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Source：New Knowledge Information Network Editor：Entertainment Time：2025-06-27 03:13:19

Twitter became slightly more tolerable when a group of mascots started a wholesome thread hyping each other up.

Mascots don't get enough credit -- inside every massive costume,Uncontrollable Sexual Desire there's a human being working hard to make money.

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User @iPurrple tweeted a mirror selfie on Tuesday wearing the Baskin-Robbins mascot costume at work, captioning it, "Wake up hustlers, let's get this bread. No days off."

His tweet, which he insists "isn't even [his] best work," blew up overnight, getting reposted on Diplo's Instagram story and rising to the front page of Reddit.

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Redditors supported @iPurrple's hustle. "This person is making an honest dollar working a shit 9-5, There’s just no way I can hate on this, I feel for them," u/jack12380 commented.

"All work is honorable," u/firesideflea agreed.

The tweet also spurred fellow mascots to tweet their own mirror selfies.

Others on Twitter joined in.

Soon, mascots in the comments were hyping each other up.

It's not the first time @iPurrple has joked about working hard. In May, he tweeted nearly the same thing, except with photos of someone dressed as Ronald McDonald.

No matter how terrible the news cycle seems, just remember that somewhere in the void that is Twitter there is a thread of mascot mirror selfies.

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