【немного порнографии】You can take the subway, but you can't hide from Donald Trump's face

We'd hate to break it to you,немного порнографии New Yorkers, but if you're not a fan of Donald Trump, subway rides are about to get even more obnoxious.

I know what you're thinking: "How is that even possible? Subways are already the worst." This is true, of course, but Twitter user Joe Bernstein shared a photograph that reveals the terrifying reality of city subway maps.

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Apparently, if you tilt your head while looking at one of the many transit maps found in subway cars across New York, you will see that the Bronx transforms into the side profile of one Donald Trump. *screams*

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"Once you see the Bronx as Donald Trump in profile sticking out his bottom lip you can't really ever not," wrote Bernstein, and in case we didn't believe him, he shared a tilted photo for proof.

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It's true. The map of the Bronx, which will now forever remind us of one of those creepy anatomy posters from health class, is the spitting image of the president-elect's sideways head.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

New Yorkers have had to deal with a lot of commotion since Trump won the election, from meetings held in Manhattan's Trump Tower to mysterious military planes and helicopters circling the city -- and now, Trump is even in the subways.

Is nothing sacred anymore?

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