The lines you've provided do not contain personification. Personification is a literary device where human qualities or behaviors are attributed to non-human entities or inanimate objects.
In your lines, the speaker is likely referring to themselves in a humorous manner, suggesting that they might become pig-like due to the large treats they're receiving. This is more of a metaphorical expression rather than personification.
If you were to incorporate personification, it might involve giving human traits to the treats themselves (e.g., "The treats called out to me, begging to be eaten").
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