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New Denny's mascot isn't exactly a grand slam

New Denny's mascot resembles poop, according to Twitter users

Mary Claire Patton, Digital Journalist

Published: September 12, 2017 at 10:38 AM

SAN ANTONIO – The new mascot for uber-popular breakfast chain Denny’s is not a grand slam, according to Twitter users.

The restaurant chain’s new mascot is being described as a “turd in a fedora.”

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It’s meant to be a sausage, but Twitter doesn’t agree.

See the tweets below.

A turd in a fedora. I bet he's huge on Reddit.
— brx0 🕷🕸👻💀🤡🦇🦉🍁 (@brx0) September 10, 2017

Mr. Hankey has to provide for his family too.
— Steven Money (@stevenamoney) September 10, 2017

I had this same thought today 🤦🏻‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/4QVuNpgE6o
— SeanGallimore (@SeanGallimore) September 10, 2017

pic.twitter.com/q7ipDP00fY
— Tree Lobsters (@treelobsters) September 10, 2017

pic.twitter.com/Ycd7zRymUo
— Plan Rex From Outer Space (@RexDartEskimoPi) September 10, 2017

pic.twitter.com/2mkJ8REPmY
— JØNESY (@makeshiftadult) September 11, 2017

Da folks at #Dennys should have consulted with me about dere new mascot. I know Food & mascots, and dis idea is crap.#MarketingMort pic.twitter.com/BX0ujDuXF1
— Cousin Mort (@CousinMort) September 12, 2017

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