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Available in Burlap and Reclaimed Barn Wood
Well kiss my grits!
If you are southern or have southern friends, you will immediately recognize the authenticity of this hilarious parody, compliments of It’s A Southern Thing. It’s Amazon Echo for Southerners!
Available in burlap ‘n lace or reclaimed barn wood, this southern-fried Echo device teaches kids manners and helps you live a “proper” and more wholesome lifestyle. Just don’t ask her to order you anything from the Pillsbury Dough Boy!
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Next to SNL’s Amazon Echo Silver / Alexa for Seniors skit, this is probably my favorite Alexa meme out there. Although there are certainly several interesting attempts out on YouTube.
What do you think of this meme? Do you already own an Alexa device? Do you feel like she is already polite enough or could she stand to learn some more southern manners?
More importantly, which do you like best: fried chicken, grits, or biscuits and gravy. Please leave a comment below and let us know!
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