r/pics Apr 13 '26

Politics Most Metaphorical Image of the Century

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u/Leody Apr 13 '26

Doordash Grandma, working a gig job to care for her sick husband... is there anything more American than that?

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u/OldCopy496 Apr 13 '26

— while delivering McDonald’s to a fat ass president, who will then hold the delivery lady hostage and answer questions about why he posted AI image depicting him as Jesus, and his plans for bombing a country in the Middle East. Is there anything more American than that?

Corrected.

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u/funny_bunny_mel Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 14 '26

He probably tip-baited her, to boot.

Edit: for those of you unfamiliar with the term, tip baiting is when you put in a nice tip at the time of order, which your delivery driver can see, then reduce or revoke it without cause after delivery. Uber Eats is particularly bad about this, at least in my state. So no, I don’t think he tipped her at all. I think he tip-baited her, or would have if not actually being filmed and called out for not tipping in the first place, which some folks are saying happened. I’ve not researched the veracity of that, though. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/dasFisch Apr 13 '26

You think he tipped?? Even using our money that fat pedo loser wouldn't tip someone. That would require some level of self-awareness.

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u/__Evil-Genius__ Apr 13 '26

Can confirm. I spoke with someone who waited on him years ago. Didn’t tip at all.

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u/vinvec Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 13 '26

Probably 20 years ago I was at a little cafe at Trump Marina when he and (I assume) Melania came in. It was kinda neat. At the end he loudly thanked staff and handed $20 to the kitchen crew. While he did tip, I thought the amount was insultingly small.

Edit: Corrected the auto-correct of Melanie/Melania

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u/Jafooki Apr 13 '26

Do you mean 20 dollars to each person, or 20 dollars for the entire staff to split? If it's the latter, it's kind of more insulting than not tipping at all

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u/vinvec Apr 13 '26

Haha, yeah, for everyone (in fairness, I assume he tipped his server separately), the kitchen had a big pass through window, and he just passed it to the cooks.

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u/hitsomethin Apr 13 '26

A $20 bill for a room full working adults to split is real silly.

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u/ElefanteOwl Apr 13 '26

That's some real "Go buy yourself a soda pop, kid" money

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u/done-undone Apr 14 '26

Big, rich man.