An anti-vaxxer who slammed the new Covid-19 vaccine has been called out by their old school friend in a now-viral Twitter exchange.
This comes after various Covid vaccinations have been rolled out in the UK and US, but despite providing hope for an end to the pandemic, not everyone is willing to get inoculated.
Now, one Twitter user has hilariously called out their old friend who took to the social media website to say that they don't trust the contents of the vaccine, despite being willing to drink from a toilet for a $50 bet.
The original tweet from the anti-vaxxer read: "There's no way I'm taking that vaccine, y'all really gonna put some weird s*** in your body without questioning it."
This was accompanied by four crying-with-laughter emojis.
This tweet was later screenshotted and shared by an old school friend of the anti-vaxxer, along with the caption: "Lol we don't stand a chance."
Alongside the screenshot, the old school friend shared a series of message between himself and the anti-vaxxer, in which he asked: "You remember freshman year when we filled that toilet with Natty Lite and give you $50 to drink it lol?" the friend asked.
"BROOO s*** was geezyyy but I remember, why what's up?" the anti-vaxxer responded.
The conversation then concluded with the first person writing: "Nah no reason it juts crossed my mind, have a gn bro. [sic]"
Needless to say, the exchange did not go unnoticed on Twitter, and at the time of writing, it has received over 365K likes and 38.2K retweets.
As per the Daily Dot, the anti-vaxxer allegedly got wind of the now-viral post and messaged their friend to say: "Bro I'm not even mad y'all frying me or whateva but why they makin fun of my name??? B****es love b-dog man twitter wack. [sic]"
The World Health Organisation has made a point of stressing that the vaccination is "safe" and that any side effects that people may experience are typically "minor or temporary."
"More serious side effects are possible, but extremely rare," its website says.
"Any licensed vaccine is rigorously tested across multiple phases of trials before it is approved for use, and regularly reassessed once it is introduced. Scientists are also constantly monitoring information from several sources for any sign that a vaccine may cause health risks.
"Remember, you are far more likely to be seriously injured by a vaccine-preventable disease than by a vaccine."
You can find out more about the Covid vaccination on the World Health Organisation's website here.