Aight, listen up, y'all. They done did it again. This time, they messin' wit' our food. This ain't no joke, this is real life. Found out 37% of the produce in California got PFAS on it – them “forever chemicals” they talkin’ bout. Forever chemicals?! Sounds like some straight up toxic sh*t.

EWG, some environmental group, checked the records and found all kinds of fruits got it – peaches, strawberries, grapes… the stuff we feed our kids! They sayin' 'bout 90% of them peaches, plums, and nectarines got the residue. And strawberries and grapes? 80%! What the hell, man?

Bernadette Del Chiaro from EWG said it best: “Most consumers don’t expect to find PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ on their strawberries.” No cap! We tryna eat healthy, but they out here poisonin' us. System's rigged, I'm tellin' you.

PFAS is basically the stuff that makes things waterproof and stain-resistant. They call 'em “forever chemicals” 'cause they don't break down. And guess what? They linked to cancer, kidney disease, all kinds of messed up stuff. They been knowin' this since 2023, but they still puttin' it on our food.

California tryin' to ban this stuff by 2035? 2035?! That's a whole decade from now! We gon' be eatin' poison for the next ten years? Nah, that ain't right. They need to do somethin' now.

The EPA ain't helpin' either. Under Trump, they approved more of this PFAS for crops. Under Biden, they tried to shut down the people callin' 'em out. Same game, different players. They all in cahoots.

Fresno, out in the Valley, is suing the companies makin' this stuff 'cause their water is super contaminated. Like 600% over the limit! That's wild! 120,000 homes affected. They always messin' with the poor neighborhoods first.

EWG found out 2.5 million pounds of this sh*t is gettin' sprayed on Cali crops every year. We gotta wake up and see what's goin' on. They don't care about us. They just care about the money.

I ain't sayin' stop eatin' fruits and veggies. But we gotta be smarter. Grow your own, if you can. Support local farmers. And hold these corporations accountable. This ain't no game. This is our health, our families, our future. Keep it 100. No cap.