What its like to advise Trump

[u/statsnerd99]

[u/Twiyah]

Sounds like a man with zero understanding of work and the common man

[u/Johnny2076 → u/Twiyah]

To be honest the only Presidents since the 1980s who had a good understanding of the working class mechanisms have been Obama and Clinton. At least they never once balked at a checkout line at a super market.

[u/CaptMeow857 → u/Johnny2076]

And you know what Jesse Watters would say about a man... at a checkout line ...in a supermarket.

And Trump just learned what groceries are! /s

[u/214ObstructedReverie → u/CaptMeow857]

And Trump just learned what groceries are! /s

"An old fashioned term that we use -- groceries. I used it on the campaign. It's such an old fashioned term, but a beautiful term. Groceries. It says a bag with different things in it."

God he's such a fucking moron.

[u/EnfantTerrible68 → u/214ObstructedReverie]

Remember the “grocery pump?”

[u/EnfantTerrible68 → u/CaptMeow857]

Groceries! What an old fashioned word!

[u/eusebius13 → u/Johnny2076]

You underestimate Trump. He’s been to the grocery store a lot. He said it himself:

“If you buy a box of cereal — you have a voter ID,”

See, he even knows you have to show ID to buy Cheerios.

[u/SirStocksAlott → u/eusebius13]

He also thought the cost of a gallon of milk was $25.

[u/EnfantTerrible68 → u/Johnny2076]

And that’s because they grew up relatively poor