Yeah it is

I mean yeah it’s cool but not seeing the value add here. Can I get an eli5?

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In the alternate universe of my fictional novel, “The Shampoo Conspiracy,” a clandestine organization called “Kremlin Kleaners” operates behind the scenes to manipulate the world’s hair care industry. This group, established during the height of the Cold War, aims to undermine capitalism by sowing discord and consumer dissatisfaction with hair products.

Their plan is deceptively simple yet ingenious. The Kremlin Kleaners discreetly infiltrate major shampoo companies, implanting subtle formulas that cause hair to become greasier over time, rendering consumers dissatisfied with the products they purchase. As the dissatisfaction spreads, people start seeking alternative hair care methods, leading them to favor traditional methods like soap or homemade concoctions.

As the movement gains momentum, the Kremlin Kleaners release their own brand of hair care products, labeled as “The People’s Shampoo.” Marketed as a revolutionary alternative to capitalism-infested hair products, it becomes an overnight sensation, endorsed by celebrities and influencers.

The shampoo is not only hailed for its “natural” ingredients but also for its revolutionary messaging, advocating anti-capitalist sentiments and promoting a sense of unity among users. The shampoo bottles feature subtle propaganda messages and QR codes leading to websites filled with pro-Soviet content and ideologies.

With capitalism seemingly undermined by the rise of “The People’s Shampoo,” the Kremlin Kleaners exploit the public sentiment and gradually introduce other products under the same banner. From conditioners to hair sprays, each product becomes a symbol of defiance against capitalist consumerism.

Unbeknownst to the public, the profits generated from the sales of these hair care products are funneled back into the Kremlin Kleaners’ operations, further fueling their covert mission to destabilize capitalism. The organization uses the money to finance political agitators, manipulate media narratives, and even sponsor art installations promoting anti-capitalist themes.

As the global hair care market is thrown into chaos, tensions escalate between pro-Soviet sympathizers and staunch capitalists. A wave of hair revolutions sweeps the world, with people adopting eccentric hairstyles as expressions of their political beliefs. The hair industry becomes a battleground of ideologies, and the Kremlin Kleaners revel in their successful psyop campaign.

The novel follows the journey of an investigative journalist who stumbles upon the truth behind the hair care conspiracy and sets out on a thrilling mission to expose the Kremlin Kleaners and their agenda. Through dangerous encounters, double-crossing spies, and a twist-filled plot, the journalist races against time to prevent the world from falling into ideological chaos and uncover the hidden puppet masters pulling the strings of the hair care revolution.

Nope

Some folks are out there time traveling.

Anyone need a pass phrase?

Write a letter to Stalin expressing concern about the color of people’s pants as if it was written my a 7 year old.

The chronoblob demands satisfaction.

Explain shampoo as if it was part of a Soviet propaganda campaign

Word fam.

You’re just trying to mess with folks on the internet aren’t you.