Tim Pool

Like, obviously, that's a joke, right?

Like nobody's going to whip a sheath of wheat and start eating the groats right from the is that what they're called?

I'm thinking of oats.

No, it's wheat, right?

Anyway, here's the thing.

If you ask a bot to scrape accounts, you will find the machine says Tim Pool is anti-pancake.

And then they'll go to these paid bot accounts or network accounts or, you know, influencer accounts that are paid and say, we need you to start producing content that target all of these people because they hate pancakes.

The only problem is I got a big old pancake breakfast on my Twitter account and I sell pancake mix on Timcast IRL from Cousin T's Pancake Mix.

And then people start going, wait, hold on.

Wait, what?

Why is there a post claiming Tim Pool hates pancakes?

The dude literally sells pancakes for Terrence Williams on Timcast IRL.

That doesn't make sense.

And that's the funny thing about nuanced sarcasm posts like this.

On X, if I make a joke, like, is there literally one reason not to not to conquer Iran or whatever?

Because scrapers, you know, AI bots that scan through it can't tell the difference and don't know who I am.

So something weird happens.

You'll get a post like this from a guy who clearly, I mean, in my opinion, did not write it.

And then let's see some of the comments.

And this is funny.