A woman who served former President Donald Trump at a McDonald's drive-thru window in Pennsylvania on Sunday spoke out, detailing a viral appeal to the president to prevent the United States from becoming like her native Brazil. There is.
Nayara Andrejczyk was one of the drive-thru customers that day, and she had a brief conversation with Mr. Trump, who was working as a fryer and working at the counter.
“And you realize this is a tribute to Trump, right?” the former president said, handing her a bag of food.
“Yes, thank you!” she exclaimed, before adding: president. Don't let the United States become Brazil, my home country Brazil. ”
President Trump responded, “Yeah, we'll get along just fine.” “I’m going to make it better than ever, okay?”
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Later Andreychik spoke To Martha McCallum of Fox News storydetails her plea.
“My parents were victims of corruption and government corruption in Brazil,” she said, adding that her mother lost what she called “a fairly successful business” about 30 years ago, and She explained that this is why her family immigrated to the United States.
“I'm so grateful for this country. I love this country,” she continued. “And I don't want to see this country become a corrupt sewage like Brazil, where politicians do whatever they want without accountability to the people.”
She described what it was like to meet with President Trump, saying that although she was suspicious due to increased security, she had no idea what to expect at this particular campaign event.
“He looked into our eyes. The way he communicated with us, the way he greeted the kids in the back seat. It was unbelievable,” she said of Trump.
“My children are [saying] “I can't believe I shook Donald Trump's hand,” she continued. “I'm not going to wash my hands for the next few days. He was a very honest man. He's a real man.”
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The exchange caught the attention of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who congratulated the Brazilian-American woman.
“Congratulations to this Brazilian,” Bolsonaro wrote on social media.
“This predicament is all about us,” he added.
Trump's move to work at McDonald's came in response to Vice President Kamala Harris' claims that she once worked at McDonald's, but McDonald's says there is no record of this claim.
“While we are not a political brand, we were proud to hear about former President Trump's love for McDonald's and Vice President Harris' fond memories of working for Arches,” McDonald's said in a statement.
“While we and our franchise do not have a record of every position going back to the '80s, what makes the Eighths so powerful is the common experience that many Americans have had. “This is my experience,” he added.
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