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Sarah, it's the holiday season, and you know what people

do at the holidays? They go home, which is why I wanted to bring back an episode that we did last year,

because today on scam influencers, we're going to our home, otherwise known as Canada, with a scam

that could not be more Canadian, a maple syrup heist.

You know, this is one of those stories where I thought I knew everything, but it was actually

a lot crazier than I thought, and I didn't know this much about maple syrup. And now I do.

Well, you know what? It's extra timely because there's a new TV show inspired by this story

out now on

Amazon Prime. It's called The Sticky. And I know it isn't totally accurate to the actual story,

but I really hope that our favorite Canadian hero makes an appearance. Of course, I'm talking

about Julianne, the mullet-rocking Quebequa Libertarian who posed for an official photo by flipping the bird.

I actually can't believe. I forgot to be her for Halloween, Sarah.

You know, she was such a complicated and iconic woman that, you know, I low-key miss her.

I know. Me too. Well, gather the whole family for the story of sweet, sweet scamming.

Sarah, is there anything that makes you proud to be a Canadian? Is it the beer? Is it the beavers? Is it the passive aggression?

Oh, that's a tough question. There are certain Canadians that I think are cool, but I'm not one for nationalistic pride. That's true.

Well, what about the maple syrup then? I guess I feel some pride towards that. It's great stuff. I love using it. I love

eating it. And people are impressed by it. Well, it turns out Canada's maple syrup industry is a lot

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