Hawaii man's love for SPAM gets him stopped at TSA 

clever pun! 😂🎉

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I think he said they did they keep sending it to him now

YOu see this is the natural way for a product company to sponsor the LGBTQ community instead of shoving it in our face like what Bud Light tried to do.

bet most of them would like to forget spam existed. mres get complaints ,this is beyond plain by comparison

When WWII ended, the American military left behind cans and cans of Spam around the world. Countries like South Korea, the Philippines and Japan utilized it in their own ways like Korean Budae Jjigae or Army Stew, Filipino Spamsilog (Spam-Garlic Fried Rice-Egg) & Spamdesal (Spam in Pandesal/Filipino Breakfast bread, Japanese Spam Musubi.

Ikr

@@bloodlove93ok negative Nancy. Why even waste your time typing that verbal diarrhea.

​@@bloodlove93 Dad, US Navy, Pacific, WWII: "I've eaten enough SPAM for the rest of my life. "

I did, too. I brought 10 spam musubis from Waikiki back to San Francisco. How I missed Hawaii

Musubi is the best !

Your mom tried plenty of Nazi spam if you know what I mean 😂😂😂😂

Idk anyones obsession over spam. Is basically military food…..

@@jdos5643 They serve this in the military?

@@chewie94116 well yeah back then. It was a canned food that was shipped to military personal goes as far back as ww2.

@@chewie94116 yeah back then

Mom: Get a US Visa so we can go to Guam! Son: But why mom? Aside from beaches, what's in it for me? Mom: After I do my business, we can buy LOTS of SPAM. Son: ...really mom? 😑 We have SPAM back home.

shipping to the mainland would be too costly, same with getting meat and supplies.

@@freedomcat Hawai’i is my main and only land, I believe you mean “the states”. They’re paying to ship the majority of their spam HERE, so they’d be saving money on shipping. It’s the craziest thing, but believe it or not, we actually have meat here too 😲😱. And they likely order supplies from Asia like the rest of import reliant America, and guess who’s closer to Asia… is it Hawai’i or Minnesota?! 🤔

@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom Minnesota has more land available for the factories in the islands of Hawaii and they are also closer to industrial farms. Using trains to ship to the west coast of the mainland is easier than trying to load them onto a ship and then ship them up to Asia when it is straight right across to Japan

@@freedomcat “More land available for factories” ?!?!🤭🤭🤭, you really had to reach far and hard for that one. There’s only 2 spam factories. 1 in Minnesota and 1 in Nebraska. If you think we don’t have the land to accommodate a factory, you must not be from here. Again, we have meat here too, we have industrial farms here too. Sheesh you really don’t know anything about Hawai’i huh?! You do realize EVERYTHING imported/exported between Asia and the U.S. goes through Hawai’i, right?! It doesn’t matter if it’s via a ship or plane, it all comes through Hawai’i. So Spam is ordering their tins from Asia (most likely) shipping it to Minnesota, mind you it’s coming through Hawai’i FIRST before it goes to Minnesota, making the spam then shipping it back here and then to Asia. Not to mention Guam who eats the most spam than anywhere else in the world, even more than us (more than twice as much I believe) and their spam goes through Hawai’i first as well. South Korea. Guam and Hawai’i are the top 3 buyers of Spam BY FAR & all of that spam comes through Hawai’i first. The math ain’t mathing. They could easily keep their Minnesota factory for domestic products, shutdown the Nebraska factory and move it here instead where it would benefit the people who have supported their company the most.

@@freedomcat Now stop wasting my time with your nonsense, please and thank you.

stay classy philippines. tip: dont tell foreigners what you do in your country.

It's disgusting and smells just like pet food

​@@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367 Awww, too bad you're missing out on life 🤣

@@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367 your nose must be underdeveloped.

And a few Spam look a like.

We do have many varieties. Bacon, spicy, tocino, teriyaki, garlic, black pepper come to mind. But the most popular has to be the low sodium.

​@jkhijirida I buy my cases of low sodium Spam at Costco.

My wife forces me to eat low sodium. Well, it’s better than no spam.

I wouldn't say "ultra rare", it's just on the mainland US they don't often sell them in your "typical" stores.

The only flavor that's real special imo is the Tocino spam, both flavor-wise and it being exclusively in the Philippines. But you can get it in the states fairly easily

😂 some of us don’t

@@Feed_the_Kitty_a_Hotdog I love a good fried Spam sandwich!

Ya sure. Ya betcha.

​@@Feed_the_Kitty_a_Hotdogyou're crazy.

Probably for the best, as agents aren't allowed to accept gifts.

He had also put some in his suitcase so we didn’t see it all. Also. To TSA, it was a lot.

oh, gifted...🤣

Yeah Hawaii has quarantine for many food products and plants. American Samoa too

Yes, they actually love their spam ,Its an integral part of Budae Jigae(Army stew) where u put everthing u want or available in a kimchi base soup,its how they survive on a bland army rations.the spam in it is so yum👌.And also they have spam kimbap my favorite.Their are other korean food with spam.