Trump takes a jab at rival Harris while frying potatoes at a restaurant

The US will head to the polls for the presidential election on November 5. Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and Republican candidate Donald Trump will compete in the election, which the whole world will be watching.

Continuing his election campaign, Trump entered a branch of a fast-food restaurant chain in Pennsylvania.

Stating that he does not believe his Democratic rival Harris, who says she worked at a branch of these restaurants in her youth, Trump greeted those waiting for him with the words, "Hello everyone, today is my first day at this restaurant, I'm looking for a job."

HE WORE AN APRON AND FRIED POTATOES

Trump, who shook hands with the employees at the restaurant, then took off his jacket, put on an apron, and received information from the employee using the potato frying machine.

Then, taking over the machine, Trump fried the potatoes, performed the other steps, and served the menus to a few families waiting for drive-thru service.

Trump, who also chatted with customers waiting during the drive-thru service, received intense interest from Republican supporters in the area.

Joking to those around him by saying, "I have now worked 15 minutes more than Kamala," Trump used the expressions, "I've wanted to do this my whole life, and now I'm going to do it because she didn't."

Trump, who also offered the french fries he prepared to members of the press, chatted with journalists during this time.

After becoming a presidential candidate, Harris said in a program she attended that she fried potatoes while working at a branch of a fast-food restaurant chain in her youth and later worked at the cash register, while Trump argued that this statement was a lie.

News Source: AA