'Bake Sale': Octavia Spencer Offers Elon Musk, DOGE Employees Poop Pie From 'The Help'
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In the film's most famous scene, Spencer's character delivers the pie to her former boss after being unjustly fired.
Octavia Spencer has a special treat for Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency.
Spencer offered up the “chocolate” pie from “The Help” in a post on Instagram alongside a still from the 2011 drama of the warm pie being delivered. Her character famously baked the dessert with her own feces for the racist villain played by Bryce Dallas Howard.
“Bake sale for Washington to ALL DOGE employees and supporters,” she wrote. “I need good vanilla from MEXICO and some CANADIAN maple syrup. #limitedEdition pies: Corn and chocolate. Need lots of donations for the ‘special ingredient.’”
“Eat looooooooots of corn,” Spencer continued. “one time sale.”
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