Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bell again. So today we're going to talk about

Trump lasting 15 minutes, fast food, and relating to the working class.

So Trump went to a McDonald's in Pennsylvania

to pretend to have something in common with working class Americans.

He handed an order out the window and helped prepare fries.

By his own statement, he did it for about 15 minutes, which makes sense.

Let's be clear. This is very similar to politicians showing up in the aftermath of a

disaster and putting on a hard hat while still wearing their suits.

Trump put on an apron over a suit that probably costs more than the workers make in a month.

And then, for a few short minutes, LARP as a member of the working class.

Sure, his rhetoric was about respecting workers, but then he dodged

questions about the minimum wage. The whole stunt shows a lack of respect for working people, because the only way stunt the working class by throwing on an apron for a few minutes before getting

hidden to his private jet is if you have no respect for them or their

intelligence. Those unwashed masses are obviously too ignorant to spot an obvious stunt, right?

Does anybody actually believe that thin-skinned whiny man could put up with a day in and the day out of working a job like that.

Watch the footage.

He couldn't even tie his own apron.

He had to have one of the actual workers at McDonald's do it for him.

This might surprise the out-of-touch billionaire, but normal fast food workers don't have domestic

servants to dress them. He's so out of touch. He didn't even understand how

bad the imagery was because he was taking questions from the press while being

dressed. I'm not sure Americans are going to be influenced by a billionaire

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