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TORONTO --A growing number of self-proclaimed “emotional support Canadians” are reaching out on social media to help Americans stressed by the U.S. election as the polls tighten.The term “emotional support Canadians” was trending on Tuesday night as election results started to heat up and Canadians began offering help.The offer appears to be have been started by ,” who said if voters “have not yet received your Emotional Support Canadian, one will be assigned to you shortly.”The tweet had amassed more than 13,600 retweets by Tuesday at 11:15 p.m.that Americans hoping to become Canadian immigrants should stuff their pockets with Canadian Tire money to trick border officials into thinking that they’re Canadian.Twitter user Mark Piper , but that he “had a couple edibles” and was drinking rye and water.“Just know I’m here for you,” he said.Meanwhile an account for said they were offering “nothing but love” as emotional support Canadians.Stressed-out Americans seemed to welcome the suggestion, as several said they needed support and asked where to find it.Dear America:Emotional Support Canadians are on standby. If you have not yet received your Emotional Support Canadian, one will be assigned to you shortly.— Canadian Fletchy☘ (@Darth_Pingu)Best I can manage is to send you a bunch of Canadian Tire money. Hear me out: stuff your pockets with Canadian Tire money and run for the border. When the border guards see the money sticking out of your pockets they'll be like "Oh sorry bud, go ahead!". Trust me on this.— Canadian Fletchy☘ (@Darth_Pingu)American friends:If you need an Emotional Support Canadian: I’m available.I’ve had a couple edibles, and I’m sipping some rye and water, so expect me to listen more than advise.Just know I’m here for you.— Mark Piper (@mousephantbooks)We are ready to be your personal emotional support Canadian if you need us! Nothin but love here! ❤️— Majors Sadie &amp; Sophie (@sadie_424)Can I get an emotional support Canadian? I’m falling apart.— Nicholas Ponticello (@NickPonticello)Pls send an emotional support Canadian ASAP.— Laura Valentino (@redreddiest)If anyone needs an Emotional Support Canadian that can send stupid/funny memes and be there for you and help with anxieties, I'm here. My DMs are open 24/7.With love, a fellow Canadian**LGBTQ+ &amp; poc are welcome and safe to talk with me!***— MGK &amp; Pete gifs (@mgkandpetegifs)Advertisement

TORONTO --A growing number of self-proclaimed “emotional support Canadians” are reaching out on social media to help Americans stressed by the U.S. election as the polls tighten.The term “emotional support Canadians” was trending on Tuesday night as election results started to heat up and Canadians began offering help.The offer appears to be have been started by ,” who said if voters “have not yet received your Emotional Support Canadian, one will be assigned to you shortly.”The tweet had amassed more than 13,600 retweets by Tuesday at 11:15 p.m.that Americans hoping to become Canadian...

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