Americans have found their new icon. Since the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma put Tim Send, their head of security, in charge of their Twitter, the whole country has been praising his tweets. Some are educational, providing a glimpse into the museum’s displays, others document Tim’s hilariously wholesome attempts to get a hold of the inner workings of the Internet. But regardless of which ones you read, they perfectly portray his incredibly kind heart.

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The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum has had an excellent reputation even before Tim took over its social media. As of this article, it has a 4.7-star rating on Google reviews with 2,646 votes. “With the exception of Thunder, Oklahoma’s known for, above all else, its rich Wild Western history. This incredible history is preserved for all to see in OKC’s National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum,” the establishment wrote on its website.

“Featuring galleries full of Native American and Western attire, firearms, artifacts, and even movie props, it’s easy to see why the Cowboy Museum is considered to be one of OKC’s most unique (and quintessentially Oklahoman) attractions. Visitors flock to the museum from all corners of the country looking for their dream Wild Western learning experience and who can blame them? It’s only the most extensive collection of Western art, history, and memorabilia (more than 28,000 pieces!) in the world.”

Sadly, since Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt declared a state of emergency as a result of the coronavirus spread, the museum is currently closed to the public. But don’t worry, once the pandemic is over, you’ll be able to visit it and see all of the things Tim has been tweeting about with your own eyes! Heck, if you’re lucky enough, maybe you’ll even meet the man.

Tim also happily engages with the museum’s followers

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And they can’t get enough of him

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