This guy made physical flip-flops out of Trump's contradictory tweets — and he sold out his entire inventory in less than a month
- Sam Morrison, a 27-year-old photographer and artist in Los Angeles, started selling flip-flops based on President Donald Trump's contradictory tweets through his website PresidentFlipFlops.com in 2017.
- Morrison sold every pair of Trump flip-flops he made in less than a month.
- You can see Morrison's process and designs from the limited run below.
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Sam Morrison likes to create thought-provoking art.
In high school, he made silk-screen shirts and decks of cards with secret compartments inside. But over the past several years, most of his projects were digital — that is, until he had the idea last year to make physical flip-flops out of President Donald Trump's tweets.
"Take a scroll through Donald Trump's 40,000 tweets, and you're sure to catch some contradicting opinions," Morrison told Business Insider over email. "I wanted to highlight this hypocrisy."
Morrison had a full-time job in the advertising industry at the time, but he got to work on producing his flip-flops. He sourced his own materials and printed and packaged every flip-flop by hand.
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On September 5, 2017, Sam Morrison started selling his Trump-themed flip-flops through a website called PresidentFlipFlops.com.
Morrison made 1,000 pairs of flip-flops.
He sold every single pair in less than a month.
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