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It was a relaxing Saturday, and Sam and Zoe decided to stay in their cozy apartment and watch some movies. They cuddled on the couch, enjoying each other's company, until their stomachs started to rumble.

"Are you hungry?" Sam asked Zoe.

"Yeah, a little. Do we have anything to eat?" Zoe replied.

They got up and went to the kitchen, hoping to find something tasty in the fridge or the pantry. They were disappointed to see that they had run out of most of their food, and the only things left were some eggs, cheese, and bread.

"That's not enough for a meal," Sam said.

"Maybe we should order something," Zoe suggested.

"But it's raining so hard, and I don't want to wait for the delivery," Sam said.

They looked around the kitchen, hoping to find something else. That's when they noticed a large can on the top shelf of the pantry. It was labeled "Pig Slop".

"Pig slop? What is that?" Zoe asked.

"I have no idea. I don't remember buying it or getting it from anyone," Sam said.

"Maybe it's a prank from one of our friends," Zoe said.

They took the can down and examined it. It had a picture of a smiling pig on it, and some words that said "The ultimate treat for your porky pals".

"Maybe it's some kind of pet food," Sam said.

"But we don't have any pets," Zoe said.

They were curious about what was inside the can, so they decided to open it. They used a can opener and pried the lid off. They were surprised by what they saw and smelled.

The can was filled with a thick, brown, mushy substance that looked like animal feed. But it smelled amazing, like a mix of bacon, ham, and spices. It made their mouths water and their noses twitch.

"Wow, that smells good," Sam said.

"It does, but it looks gross," Zoe said.

They were tempted to try it, even though they knew it was probably not meant for humans. They thought it couldn't hurt to have a little taste, just to satisfy their curiosity.

They got two bowls and spoons and scooped some of the pig slop into them. They brought them to the table and sat down. They looked at each other, wondering if they were making a mistake.

"Are you sure we should do this?" Zoe asked.

"It's just food, right? How bad can it be?" Sam said.

They shrugged and decided to go for it. They took a spoonful of the pig slop and put it in their mouths. They expected it to taste awful, but they were wrong. It was delicious, like the best pork dish they ever had. They closed their eyes and savored the flavor, feeling a warm and fuzzy sensation in their bodies.

"Mmm, this is amazing," Sam said.

"I know, right? I can't believe it," Zoe said.

They opened their eyes and looked at each other. They gasped in shock. They saw that their noses had changed. They had become short, pink, and round, like pig snouts. They also felt something different on their feet. Their toes had expanded and skin had changed color to be more pig like.

"What happened to us?" Sam asked.

"I don't know, but we look like pigs!" Zoe said.

They touched their noses and felt that they were real. They also noticed that they had started to snort and oink involuntarily.

"Snort, oink, what's going on? Oink, snort, this can't be happening! Snort, oink," Sam said.

"Oink, snort, we need to stop eating this! Snort, oink, but it's so good! Oink, snort," Zoe said.

They looked at their bowls and saw that they still had some pig slop left. They knew they should stop eating it, but they couldn't resist. They felt a strong urge to eat more, as if the pig slop was calling to them. They forgot about their spoons and leaned over their bowls, digging in with their mouths like pigs. They snorted in satisfaction as they ate, feeling more and more changes in their bodies.

They felt their ears grow longer and floppier, their eyes become smaller and darker, their hair fall out and be replaced by coarse bristles, their necks thicken and their shoulders hunch, their arms and legs shorten and their hands and feet turn into hooves, their tails sprout and curl, and their bellies expand and sag. They also felt their minds become simpler and duller, losing their memories and personalities, and becoming more and more like pigs.

By the time they finished their bowls, they were no longer Sam and Zoe. They were two pigs, sitting on the floor of the kitchen, covered in pig slop. They looked at each other and felt a bond, not of love, but of kinship. They oinked happily and nuzzled each other, then got up and trotted around the apartment, looking for more food or a place to nap. They had forgotten their human lives, and only cared about their piggy pleasures. They were happy, in their own way, and never realized what they had lost.

Description
It was a relaxing Saturday, and Sam and Zoe decided to stay in their cozy apartment and watch some movies. They cuddled on the couch, enjoying each other's company, until their stomachs started to rumble.

"Are you hungry?" Sam asked Zoe.

"Yeah, a little. Do we have anything to eat?" Zoe replied.

They got up and went to the kitchen, hoping to find something tasty in the fridge or the pantry. They were disappointed to see that they had run out of most of their food, and the only things left were some eggs, cheese, and bread.

"That's not enough for a meal," Sam said.

"Maybe we should order something," Zoe suggested.

"But it's raining so hard, and I don't want to wait for the delivery," Sam said.

They looked around the kitchen, hoping to find something else. That's when they noticed a large can on the top shelf of the pantry. It was labeled "Pig Slop".

"Pig slop? What is that?" Zoe asked.

"I have no idea. I don't remember buying it or getting it from anyone," Sam said.

"Maybe it's a prank from one of our friends," Zoe said.

They took the can down and examined it. It had a picture of a smiling pig on it, and some words that said "The ultimate treat for your porky pals".

"Maybe it's some kind of pet food," Sam said.

"But we don't have any pets," Zoe said.

They were curious about what was inside the can, so they decided to open it. They used a can opener and pried the lid off. They were surprised by what they saw and smelled.

The can was filled with a thick, brown, mushy substance that looked like animal feed. But it smelled amazing, like a mix of bacon, ham, and spices. It made their mouths water and their noses twitch.

"Wow, that smells good," Sam said.

"It does, but it looks gross," Zoe said.

They were tempted to try it, even though they knew it was probably not meant for humans. They thought it couldn't hurt to have a little taste, just to satisfy their curiosity.

They got two bowls and spoons and scooped some of the pig slop into them. They brought them to the table and sat down. They looked at each other, wondering if they were making a mistake.

"Are you sure we should do this?" Zoe asked.

"It's just food, right? How bad can it be?" Sam said.

They shrugged and decided to go for it. They took a spoonful of the pig slop and put it in their mouths. They expected it to taste awful, but they were wrong. It was delicious, like the best pork dish they ever had. They closed their eyes and savored the flavor, feeling a warm and fuzzy sensation in their bodies.

"Mmm, this is amazing," Sam said.

"I know, right? I can't believe it," Zoe said.

They opened their eyes and looked at each other. They gasped in shock. They saw that their noses had changed. They had become short, pink, and round, like pig snouts. They also felt something different on their feet. Their toes had expanded and skin had changed color to be more pig like.

"What happened to us?" Sam asked.

"I don't know, but we look like pigs!" Zoe said.

They touched their noses and felt that they were real. They also noticed that they had started to snort and oink involuntarily.

"Snort, oink, what's going on? Oink, snort, this can't be happening! Snort, oink," Sam said.

"Oink, snort, we need to stop eating this! Snort, oink, but it's so good! Oink, snort," Zoe said.

They looked at their bowls and saw that they still had some pig slop left. They knew they should stop eating it, but they couldn't resist. They felt a strong urge to eat more, as if the pig slop was calling to them. They forgot about their spoons and leaned over their bowls, digging in with their mouths like pigs. They snorted in satisfaction as they ate, feeling more and more changes in their bodies.

They felt their ears grow longer and floppier, their eyes become smaller and darker, their hair fall out and be replaced by coarse bristles, their necks thicken and their shoulders hunch, their arms and legs shorten and their hands and feet turn into hooves, their tails sprout and curl, and their bellies expand and sag. They also felt their minds become simpler and duller, losing their memories and personalities, and becoming more and more like pigs.

By the time they finished their bowls, they were no longer Sam and Zoe. They were two pigs, sitting on the floor of the kitchen, covered in pig slop. They looked at each other and felt a bond, not of love, but of kinship. They oinked happily and nuzzled each other, then got up and trotted around the apartment, looking for more food or a place to nap. They had forgotten their human lives, and only cared about their piggy pleasures. They were happy, in their own way, and never realized what they had lost.