their old ways. Oh, it's not very surprising, is it, Kane? No. To see all the Dutch to see this Dutch government go back to what they were in the thirties.
So it's like Norway? And now the Netherlands, countries that start within. I mean, what's next? And I told you how Norway, I've never watched a country. I mean, this is a country that's cucking itself.
Norway is cucking itself. Beautiful country. One of the most beautiful areas I've ever been to in my life. Gorgeous. Way more.
Uh of a Muslim population. in Amsterdam than there was in Norway, but there was still a lot, especially like in Sandness and Christensen and not as weird I mean, in Oslo, but not as many in Oslo. Tons and Christensen. Um it's very interesting. The whole thing was interesting.
But this is where we're going. We're like, we're going, and it is, make no mistake, it absolutely is an organized driven op. For sure. It is not organic how this has just taken off like this, not at all. It's just So yeah, you wouldn't be able to go Through Amsterdam, if you are Like, if you went, if you're going to Israel and you go, like, I went there and I was in Jerusalem, and I was in Judea and Samaria, and I was, we were at all of these places, and I got all kinds of stuff.
I got all kinds of souvenirs. And if I were going to Amsterdam, I would get in trouble. Doesn't matter if I'm Dutch or not. And that's something. Is that not something?
Now, why are we? I feel like we should sanction. The Netherlands. Because they're targeting an ally. They have no problem with the Russians.
They have no problem with anything else. I mean, personally, well, then why don't we just have all of the flights? Why don't we just subject them to the same thing? Oh, you're Dutch? Oh, I'm going to need you to come and drop your suitcases in this handy dandy puff machine.
Oh Just want to make sure you're not bringing any surreptiti surreptitiously bringing in any items that we don't like. I feel like the same thing should be should be applicable here. The folks who make the program possible. It is the partners over at Burna Gun, although it's not a gun. You're like, okay, well, what is it?
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Okay, what am I doing? Can I identify at least three ways that my body detoxes and ways to support that? I promise if my message was more dramatic like that, I would have millions of followers and make millions of dollars. But I cannot sleep at night trying to sell someone something that their body already does naturally. We're living in a crazy world now.
I think it's a lot of people fear a lack of control. And as a result of this, this is the way of them trying to make sense of the world and try to take control over their own bodies.
So by actively doing something, I'm going to detoxify things, therefore I'm going to feel better. I think is absolutely one of the reasons that it, you know, detoxifying has become so popular. Listen to the full episode of Health versus Hype with the American Medical Association on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is Matt Rogers from Los Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bo and Yang. This is Bo and Yang from Los Cultureistas with Matt Rogers and Bo and Yang.
Okay, we've been talking about QP Mayo for a minute now, Bo, and wow, the feedback we're getting. I mean, so many of y'all love this stuff. You're stopping us in the street going, I love QP. And if you're thinking, wait, what is QP? Uh, do you not have the internet?
It's the OG Japanese mayonnaise, the one with the red cap and the little baby on the bottle. Once you know it, you start seeing it everywhere. People ask what makes it different from basic mayo?
Well, the answer, egg yolks. Cupie is made with egg yolks only, giving it this incredibly rich, umami flavor that elevates everything. Burgers, fries, sandwiches, chicken, noodles. Chefs use it, restaurants use it, people who really love food and flavor use it. Whatever you're eating, QP it.
So if you haven't tried QP yet, find the bottle with the red cap and see what everyone's talking about. You'll understand, Cupie, the original Japanese mayonnaise. And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five.
Alright, so. The um I didn't need a study to confirm this about anything.
So apparently there's a new study saying that TikTok makes you stupid. 10 minutes is enough to impair. If you're on TikTok and you're doom scrolling all the time, that's just enough to make you super stupid. I mean, it actually hurts your brain. It's a new study that it's a legit study that they came out with.
It's over at some wait, where is this at? The study. Oh, it's at nature. Nature.com. The new study.
If you are on TikTok all the time and just flipping through videos, then yes, you're becoming dumber. A comedian was convicted for insulting Turkey's type Erdogan, but freed pending appeal. Oh, because they don't have free speech over there.
So this Turkish comedian was convicted because he insulted him with a joke. Woo! I just feel like you're weak if you feel threatened by a joke like that in government. The 32-year-old comedian though, they uh convicted him in an Istanbul court. Uh he has a a a release pending appeal.
But yeah, and there's a lot of people that they, if you wrong think. Guess what happens? To jail. Go straight to jail. That's where you go.
A Department of Education is cutting student loans for stupid worthless degrees that have zero earning potential. Yeah, if you are majoring in a dumb degree like Sanskrit then you're not going to be able to get You're going to have a harder time getting a student loan. In fact, they're cutting federal loans to those college programs that result in low-earning jobs. That's gonna rein in some runaway borrowing. But then people are like, well, that's a blow to the students seeking degrees in worthless fields like studies in feminist history.
and learning Klingon as a language. And underwater basket weaving. What about those? Very worth what? No, shut up.
Go to jail. Go straight to jail. That's what's our that's our response to everything. I'm good for them. Let's see.
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So they charged this 36-year-old crazy woman with second-degree assault. It was in Seattle in broad daylight.
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I think it's a lot of people fear a lack of control. And as a result of this, this is the way of them trying to make sense of the world and try to take control over their own bodies.
So by actively doing something, I'm going to detoxify things. Therefore, I'm going to feel better. I think is absolutely one of the reasons that detoxifying has become so popular. Listen to the full episode of Health versus Hype with the American Medical Association on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is Matt Rogers from Lost Culture Issas with Matt Rogers and Bo and Yang.
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Okay, we've been talking about QP Mayo for a minute now, Bo, and wow, the feedback we're getting. I mean, so many of y'all love this stuff. You're stopping us in the street going, I love QP. And if you're thinking, wait, what is QP? Uh, do you not have the internet?
It's the OG Japanese mayonnaise, the one with the red cap and the little baby on the bottle. Once you know it, you start seeing it everywhere. People ask what makes it different from basic mayo?
Well, the answer, egg yolks. Cupie is made with egg yolks only, giving it this incredibly rich, umami flavor that elevates everything. Burgers, fries, sandwiches, chicken, noodles. Chefs use it, restaurants use it, people who really love food and flavor use it. Whatever you're eating, QP hit.
So if you haven't tried QP yet, find the bottle with the red cap and see what everyone's talking about. You'll understand, Cupie, the original Japanese mayonnaise. Welcome back, ladies and gents. Dana Lash with you at this bottom of our third hour. And uh I'm really into.
Well, I wanna ask, there's a million things I wanna ask. I'm just gonna bring them on. You guys know our very good friend, Stephen Yates, his new podcast, Nation States with Yates, which sounds so nice to say. You can find that wherever you get your podcast, Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation. And he worked in not one, but two presidential administrations.
Thank you very much. And he joins us now via video.
Okay, my dear friend. I need to ask you about this foiled terror attack, which that's what we are all looking at this in the UK. I mean, in the Cotswolds, an area of outstanding natural beauty. And so you have this woman coming back from a social gathering and she sees something that sticks out. And how does it stick out?
White vans with fake numbers on them and a bunch of Muslim dudes that are out in the middle of the rural Cotswolds. I mean, this is like where Diddley Squat Farm is. This is where, I mean, name a movie that's been filmed out here. It's like storybook land out here. But it's also where the RAF, the Royal Air Force, it's also where you have this major air base at which my understanding is that American military Planes were there.
These are also aircraft that were involved in carrying out strikes against Iran, which makes everyone think that it's related to Iran. Tell me about this, because. It's amazing to me that a woman Who's part of a farming family out in the Cotswolds just happened to foil what may have been a major, looks like a major terror attack? Is that also your thinking that? What were they gonna do, do you think?
Yeah, well, number one, I think what we don't know about this case far exceeds what we do know about this case. And part of that is because of the screwed-up media we have in the world. But we're also talking about a country that holds people for social media posts wrongthink longer than they do suspected terrorists. And so these guys are out on bail sort of as fast as you can say boo. And I think people have to be wondering what the devil is going on with this.
Number one, they seem to have some things that could be incendiary, but so far the investigators have said no IED-like materials were found. In most of the commentary and reporting, you don't even get the ethnicity or religious affiliation of the people involved, which seems like an important part of the plot. If you are suspecting that it might be tied to things international, the version of the story that came from our dear ally across the pond. Into the White House seemed to be very specific and seemed to jazz the president up to say a few things about it. But conspicuously on the UK side of this, very few details.
And so then they say we're going to release them because we have an investigation we're going to conduct and we have some kind of constraints put in place. I'm like, well, if this was worthy of massive bomb squad kind of surveillance, the president seemed to intimate, which, you know, he lets a few secrets out every once in a while, seemed to intimate we might have been watching this group for a bit. The quick release just blows me away.
So either this is really much ado about nothing, these were just guys having a joyride out in the countryside of beautiful England, or this is a really odd I think messed up terror investigation. Maybe they pulled back because they want to get their ducks lined up for trial, but this is a really, really nonsensical way to do that. I just can't figure it out. It makes no Homeland Security sense.
Well, what gets me is that. They even had members of, you know, it's also their leftist government. You had Wes Streeting and others who were saying that, well, you know, yes, it looks like she may have foiled something, but she only has really a partial picture of the operation. I mean, it seems, I mean, you have a bunch of white vans. That's organized.
They all have the same fake number and the same fake businesses on the side. That's not just organic. That's all organized, carefully thought out, very methodical. They run into the tree lines. They try to escape because that's what innocent people do when they're caught with their fake numbered vans and you know all of these other equipment that you would think that would be used for a terror attack.
That sounds just totally, completely fine. But the fact that they released them, explain this to me. How is it they're still investigating this as a potential terror attack? But the guys are out on the street. Yeah, you can't make that make sense.
It just doesn't work. I mean, either you suspect they're on an international cow tipping conspiracy gang, or they are terrorists. And if the latter category, I think you hold them and question them. If you've got some investigating to do, isn't that easier to do when they're confined? And, you know, if you want to have cameras everywhere to record for humanity what the white glove kid glove treatment was you gave these guys that wanted to blow innocent people infrastructure up, well, that's your choice.
But letting them out with constraints, I mean, what do you give them a lollipop and say, we're going to take two aspirin and we'll be back in the morning to talk to you some more? It just doesn't make any sense whatsoever. And, you know, again, we've got these countries that have been our allies for a long time. They've got to choose. Are they a country or are they not a country?
We've had to have that gut check moment in the United States. And I think in the last administration, There was at least half the country that thought maybe we don't need to be a country. And there was a sobriety checkpoint, and the pendulum swung the other way. That's why I think this November, better people better stop coasting on what I think are not accurate polls, because I don't think this country wants to go back to open borders and this exact kind of treatment of the terrorism threat. I mean, we kicked a bee's nest over in the Middle East.
People can say, oh, you shoulda, you shouldn't have. But it's been done kicked. And so do you want to deal with the hive after you've kicked it? With people who want to let people out within 24 hours and pretend like where they come from and what they're up to in the middle of nowhereville doesn't matter because that's the movie the UK just put on and that's coming to America if we don't get our stuff right. But I can't explain what's going on in England.
I can't explain it either, especially when I look at stories like this guy named Daniel Thomas. They called him an anti-migrant activist and that he Damaged a dinghy in the English Channel full of these illegal immigrants, and he's been refused bail.
So this guy is literally still in jail, but the actual Actual terrorist plotters. Are not.
So it seems that the UK finds people who oppose illegal immigration of mostly Muslim illegal immigrants more dangerous than actual Muslim terrorists that are going to blow stuff up. Yeah, I just don't know how British citizens aren't just mortified, dumbfounded, basically hitting the streets in droves. I know there's been big demonstrations, but this is not like a one-off thing. There's that excruciating crime incident where the poor victim was called racist and was cuffed with his dying breath because the aggressor in that act of violence said, oh no, he used wrong words and was being racist with me. And so this country has lost its mind about what they want to enforce.
And this is, I think, what happens when you have the Rorschach test of the COVID pandemic and the places that were ready to round people up as if it was a World War II concentration camp because you didn't fall in line. We have whole countries of people who think this way. And this is the direction they've gone. And they're going to have to fight really. Hard to bring England back to being England.
I'm going to ask you about. Oh, sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt, but I wanted to ask you about China and pandas. But you mentioned World War II concentration camps. I didn't have this on my talking, my list for this segment, but I was curious: what are your thoughts about what the Netherlands are doing right now, Mr. Yates?
And that they're saying that anything that comes in from Judea and Samaria, Golan Heights, and Jerusalem, you know, if you're if you go, Mr. Stephen Yates, if you go to Jerusalem and you get a nativity set and you bring that back to the Netherlands, they're going to stop you and arrest you. Thoughts?
Well, I don't know. My geography and history are not perfect, but I thought that there was a saint that went through that country at some point that had a name and a holiday. I mean, did they whitewash that holiday completely off the calendar now? You know, they used to be a country that would travel the whole world. They were one of the leaders in international trade and opening up Asia.
And, you know, so they're getting back to being kind of the thought police and whitewashing everything that was good in civilization.
Now, were we all perfect? No. I don't think we're perfect now. But what they're bringing in is insanity.
So, I mean, we've got to break this delusion that people have fallen into. You know, this is not exactly why you bring me on. Usually I'm here to just make people depressed that there's violence in the world and we better be careful about it. That was part of the question. But this mental illness that has taken Over the hive mind of the wider world.
We've got to shake out of it harder. And maybe they need another mean speech by J.D. Vance. Maybe so. We're talking with our good friend Stephen Yates, Nation States with Yates.
Your grade. of how The Reception of Xi Jinping and the whole Chinese meeting and state dinner. What did you think of it?
Well, if anyone really wants my views on this, of course they can listen to endless episodes of a podcast that has a certain name in the podcast. And there's a country that comes up very prominently because every turner, every corner I look around, there's a little bit of China, just like in Sixth Sense, they see dead people.
So for me, we were addressing the summit before, during, and after. And there's elements of it that honestly I don't like. I don't like a lot of the pomp and circumstance. But you know what? I don't like being in crowds.
I'm not really impressed with ornate gatherings. I'm fine with a bowl of popcorn sitting at home taking an easy evening. That's peace, that's nirvana for me. But if other people want to throw in a good show, I did like some of the subtle things that worked their way in that, frankly, I hadn't seen in Trump interactions with China before. For instance, playing Les Miz, you know, is it a commie song or is it a subversive song?
Well, I don't think the Chinese people want to hear the people sing.
So I think that's. was a good one to play. They go to the archives. They're looking at some old treaties that were from earlier China, you know, before there was a communist China. And it was the unequal treaties where China was humiliated by the bad West.
And so it's all ornate. It all seems super, super nice on the surface. But there's some nice sort of Dune movie like slow knife through the shield kind of jabs that were going in this exchange. that I really liked. And then afterwards, I thought our ambassador said some things that were a little bit wonky when he was talking about Taiwan.
But then today, he's talking about, you know what? The Chinese are doing some things that are completely unacceptable on rare earths. They're not delivering on some of the deals that they've made. I mean, really, within a couple of days of a summit, you don't usually have the guy who's been sent to manage the account over there putting it right out in public. And so I'll give the Trump administration credit for being very, very Very clear about what China is not delivering and that they're going to continue to work on it.
And also, being very, very clear, this isn't really a cooperation account on AI and other things. We aim to win. And I like when they go back to winning.
Now, you go back to the red carpet at Andrews and other kinds of things, people really got in a bunch about that. And I can say I don't like it. But the rest of this, I'll take it. There wasn't any notable backsliding, and we seem committed to actually win. If this Iran stuff has really turned a corner, Now that most of the world acknowledges more oil has been flowing to market than they thought.
The Iranians are out of gas and out of cash. Who knows? Maybe the October surprises, America's gonna wake up and decide it wants to win. That's actually, that would be great. Last thing, we got two pandas out of it.
But I really wish that POTUS would have said, no, why don't you return to the panel? I don't even like pandas. My daughter loved pandas when she was a little girl, and she actually had one that she would take with her everywhere. It was her comfort animal.
So for all of my hawkish China expert friends, it was a little bit of heresy. She even got blessed by the Dalai Lama holding that panda with the Hada around her neck from the Dalai Lama. But Daddy Yates never was a fan of the pandas.
So renting two of those. I was never a fan of the pandas. If that is not Nation States with Yates' subtitle, I do not know. We've got to put that in the lower third. Got to be in a t-shirt.
Daddy Yates doesn't like the pandas. But I wish, though, last thing, I really wish Trump would have said, now, you gave us the pandas. What about like, you know, maybe handing over Jimmy Lai or freeing Jimmy Lai? Do you think that came out? Yes, no.
That really didn't come out. I know that the family has asked, and people have been waiting if there's been any kind of incidental contact on the subject. An enterprising journalist, I think, for the Daily Wire was asking explicitly to the two leaders about Jimmy Lai.
So the name was said.
So in Harry Potter's sense, we said the name. And so that happened, but no movement that I'm aware of. The leaders will meet again in China in November and in Miami in December.
So two more bats potentially. I wish it had been better on that front. I don't get all my wishes. There you go. None of us do.
Stephen Yates at Steve Yates on X. Nation States with Yates also on X and wherever you get your podcast. Thank you, my friend. Very good to see you. Daddy Yates doesn't like pandas.
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Okay, we've been talking about QP Mayo for a minute now, Bo, and wow, the feedback we're getting. I mean, so many of y'all love this stuff. You're stopping us in the street going, I love QP. And if you're thinking, wait, what is QP? Uh, do you not have the internet?
It's the OG Japanese mayonnaise, the one with the red cap and the little baby on the bottle. Once you know it, you start seeing it everywhere. People ask what makes it different from basic mayo?
Well, the answer: egg yolks. Cupie is made with egg yolks only, giving it this incredibly rich, umami flavor that elevates everything. Burgers, fries, sandwiches, chicken, noodles. Chefs use it, restaurants use it, people who really love food and flavor use it. Whatever you're eating, QP hit.
So if you haven't tried QP yet, find the bottle with the red cap and see what everyone's talking about. You'll understand, Cupie, the original Japanese mayonnaise. It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time for Florida Man. All right, so first, uh, no, that, why is that the first one?
I'm not doing that one. We're gonna talk about the guy who was in a wheelchair and fell into a marina. At night. Why? This is creepy.
72 year old man, new Smyrna Beach. He fell into the marina. on Sunday night. Cain, tell everybody when are the sharks active? Oh man.
They're active at night. At night, that's correct. 8:55 p.m. I'm all, look at this. I already have chills.
Look at this. It's, I, whoo, Whoa. And sharks. Why are you that close? Deputies responded 855 to the marina after a recaller.
said that they heard a big splash and they heard a guy yelling for help. The area was behind a locked gate. And the deputy arrived and found a dude clinging to a pipe to keep his head above the water. He in the sergeant entered the marina with a buoy and helped the man stay afloat. And then fire rescue, they evaluated the man at the scene.
They got him out, evaluated him. And that's all they. What about the wheelchair? What about how? Like, how?
How are you there at the marina and you're in the water? How do you not follow up on that story, WESH? I mean, I'm curious, how like, how does a guy did he just like roll in there? I I don't know, I'm just saying. Let's see.
This, oh, no.
Well, we do have. Golf cart violence. Just saying. This is a winter springs, dude.
Okay, sidebar. Does everybody have golf carts down there? Is that like the big mode of transportation? Seminole County man is accused of attempting to run over his neighbor with a golf cart. And apparently, the guy should not have had a golf cart in the first place.
He should not have been driving. I don't know. But they have body camera footage from the Winter Springs Police Department that shows Bruce Gittleman. Being arrested after a 911 call from the neighborhood. By the way, Steve, this is in the Hacienda Village neighborhood.
The Hacienda Village.
So I'm assuming that's part of the. No pleasing. It's a villager fight.
So the guy told dispatchers. This guy's been harassing him for 10 years. Just try to run me over with his golf cart. The guy denied it, but apparently there is some footage, and the guy was taken into custody. It's a villager fight.
Do we all need to be detoxing ourselves? Before I go asking, how can I detox? I have to look inward.
Okay, what am I doing? Can I identify at least three ways that my body detoxes and ways to support that? I promise if my message was more dramatic like that, I would have millions of followers and make millions of dollars. But I cannot sleep at night trying to sell someone something that their body already does naturally. We're living in a crazy world now.
I think it's a lot of people fear a lack of control. And as a result of this, this is the way of them trying to make sense of the world and try to take control over their own bodies.
So by actively doing something, I'm going to detoxify things. Therefore, I'm going to feel better. I think is absolutely one of the reasons that detoxifying has become so popular. Listen to the full episode of Health versus Hype with the American Medical Association on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is Matt Rogers from Los Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bo and Yang.
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Okay, we've been talking about QP Mayo for a minute now, Bo, and wow, the feedback we're getting. I mean, so many of y'all love this stuff. You're stopping us in the street going, I love QP. And if you're thinking, wait, what is QP? Uh, do you not have the internet?
It's the OG Japanese mayonnaise, the one with the red cap and the little baby on the bottle. Once you know it, you start seeing it everywhere. People ask what makes it different from basic mayo?
Well, the answer, egg yolks. Cupie is made with egg yolks only, giving it this incredibly rich umami flavor that elevates everything. Burgers, fries, sandwiches, chicken, noodles. Chefs use it, restaurants use it, people who really love food and flavor use it. Whatever you're eating, QP hit.
So if you haven't tried QP yet, find the bottle with the red cap and see what everyone's talking about. You'll understand, Cupie, the original Japanese mayonnaise. Yeah. Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of the United States. Over the years, so many people told me that I couldn't win a state like Michigan by talking about social issues.
During my re-election campaign, I heard some version of You should spend less time talking about abortion and more time talking about the economy. My response was always the same. If you don't think abortion is about the economy, then you probably don't have a uterus. If you think that the abortion isn't about the economy, then you probably have duck feet. I mean,.
That's just as true. If you think that hot dogs aren't like pizza, then you probably are an orange. Mm. I mean Yeah. And that leather jacket.
She tries way too hard, man. Welcome back, Daniel Lash with you. Then you don't have a y I love how she tries to act like she's off the cuff. looking at her prompter, right? and left.
Right? And left. Throw one to the center, big Gretch. Right and left. Throw another to the center.
I'm gonna lean forward and act like I'm leaning into the moment. I mean, she's as I mean, it's like watching Small Wonder do Swan Lake. Watching her on stage try to act like she's delivering anything off the cuff, 5% of the people got that reference. That's what hurts my heart. You guys know small wonder, right?
Small wonder the little robot girl. Mm, yep.
So, uh Yeah, that that no, that didn't make any sense at all. Are they still pushing that? I mean, it's the same damn stuff every generation. But my abortion, but. I mean, we're still having this.
Someone raised these bimbos to learn how to find birth control in a target aisle, please, for the love of all things holy. Because if I have to hear one of these post-menopausal harpies sit here and screech about abortions anymore. I'm gonna I'm not gonna yeet myself off a roof. I'm gonna yeet everybody else off a roof.
So I can have a roof to myself.
So I just can't. Do we all need to be detoxing ourselves? Before I go asking, how can I detox? I have to look inward.
Okay, what am I doing? Can I identify at least three ways that my body detoxes and ways to support that? I promise if my message was more dramatic like that, I would have millions of followers and make millions of dollars. But I cannot sleep at night trying to sell someone something that their body already does naturally. We're living in a crazy world now.
I think it's a lot of people fear a lack of control. And as a result of this, this is the way of them trying to make sense of the world and try to take control over their own bodies.
So by actively doing something, I'm going to detoxify things, therefore I'm going to feel better. I think is absolutely one of the reasons that detoxifying has become so popular. Listen to the full episode of Health vs. Hype with the American Medical Association on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is Becca Tilly and Tanya Radd from Scrubbing In with Becca Tilly and Tanya Radd.
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Okay, we've been talking about QP Mayo for a minute now, Bo, and wow, the feedback we're getting. I mean, so many of y'all love this stuff. You're stopping us in the street going, I love QP. And if you're thinking, wait, what is QP? Do you not have the internet?
It's the OG Japanese mayonnaise, the one with the red cap and the little baby on the bottle. Once you know it, you start seeing it everywhere. People ask what makes it different from basic mayo?
Well, the answer, egg yolks. QP is made with egg yolks only, giving it this incredibly Rich umami flavor that elevates everything. Burgers, fries, sandwiches, chicken, noodles. Chefs use it, restaurants use it, people who really love food and flavor use it. Whatever you're eating, cupie hit.
So if you haven't tried QP yet, find the bottle with the red cap and see what everyone's talking about. You'll understand cupie, the original Japanese mayonnaise. And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five.
This really hurts my heart. Dennis? Haskins. Whose name I really had to fight to remember because I know him as Mr. Belding.
From Saved by the Bell, the actual best principal ever, has passed away. Age seventy five. Mr. Belding has passed away. I'm in a need.
Like, I'm gonna need some help, man. I'm shuck. Bells to save him? Dude, exactly. Were there no bells to save Mr.
Pelty? He was the principal in like what seemed like the coolest high school with the best cafeteria. Nobody's cafeteria looked like. That high school's cafeteria. Mr.
Belding is gone now. He has gone up to the big high school in the sky. It's kind of sad. Also, this is very interesting. I've been watching this now.
I actually was doing some inquiries about this not just a couple of weeks ago.
So, Andrew Bailey, who was the Missouri AG, and he went to become a co-deputy director at the FBI. And honestly, he's the most qualified guy there. He's resigned. That was announced yesterday, yesterday late afternoon. It takes effect October 2nd.
Now, my My whole thing is, I think somebody's preparing for a gubernatorial run. And he would be probably one of the most phenomenal governors in Missouri's history, I have to say, if he does that, that's just VMA's ratings dropped 50% from last year. Fans said the show was staged. Dude, who gave you that idea? Really?
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