Graphic by Gabriel Currie

Republican Vice Presidential Candidate J.D Vance visited The Sink as a part of his cafe tour following his viral visit to a local donut shop.

Vance: Hey! It’s me, J.D.
Sink Worker: What can I get you?
V: Yeah…I think we should withdraw funding from
Ukraine.
SW: What about the Ukranians?
V: I’m focused on the future, not the past
Pregnant pause. Vance gives a thumbs-up..
V: So…I feel like you should add more couches to this seating area over there.
SW: Don’t even think about it..
V: Good, good. I’m running for Vice President of the United States.

The sink worker was not impressed. A minute passed with no comment.

SW: Hey, where did you buy your guyliner? I got mine from T.J Maxx.
V: WHAT? I don’t wear guyliner. Insecurely, Vance wipes his guyliner off. He sneaks a glance at the couch in the corner.
Editor’s Note: Vance implied he gets his eyeliner from Sephora.
SW: So, do you want to order something?
V: Yeah, whatever makes sense.

Vance gestures broadly to some croissants. He notices some music playing. He bops his head lizardly.

V: Oh, is this Lana? Did you know there’s a tunnel under Ocean Boulevard?
SW: This is “Rich Girl” by Daryl Hall and John Oates.
V: That’s what they used to call me at Yale.
SW: Wait, that’s what they used to call me
too! Do you want a drink or something?
V: Yeah, that’d be perfect.
SW: Do you want coffee or a Lucy in the Chai or–?
V: Yeah, whatever makes sense.
SW: What? Do you want caffeine?
V: I don’t like caffeine. It’s addicting. And, as you may know, my mother was a drug addict. I was born in a working class family and I know what it’s like to struggle.
SW: Really? I don’t know what that’s like!
V: You will know if we don’t tighten the borders.
SW: WHAT?
V: Um, I mean … how long have you been working here?
SW: Do you want to deport people? Yes or no? V: You see, that’s a tough question–
SW: How is that tough question?
V: I don’t like to answer questions! You told me there wasn’t gonna be fact checking?
SW: Wh-? Can you not include me in the video?
V: Yeah, they want to not be included in the video.
Yeah, let’s make sure that they’re blotted out in post. Good,
good.

They were not blotted out in post.

Tyler Frojmovich

Tyler is an easygoing, sweet, handsome, diligent, funny and slightly neurotic individual. When Tyler first came to Tufts, he thought to himself: “Surely I won’t become the managing editor-in-chief of Tufts’s premiere humor and satire publication. That’d be too crazy!” But he did indeed become the managing editor-in-chief of Tufts’s premiere humor and satire publication. And, let’s just say, he is happier than ever. Like the Billie Eilish song. More by Tyler Frojmovich