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Twitter has a cornucopia of advice on how to deal with family this Thanksgiving.

Users on the social networking platform are using the hashtag #SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving to offer up a heaping helping of guidance. And some of its offerings are as dry as your great aunt Gertrude’s turkey:

#SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving First thing to do: find out Wi-Fi password — Dana Gold (@DanaGeezus) November 21, 2016

Others’ advice is as twisted as using marshmallows as a topping for sweet potatoes:

#SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving establish dominance by keeping all the dishes that are passed to you — Giselle Evans (@GiselleEvns) November 21, 2016

And some people are just straight up logical:

No hats at the dinner table. #SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving pic.twitter.com/k6ypWmCVMe — Tom in Indiana (@ExArtsTom) November 21, 2016

1. Arrive at table

2. Say, "So, who'd everybody vote for?"

3. Spend day eating in another room unnoticed#SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving — Will Presti (@WillPresti) November 21, 2016

“I actually very much enjoy spending time with my family on Thanksgiving,” Will Presti, a writer, comedian, web show host and fan of mashed potatoes told The Huffington Post about his political Tweet. “I just felt that making a lighthearted joke about the election might help bring some levity to a topic that has been very contentious for a lot of people.”

Check out more tweets below.

#SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving

Quickly bring up any other topic than yourself...

"So cousin James married that pole dancer huh..." — lisa a (@triqu3tra) November 21, 2016

#SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving

1)show up

2)roll a fat joint

3)smoke said fat joint

4)eat

5)kiss everyone goodbye — Alegna Das (@AlegnaDas) November 21, 2016

Bring a to-go pan, put all the food you want in it, say you'll be right back, roll out and eat in the car #SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving — Cara Shachter (@Cara_Faithfully) November 21, 2016

Say that you're letting the dog out and use it as an excuse to disappear for several hours. #survivalguidetothanksgiving — Rick Irwin (@DickyIrwin) November 21, 2016

Vote one relative out after you finish each dish. #Survivor #SurvivalGuidetoThanksgiving — Aubry Bracco (@aubrybracco) November 21, 2016

#SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving play dead to avoid going there pic.twitter.com/kfGwuwq7yb — Dana Gold (@DanaGeezus) November 21, 2016

Eat so much you pass out. Can't get into an argument with the unconscious. #SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving — Chris Thompson (@SupDaily) November 21, 2016

My #SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving is pass out Armageddon scenario survival booklet during meal — Kathie (@KathieMrr) November 21, 2016

Make sure the only pumpkin spiced item at your dinner is pumpkin pie...#SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving — Richard H (@FeeBooths) November 21, 2016

Everyone has a "crazy" Aunt who comes at Thanksgiving. If she's not there this year, just assume it's your mom. #SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving — Matthew Kick (@MatthewKick) November 21, 2016

If someone does bring up the topic of the election and the awkwardness is more than you can handle, you could always follow this guy’s advice:

#SurvivalGuideToThanksgiving

Just grab some food and GET THE HELL OUT OF THERE. pic.twitter.com/DpWifH3wRI — Sonya Craig (@SonyaCraig15) November 21, 2016

That pretty much Trumps anything else you can do.