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And today, I don't traditionally like to wade into terribly controversial topics because I feel like there's so much that divides us nowadays.

I try and find some common ground.

But every once in a while, I have to stand my ground when I have been lectured at and moralized to by various publications.

And this time it's the New York Post.

And I was given a stern lecture over what I like to put on my hot dog.

And I won't have it, not for a moment.

There are people in the world who think that you shouldn't put ketchup on hot dogs, that somehow it makes you lesser than, or juvenile, or that you've got a simple palette, and you

don't know what's good for you.

You know who's got that kind of mindset?

Statists, the AOCs of the world who feel that people are incapable of making their own

decisions, and therefore the government

or some other morally superior body is going to tell you what kind of condiments to slather on your

wiener i won't have it for a moment and i'll tell you why ketchup is delicious ketchup on hot dogs

is perfect and, there are people

who say you should only have mustard and sauerkraut and onions on a hot dog. I will take all

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