stackyFACTSBecause rogue tuber smuggling was apparently a massive threat to the Australian way of life.
Because rogue tuber smuggling was apparently a massive threat to the Australian way of life. Under a draconian 1946 law designed to protect local agriculture markets, ordinary citizens were strictly prohibited from possessing massive quantities of potatoes unless they were a licensed dealer. Authorities literally had the right to search your vehicle for contraband carbs. Fortunately, the law was finally repealed, making it safe for mash enthusiasts everywhere.
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