Bacon-wrapped-egos are not just a trend, they're a lifestyle. It's a way of life that demands to be taken seriously. A delicate balance of savory, smoky, and self-absorbed.
Our research team has uncovered evidence of the first recorded bacon-wrapped-ego in ancient Greece, where philosophers would often wrap their egos in strips of cured meat to enhance their already impressive self-importance.
But it wasn't until the 20th century that the modern movement gained momentum, when a group of avant-garde artists in Paris wrapped their egos in strips of bacon to "push the boundaries of art."
Today, bacon-wrapped-egos can be found in every corner of the globe, from high-end restaurants to your neighbor's backyard barbecues.
Learn more about the history of bacon-wrapped-egos, or explore the culture surrounding this phenomenon.
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