Atlanta, GA – Former President Donald Trump made a lively stop at an Atlanta Chick-fil-A restaurant on Wednesday, engaging with the staff and treating customers inside the store to chicken and milkshakes.
A Cheery Encounter
Trump, surrounded by a group of suit-clad individuals, was all smiles as he chatted with crew members and customers. He inquired about their well-being and posed for photos, asking if everyone was having a good time.
The former president’s infectious enthusiasm spread throughout the restaurant. A video captured by the Right Side Broadcasting Network shows Trump ordering 30 milkshakes and chicken before declaring his intention to pay for the meals of the customers present.
“So, is this good?” he asked the staff, who enthusiastically nodded in affirmation.
A Business Appreciation
Trump praised the Chick-fil-A staff, inquiring about their earnings. He then shared his admiration for the franchise’s owner, who he revealed is a member of one of his clubs.
“It’s a great franchise. The owner is a great man… They do very well,” Trump said, acknowledging the restaurant chain’s strong performance and its unique practice of being closed on Sundays.
The Lord’s Chicken
The videographer filming the encounter humorously suggested that Chick-fil-A’s chicken is “the Lord’s chicken,” a playful reference to the restaurant’s affiliation with conservative evangelical values. Trump chuckled and agreed, “It is the Lord’s chicken, you’re right.”
A Successful Fundraiser
Trump’s visit to Atlanta was part of a fundraising swing that aims to raise approximately million for his presidential campaign. He met with prominent Republican supporters, including former Senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue, before heading to Orlando for another round of fundraisers.
Trump’s trip serves as a testament to his enduring popularity within the Republican base and his determination to secure the nomination for the 2024 presidential election.
Data sourced from: foxnews.com
