Would You Buy Brad Pitt’s Chewed Gum?

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That question is rhetorical.

Brazilian actor Caua Raymond is auctioning off a hunk of chewed Trident that he kept in his mouth, just for the fans, for exactly 15 minutes.

Video below! Hope you speak Portuguese. Diggin’ how Raymond has a dude with a tray and a glass receptacle, hanging around for moments like this one.

For reasons I sure don’t understand, the vid is the most-viewed on YouTube Brazil today (280,743 views and counting). The “winner” of this spit-saturated dream-pebble gets to meet Raymond in a ceremony, where the money raised from the auction will be donated to charity.

So Trident, I guess that highlarious mastication movie just didn’t work out for you…?

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