All great internet personality or all infamous internet personalities have gone through about where their supporters are walking around with either actual bodily things from them or facsimiles of it.

It's true.

It's like in public and private, whatever.

First, it started with Belle Delphine and her, um, her bathwater, gamer girl bathwater. And many such copycats have spurreded after that. Yeah. And we, you know, we can't fault them. Exactly. You know, business is business. You know what I'm saying? Business is business. And it was bound to crossover into politics at a Trump rally when allegedly Trump supporters started

walking around with the J.D. Vance full family kit, which is allegedly like a bottle

containing a goopy white substance. I assume you can guess what it is. That's J.D. Vance come.

Yeah. I'm still not sure that it's real. It feels so insane that there's no way that it's real. But at the same time, like these images aren't doctored. Like, they're people holding these things. Who makes that kind of thing up as like a false flag? Yeah. It's not like a, it's definitely not like an organized thing at the rallies where people are getting together in a grassroots effort to bring J Vance come facsimiles to the rally. Yeah. But it's like crazy that it's like believable

that people are actually doing this. So the context here is a week ago, uh, there, there were photos

surfacing online of various Republicans at, I believe inally, holding cups that say J.D. Vance

full family kit. And there's a viscous white substance inside of the cup. And I think the

idea here is that they're saying J.D. Vance has the facilities to have kids the quote-unquote regular way, whereas Tim Walls had to use IVF or some fertility treatment or whatever.

Weird, crazy thing to just be insane.

But as I said, I'm still not convinced this is a real thing because this seems so fucking insane.

Snope says there's no proof that it's 100% real.

They also don't disprove it, though.

And I'm just left thinking like, okay, why would people do this, right? One option is that it's a

sort of liberal false flag thing just to make Republicans look weird. But I feel like people

would not just come up with this to do. That's what I'm saying. That is not in the deepest, darkest depths of my mind, I am not conjuring that.

Like there's no way I'm thinking, oh, yeah, you know what, Trump was here in Michigan a couple days ago. We should go to the Trump rally and have fake jars of come on us. Yeah, exactly. That's insane. Well, that's why it's a little bit more believable to me that somebody set up a booth at a Trump rally and had these little kits prepared and we're just handing them out saying like, yeah, J.D. Vance is a real man. Tim Walls can't even conceive a kid normally. And it's crazy that that's believable. That is believable. Like that's the type of shit. Because I kind of believe it. Because you've seen all the crazy shirts that they wear to these things. Like people will sell literally anything at these Trump rallies because it's the type of shit. I kind of believe it. Because you've seen all the crazy shirts that they wear to these things.

Like people will sell literally anything at these Trump rallies because it's the type of people to buy that kind of shit. I can believe them paying a dollar for a kit like this and taking pictures with it. Not even just like at Trump rallies. You go to any like tourist location. Look at those fucking t-shirt shops. You got a billion, I saw this one shirt in

Mackinac Island that was like Nancy Pelosi riding on the back of a motorcycle with Biden and some

fucking slur or something. You know what I mean? It's just crazy shit. So it's like, it's not

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