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Good morning, Brue Daly Show. I'm Neil Fryman.

And I'm Toby Howell.

Today, the White House and US states go to battle over prediction markets.

Then Zuck took the stand yesterday to argue that social media is not addictive.

It's Thursday, February 19th.

Let's ride.

Good morning and happy Thursday.

Not that I want to divide Americans more than they already are,

but we got to talk about this big condiment survey that was just released.

YouGov asked Americans their favorite and least favorite condiments,

and the results will absolutely spark a food fight in your group chat.

At the top of the list, the most loved condiment in America is peanut butter, which is

debatably even a condiment in the first place.

It's followed by honey, salsa, barbecue sauce, chocolate sauce, ketchup, and maple syrup.

Down at the bottom of the list, Hoysen sauce is Americans' least loved condiment, accompanied by other bottom dwellers, Thousand Island dressing, relish, and fish sauce. Toby, what about this ranking irrationally upsets you? Well, peanut butter is not a condiment. Let's just get that out of the way first and foremost. This really just feels like an ignorance poll, though, because they also asked respondents, which condiments do you keep at home?

And wouldn't you know it? Those further down on the list were the least bought as well.

So not a lot of people probably have poison sauce in their coverage. Not a lot of people have a fish sauce.

So that was my biggest takeaway from it. I do want to call out chocolate sauce, though,

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