Jason Karp
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They make a Canadian version of Froot Loops that they undoubtedly produce in this country, in the US. They already make it and they already have the formulation for it here and they ship it up to Canada. And yet the one that they sell here has red 40, yellow five, yellow six, blue one, and BHT. All of those ingredients are not included in their international version of Froot Loops.
They make a Canadian version of Froot Loops that they undoubtedly produce in this country, in the US. They already make it and they already have the formulation for it here and they ship it up to Canada. And yet the one that they sell here has red 40, yellow five, yellow six, blue one, and BHT. All of those ingredients are not included in their international version of Froot Loops.
They make a Canadian version of Froot Loops that they undoubtedly produce in this country, in the US. They already make it and they already have the formulation for it here and they ship it up to Canada. And yet the one that they sell here has red 40, yellow five, yellow six, blue one, and BHT. All of those ingredients are not included in their international version of Froot Loops.
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Yes. Yes. Yes. Well, I look, thanks for having me, Mark. And, um, you know, as a little background, you know, you were one of my early inspirations, um, which I'll get to in my, in my life story. It's, um, it's kind of a crazy story. Uh, and the, the whole East West books thing and the spirituality of that store, uh, is Swami Rama, the guy who could put like needles through his arm.
Yes. Yes. Yes. Well, I look, thanks for having me, Mark. And, um, you know, as a little background, you know, you were one of my early inspirations, um, which I'll get to in my, in my life story. It's, um, it's kind of a crazy story. Uh, and the, the whole East West books thing and the spirituality of that store, uh, is Swami Rama, the guy who could put like needles through his arm.
Yes. Yes. Yes. Well, I look, thanks for having me, Mark. And, um, you know, as a little background, you know, you were one of my early inspirations, um, which I'll get to in my, in my life story. It's, um, it's kind of a crazy story. Uh, and the, the whole East West books thing and the spirituality of that store, uh, is Swami Rama, the guy who could put like needles through his arm.
I mean, it's, it's, we'll come back to how, how crazy that is.
I mean, it's, it's, we'll come back to how, how crazy that is.
I mean, it's, it's, we'll come back to how, how crazy that is.
I didn't know that.
I didn't know that.
I didn't know that.
It really is karmic. I mean, I have the chills because I totally forgot about the East West bookstore and the spiritual connection.
It really is karmic. I mean, I have the chills because I totally forgot about the East West bookstore and the spiritual connection.
It really is karmic. I mean, I have the chills because I totally forgot about the East West bookstore and the spiritual connection.
Yeah. Yeah, we'll come back to that. My background and my kind of personal story, I think, is a cautionary tale and it's also a metaphor for what's happened to modern society. You know, I had a pretty meteoric ascent starting in college. where I was sort of your classic overachiever. I went to Wharton undergrad business school. I was one of the top students.
Yeah. Yeah, we'll come back to that. My background and my kind of personal story, I think, is a cautionary tale and it's also a metaphor for what's happened to modern society. You know, I had a pretty meteoric ascent starting in college. where I was sort of your classic overachiever. I went to Wharton undergrad business school. I was one of the top students.