Careful, that's awfully close to a misogynistic stereotype. You wouldn't happen to be wearing a red hat would you?
I'm not wearing a Red Hat, but I am running one.
Which reminds me of a prank I pulled a few years ago. I was working at a startup that had been acquired by a BigCo. (Alas, I joined after the acquisition.)
One of the founders decided to put his newfound wealth to a good purpose: fighting white supremacy. This was during the pandemic, so we had a going-away party on Zoom and shared little video tributes to him.
When it was my turn, I told him, "I want you to know exactly how I feel about your new project. I didn't have time to order an embroidered hat, so I mocked it up with my printer and an old baseball cap. It's a MAKA hat."
I deliberately slurred the pronunciation so it almost sounded like that other acronym.
I held up the hat with my finger covering the spot where "Great" would be, and put it on my head. And then I moved my hand away for the reveal.
The word was "Kind": Make America Kind Again.
Everyone loved it!
Some people vastly over compensate and that’s really no fun either.