Walz asks crowd to picture Trump making a McFlurry in first solo speech
Walz asks crowd to picture Trump making a McFlurry in first solo speech
Trump ‘couldn’t run that damn McFlurry machine if it cost him anything!’ Walz quipped
Trump ‘couldn’t run that damn McFlurry machine if it cost him anything!’ Walz quipped
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz on Tuesday hit out at Donald Trump’s anti-union record as he promised that he and Vice President Kamala Harris would take the pro-labor agenda that made his state one of the best places to work and bring it to the rest of the country.
Speaking to the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees union in Los Angeles, the Democratic vice presidential nominee — the first labor union member on a presidential ticket since Ronald Reagan ran as a Republican in the 1980 election — slammed Trump’s record while touting Harris’s background as a former fast food worker.
“You know Vice President Harris grew up in a middle class family, picked up shifts at that McDonald’s as a student. I keep asking this to make a contrast here, can you simply picture Donald Trump working at a McDonald’s, trying to make a McFlurry or something?” he said.
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How is anyone supposed to make any dessert there when the frozen yogurt machine is broken?
He's the kind of person who would get someone to make him ice cream, and then he'd break it in purpose so nobody else can enjoy it, and then crap in the machine so it needs to be replaced
Publicly, he'd probably call ice cream woke to appear macho
I will admit Trump is incompetent, however I don't think even the most experienced McDonald's employee can figure out the mystery to the ice cream machine.
It's hardly a mystery. The company that makes them has a monopoly on the repair services. When the machine breaks the company makes money fixing it. The real mystery is why right to repair is not a federal law (and the answer to that is basically the same: corporate greed. Yay superpac donations!)
https://www.foodandwine.com/mcdonalds-ice-cream-machine-broken-8627641
And apparently the most common point of failure: It's been over filled and the sensor detects it and prevents operation with a mystery code.