Twitch streamer Matthew “Mizkif” Rinaudo was one of the first to react to Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa’s new business venture:
selling farts in a jar.
Amouranth announced that she was selling scent jars as part of a new business venture called Cutie Patooties. Even though Amouranth has been known to dabble in varied investments through the last few years, this was still a weird enough one that it shocked the streaming community, including Mizkif.
“The Scent Jar” is one of two items available for pre-order on Amouranth’s website. Scent jars are made to order, and include both a fart cloud and a “real human hair” from the OnlyFans model herself. There are only 1,000 available, costing $999.99 each.
Mizkif opens Amouranth fart jar on stream
Mizkif purchased five of the limited-edition scent jars from Amouranth’s website. He invited some friends over for a stream recently, asking if they should open one of the jars.
“I’m going, to be honest with you. I kind of want to let one loose. What do you think chat? Should we do it? That thing is loaded up. It might explode,” Mizkif warned on stream.
But his chat demanded that it be done.
On stream, Mizkif and a friend got ready to take a whiff of the jar as soon as it was opened to experience the scent in its entirety. Mizkif took a huge breath in right when the jar opened, causing him to jump back in disgust, holding his nose.
Mizkif even walked over to a trash can off-stream, clearly feeling queasy from the concept of breathing in a smelly fart from a jar.
“That was awesome,” Mizkif managed to say of the Amouranth fart jar. “Dreams do come true.”
While most likely sarcastic, Mizkif then joked that he was jealous of Amouranth’s assistants. On her website, Amouranth claims “the team works tirelessly to bottle and collect the clouds whenever the right moment strikes.” Mizkif pondered out loud “how many free hits” Amouranth’s assistants get of her farts.
“That’s not fair. We’ve got to buy them all,” Mizkif said.
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