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Investing In Hostess Cakes
The overall tone of the article is humorous because the middle of the article talks about how Trump’s presidency will cause him to gain weight. “Like people say, what do you invest in during the Trump era? I feel like, Hostess Cakes. Most of us are just scared and eating ice cream.” This quote shows his humorous tone because he thinks investing in Hostess Cakes is going to be a strong investment because of the fear of the people for Trump. He may be talking in this humorous tone because this is a way to mourn a tragic event in at least half the nation’s eyes. He transitions to a more serious tone at the end of the article, “The comic muses: “I’m trying to transition from making comments on social media to choosing one or two organizations
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