John Oliver Just Started ‘Show Us Your Peanuts’ To Call Out A Massively Shady Industry. Sign Me Up!

Um, he said Circus Peanuts taste like what? No thanks, I’ll stick to actual peanuts. #ShowUsYourPeanuts

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Oct 27, 2014

You heard the man. Share this clip and get the industry to #ShowUsYourPeanuts.

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