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On Friday,Watch Black Water: Abyss Online Donald Trump will be inaugurated as our 45th president, and he's selling some familiar cups to commemorate the occasion.

On the president-elect's official website, the Trump team is selling a 4-pack of "Official Inauguration 16oz. Cups" that, undeniably, look exactly like red Solo cups with some words on them.

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That's right; Trump's inaugural cups look exactly like the plastic chalices filled with filthy water (and inexplicable hair) you used to grab a beer pong ball out of.

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"Great for entertaining or sipping your favorite beverage poolside," the site writes of its product. "It’s not a celebration without these exclusive inauguration party cups."

Hopefully Toby Keith sings "Red Solo Cup" at the inaugural concert.

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