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@AskRobinhood, Robinhood's support account, is in the mentions doing what support accounts do. Someone asks about pets on the app. The answer: no pets — but here's our office dog, Brodie. Same answer, twice, to two different people.
In 2016, Robinhood's own support account named their office dog Brodie. It's the only dog they've ever put on record. A decade later, the internet found the tweet — and adopted him.
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Robinhood has put exactly one dog's name on the record. Twice. This is that story — written a decade before anyone thought to make it a coin.
@AskRobinhood, Robinhood's support account, is in the mentions doing what support accounts do. Someone asks about pets on the app. The answer: no pets — but here's our office dog, Brodie. Same answer, twice, to two different people.
A decade later, @MEADGod pulls the tweet back out of the archive: Robinhood ships nonstop chain slop, but the one asset actually worth sending "to a gorillion" is the dog. The myth is reborn.
Robinhood named him. The internet adopted him. Brodie bites when hungry, or when the timeline turns bearish — otherwise he's just trying to push his rock up the hill like the rest of us.
“Robinhood ships nonstop chain slop, but the one asset actually worth sending to a gorillion is the dog.” — @MEADGod, founder of @ponsdotfamily, July 2026
He's got two sides, he's all in, and he definitely doesn't need a fourth Hood-Eats order.
$BRODIE is what happens next. No pets on the app — but there's always been a dog on the blockchain.