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Now why didn't I think of that earlier...
On Donald Trump's very special day, let's review his past enterprises:
Trump Vodka - fail
Trump Steaks - fail
Trump Ice (WTF?) - fail
Trump Shuttle - fail
Trump Towers (Toronto) - fail
Trump casinos - multiple fails
The list goes on and on. In fact, I'll bet Trump Vacuum Cleaners would be the only thing that didn't suck.
There is one product that Trump can put his face on that will sell - Trump Toilet Paper.
'Cause I can't wait to wipe my ass with his face.
-m
EDIT - from http://breaking911.com/whats-selling-inauguration-socks-mugs-trump-scented-candles/
At Chocolate Moose, a novelty gift shop a half-mile from the White House, shelves were lined with Trump whoopee cushions and chocolate miniatures of the Capitol. The Trump mask, a Halloween favorite, was back in stock.
“Up to now, absolutely, it’s been all about the gag stuff,” said Michele Cosby, the store’s owner.
The best-selling item? Toilet paper emblazoned with Trump’s face. “We sold cases upon cases of it,” Cosby said. “And at $12 a roll, it wasn’t cheap.” (But, she added, she stopped selling the popular item once Trump became president-elect: “We didn’t want to cross the line.”)
Trump Vodka - fail
Trump Steaks - fail
Trump Ice (WTF?) - fail
Trump Shuttle - fail
Trump Towers (Toronto) - fail
Trump casinos - multiple fails
The list goes on and on. In fact, I'll bet Trump Vacuum Cleaners would be the only thing that didn't suck.
There is one product that Trump can put his face on that will sell - Trump Toilet Paper.
'Cause I can't wait to wipe my ass with his face.
-m
EDIT - from http://breaking911.com/whats-selling-inauguration-socks-mugs-trump-scented-candles/
At Chocolate Moose, a novelty gift shop a half-mile from the White House, shelves were lined with Trump whoopee cushions and chocolate miniatures of the Capitol. The Trump mask, a Halloween favorite, was back in stock.
“Up to now, absolutely, it’s been all about the gag stuff,” said Michele Cosby, the store’s owner.
The best-selling item? Toilet paper emblazoned with Trump’s face. “We sold cases upon cases of it,” Cosby said. “And at $12 a roll, it wasn’t cheap.” (But, she added, she stopped selling the popular item once Trump became president-elect: “We didn’t want to cross the line.”)