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Elmo may be a puppet, however like everybody else, he feels the sting of Donald Trump’s unstable economic system and is now looking for new employment.
The web has been in stitches since a debunked viral submit that includes the lovable puppet monster from Sesame Road popped up on LinkedIn. The submit options the favored character updating his profile after the Trump administration’s silly funds cuts.
“Hello LinkedIn, Sadly Elmo was not too long ago laid off due to the federal funds cuts,” the submit begins. “Elmo labored at Sesame Road for 45 years. Elmo is unhappy. Elmo cherished his time at Sesame Road.”
Like a traditional profile on the job-search website, the puppet offered his credentials whereas sending a heartfelt farewell to associates and different longtime residents of Sesame Road, Massive Chook, and Cookie Monster.
“Elmo is searching for his subsequent alternative,” the submit continued. “Elmo is sweet at so many issues. Like hugs. Elmo LOVES giving hugs. Elmo may also acknowledge the letter E, spell his title, really feel empathy, sing ‘Elmo’s Tune’ and ask how you’re doing. Elmo is open to full-time or freelance roles.”
The Viral Put up Displays What’s Going On In The US Proper Now
Whereas the unemployment fee in the US stays regular, at present sitting at 4.2%, it’s not wanting good for individuals who reside on Sesame Road.
Because of an government order issued on Could 1 by the Trump administration calling for the reducing of federal funding to PBS and NPR in an effort to save cash.
If you happen to’re questioning precisely how a lot cash within the federal funds goes to each entities, Katherine Maher, NPR President and CEO, stated, “The appropriation for public broadcasting, together with NPR and PBS, represents lower than 0.0001% of the federal funds.”
The LinkedIn submit has additionally garnered reactions, which you’ll see within the gallery beneath.