It's almost certainly a conspiracy.

My local supermarket has more than 22 different kinds of canned tomatoes and only one type

of fish sauce.

Hey, it's Seth and this is a Kimbo.

We'll be back in a second to talk about an invisible conspiracy that's happening all

around us.

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So how do we explain the ethnic aisle in the supermarket?

How do we explain the fact that Italian food is all over the supermarket exactly where

you would expect from particular ingredients in the frozen section, in the tomato section,

in the pasta section.

Food from places like Thailand or Mexico is all together in one little section.

Many supermarkets in the Northeast have a Goya section that just sells the food of

one company.

It must be some sort of conspiracy, perhaps, the people who run the supermarkets are racist

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