Hulk Hogan is asking for help. If you can help him then please reach out.

The Hulkster took to Twitter earlier tonight to ask for help because he ran out of toilet paper. Yes...that happened earlier and the news spread quickly on social media and was even picked up by TMZ.

The tweet was deleted but not before thousands of Hulkamaniacs saw it. As of yet, Hogan has not commented on the tweet but it seems obvious that he meant to text someone and somehow he got in the wrong app.

As the Hulkster said many years ago, "Goodnight HULKAMANIACS and jabronie marks without a life that don't know it a work when you work a work and work yourself into a shoot,marks."

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