In New York Times should be embarrassed about this article they just wrote.

Yes, you've just read my mind. Keep going.

There's this little bit about fruit loops, and they're sort of debunking what he said, about fruit loops being different in Canada than in the U.S. And then you read this paragraph and it says, oh no, the ingredients are the same, except for where they come from. In Canada, they come from blueberry and carrots, but in the U.S. it comes from food coloring, bromine whatever.

I can't even pronounce all these chemicals.

And they wanted to claim that this is the same because of the same ingredients.

And it's like it just proves the point essentially.

And I think like don't, I think a parents and a lot of people voted, you know, for the Maha movement, if you will, because they'd see it too.

You know, they don't want their kids to be sick and poisoned by what they're putting in the food.

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So if you recognize that man, he is Daniel Negranu, and you're probably a poker fan.

He's already in the poker Hall of Fame.

He's only 50 years old.

This guy is so interesting.

His parents came from communist Romania and moved to Canada, where he was born and raised,

but he became a U.S. citizen because he likes playing poker in Vegas. So why wouldn't it?

He's the only player in the World Series of poker to win the player of the year twice. Only one.

And his earnings are estimated to be upwards of $54 million. So you're going to hear from him.

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