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A running theme in [[Daniel Larson|Daniel's]] story is his overinflated ego. This shows itself in many ways, such as his stating that he will run for president<ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/-l-vt__J5oQ?feature=share</ref> and being confident he will win. In 2020, Daniel first announced he was running for President of the United States for seemingly no reason. Due to him being [[Second Jail Arc|institutionalized]] | A running theme in [[Daniel Larson|Daniel's]] story is his overinflated ego. This shows itself in many ways, such as his stating that he will run for president<ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/-l-vt__J5oQ?feature=share</ref> and being confident he will win. In 2020, Daniel first announced he was running for President of the United States for seemingly no reason. Due to him being [[Second Jail Arc|institutionalized]] in 2024, he could not (obviously) run for president in the 2024 United States presidential election. As of present day, he is in the custody of his caretaker and being monitored by his probation officer, doesn't turn 35 until the year 2033, and likely can't vote (if he ever ''has'' voted), most probably slashing his chances at running in the 2028 United States presidential election (which he is ineligible to run in anyway). | ||
His presidential campaign also led his creation of the term 'ceel', meaning 'care, empathize, elect Larson'. (see [[Ceel Team 6]]) | His presidential campaign also led his creation of the term 'ceel', meaning 'care, empathize, elect Larson'. (see [[Ceel Team 6]]) | ||