There are lots of things you could say about President Donald Trump.

You might say he is divisive in his treatment of immigrants, backward in his environmental policies, sexist in his dealings with women…

But the internet, right at this moment, is saying none of these things.

No, the internet is focusing on one, very specific, aspect of his presidency: How tight he wears his

How tight he wears his wristwatch.

Photographs of the 45th President of the United States playing golf show him wearing an extremely tight gold (of course it’s gold) wristwatch.

Safe to say, it has Twitter wondering what might happen next.

Donald Trump plays a round of golf after the opening of The Trump International Golf Links Course on July 10, 2012, in Balmedie, Scotland.(Photo via Getty)

Might his "tiny" hand lose circulation entirely and simply drop off?

Might the watch explode off his wrist during one of his patented awkward handshakes?

Might his hand turn purple mid-gesture while he's delivering a speech about something that little to nothing to do with the tightness of his watch band?

Thank you, Twitter, for distracting us from all the other things we could be saying about the Trump Administration.

very few things gross me out as much as donald trump's watch band pic.twitter.com/mWOA8sQKi7

— joe mande (@JoeMande) June 25, 2017

He needs to scrape some gold off the walls of trump tower, make that watch band longer. It's gonna cut off circulation to that tiny hand.

— ItMatters! (@atinyblue) June 26, 2017

his hands so small tRump needs the band to be very tight so the watch don't slip off

— Lou Pine (@pinewoodsdojo) June 25, 2017

And now, 7 pictures of Donald Trump's swollen forearm threatening to break his watch band https://t.co/NsIC955ZEG

— The Cut (@TheCut) June 26, 2017

But, ouch. Donald Trump’s Watch Band Is Very, Very Tight https://t.co/eL6in7SmRW via @thecut

— MyCountryTisOfThee (@LeftonPost) June 26, 2017

That last RT. Trump's watch band. pic.twitter.com/KmWzRRDhHH

— Isabel Rogers (@Isabelwriter) June 26, 2017