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The Situation Is Now Selling ‘French Fries’ T-Shirts and Fans Are Convinced He’s Low-Key Shading Ronnie
It looks like just because the first season of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation is over doesn't mean that Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino is done making fun of his buddy Ronnie Ortiz-Magro! Mike just dropped a new line of t-shirts on July 13, and fans are living for the potential shade.
Sitch posted a photo to his Instagram wearing a t-shirt that says "Just pass the french fries." He claims he's simply selling them for National French Fry Day, but two hours earlier he reminded fans that he used the iconic line while having dinner with Jen Harley, Ronnie's baby mama, to allude to his alleged cheating scandal.
Jersey Shore fans will recall that the cast gave Ronnie's kinda-sorta-mistress Antonia the nickname "French Fries," because she's, well, French. When Ron brought Jen over for dinner, she quickly teased Mike by calling him "The Incarceration," and he clapped back by saying "Just pass the french fries." Lucky for Ron, Jen knew nothing about the drama at the time, but she definitely knows now!
Fans completely lost their minds when the saw the shirts. "Hahaha [Mike] thank you for this. You're the roast master ???," said one supporter. Another agreed, writing, "@realronniemagro you gonna take that? lol ? love you both can’t wait for next season."
Ronnie has yet to respond to the hilarious tees, but something tells us he won't mind too much. Plus, he's not the only one Mike is poking fun at via t-shirt on his Etsy. He's also selling a "You're a dirty little hamster" shirt, which seemingly teases Angelina Pivarnick for their 2010 spat where he used the weird insult. Of course if you want something that screams "The Situation," you can pick up his "living my best life" tee instead.
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