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It’s not just the junk food itself that makes the clip so lovable, it’s the slightly quirky and anachronistic choices Sheriff Grady used. The hyperbolic humor of drinking soda and eating sweets in order to stop “murdering” people translates well to digestible memes that can relieve stress. Many of the TikTok lip syncs for the soundbite are people (and animals) who aren’t necessarily homicidal but are otherwise at their wit’s end with life. Quit murdering people.” This advice has gone viral on TikTok, and pretty much all social media platforms because it’s both absurd and relatable. Sheriff Grady Judd of Polk, County Florida has a solution for the increase of homicides in both his county and the United States at large since the pandemic: “Just chill out.
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