Another Epic Trump Meal From Today! Love him!

[Dave D]

I wasn't trying to debate the merits of Trump's presidential campaign.

I'm just trying to figure out why anyone would believe that this man would eat KFC on his private plane on a paper plate with real silverware? He has an open half full bucket of chicken with the sides stacked atop one another and has one piece of chicken on a clean paper plate?

Liking KFC isn't really the issue, the absurdity of the picture posted is.

[Never1AShow]

I wasn't trying to debate the merits of Trump's presidential campaign.

I'm just trying to figure out why anyone would believe that this man would eat KFC on his private plane on a paper plate with real silverware? He has an open half full bucket of chicken with the sides stacked atop one another and has one piece of chicken on a clean paper plate?

Liking KFC isn't really the issue, the absurdity of the picture posted is.

I think he's fixing to eat that shit with his hands and the knife and fork are just there to signal he's ready to dig in.  He would eat KFC on his private plane cause it's good.  I will often take kfc home and use the paper plates they give me, but I hate those cruddy plastic utensils because they are too flimsy.  The fancy silverware is probably just all they have on the plane. 

[pellius]

A week or so ago, I made Hawaiian Fried Chicken and Hawaiian Macaroni Salad, two staples of lunch in Hawaii.  Loved the fried chicken, it was coated in Potato Starch, and was incredibly crispy!

Never heard of Hawaiian fried chicken though Zippy's has earn a large following for the fried chicken. But the mac salad on the plate lunches here are definitely different and better than anything I can buy in the grocery stores. I sometimes buy a plate lunch just for the mac salad. Just had a "Loco Moco" (two scoops rice, two burger patties, mac salad, top with two fried eggs smothered in brown gravy) today and the mac salad still was great even when drenched with the gravy. I can never finish that in one sitting so that's two meals for me. I eat a lot of fast food but I get full fast so my caloric intake is naturally kept in check.

I am amazed how much food people here can woof down in one sitting. I was eating with my cousin who had the same thing and even though he's smaller than me (though much fatter) he just literally inhales the whole plate in one sitting.

[The True Adonis]

I wasn't trying to debate the merits of Trump's presidential campaign.

I'm just trying to figure out why anyone would believe that this man would eat KFC on his private plane on a paper plate with real silverware? He has an open half full bucket of chicken with the sides stacked atop one another and has one piece of chicken on a clean paper plate?

Liking KFC isn't really the issue, the absurdity of the picture posted is.

Its not absurd.  You simply do not know enough about Trump obviously.  If you did, you would know that he has a LOVE for fast food and eats whatever he wants and what he wants is lots of good stuff.  As I said earlier, most people who dine at "fancy" restaurants are just regular people who are going as an occasion or what not.  That is the MAJORITY of the customers at "high-end" restaurants.  The American Psycho rich guy dining experience is just a myth that you believe.

Anyways:

http://www.chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/health/ct-trump-food-habits-20160324-story.html

Wendy's on his custom Boeing 757 while campaigning

McDonald's with advisers during a swing through New Hampshire. Two eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns and two biscuits at the Ham House during a pit stop in Greenville, S.C.

The front-runner for the GOP presidential nomination eats like a teenage boy, inhaling Filets-O-Fish and Big Macs. "It's great stuff," he says of his fast-food habit.

Oreos. His go-to drink? The teetotaler washes meals back with Diet Coke, an ironic choice given that the vain billionaire once tweeted, "I have never seen a thin person drink Diet Coke." Pressed to describe his taste in food, Trump invariably ticks off generic pasta and beef. See's candies and cherry vanilla ice cream rank among his favorite sweets.

food safety is a priority. Trump, a reluctant hand-shaker who has been known to chew out double-dippers at parties, told CNN that the fast-food chains' cleanliness is part of their appeal. "One bad hamburger, and you can destroy McDonald's," said Trump, ever the businessman with an eye on the bottom line.

he prefers bacon and eggs, or cornflakes "right out of the fields of Iowa," he told Fox News before the debate he skipped - in Iowa. Lunch might be eaten at his desk. "My big thing is dinner." That's when, he has revealed in various Q&As, he likes pasta, second helpings of potatoes au gratin and the aforementioned steak

Donald J. Trump told me aboard his 757 as we were flying to the recent Republican debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, Calif. He was dividing his attention between the brick-size slice of red-velvet cake he was annihilating

Meatloaf seems to be the mogul's ambrosia. The dish, based on a family recipe, appears on the menu at his club at Mar-a-Lago. And his sister, federal judge Maryanne Trump Barry, has baked meatloaf for him on his birthday.

[pellius]

I wasn't trying to debate the merits of Trump's presidential campaign.

I'm just trying to figure out why anyone would believe that this man would eat KFC on his private plane on a paper plate with real silverware? He has an open half full bucket of chicken with the sides stacked atop one another and has one piece of chicken on a clean paper plate?

Liking KFC isn't really the issue, the absurdity of the picture posted is.

All of that just flew right over my head. Didn't give it a nano second of thought. Didn't notice any of those things: paper plates,  silver ware.... just breezed past it. But I'm not very observant visually. Only if it's something I am interested in and therefore focus on. It's like being in a room full of people at a crowded party. All chatter that doesn't register with me. I only hear the person I am talking to or eaves dropping on.

I am amazed at how observant some people are here. You post a pic and all the comments about the background surroundings always have me going back for a second look.

[pellius]

Its not absurd.  You simply do not know enough about Trump obviously.  If you did, you would know that he has a LOVE for fast food and eats whatever he wants and what he wants is lots of good stuff.  As I said earlier, most people who dine at "fancy" restaurants are just regular people who are going as an occasion or what not.  That is the MAJORITY of the customers at "high-end" restaurants.  The American Psycho rich guy dining experience is just a myth that you believe.

Anyways:

http://www.chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/health/ct-trump-food-habits-20160324-story.html

Wendy's on his custom Boeing 757 while campaigning

McDonald's with advisers during a swing through New Hampshire. Two eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns and two biscuits at the Ham House during a pit stop in Greenville, S.C.

The front-runner for the GOP presidential nomination eats like a teenage boy, inhaling Filets-O-Fish and Big Macs. "It's great stuff," he says of his fast-food habit.

Oreos. His go-to drink? The teetotaler washes meals back with Diet Coke, an ironic choice given that the vain billionaire once tweeted, "I have never seen a thin person drink Diet Coke." Pressed to describe his taste in food, Trump invariably ticks off generic pasta and beef. See's candies and cherry vanilla ice cream rank among his favorite sweets.

food safety is a priority. Trump, a reluctant hand-shaker who has been known to chew out double-dippers at parties, told CNN that the fast-food chains' cleanliness is part of their appeal. "One bad hamburger, and you can destroy McDonald's," said Trump, ever the businessman with an eye on the bottom line.

he prefers bacon and eggs, or cornflakes "right out of the fields of Iowa," he told Fox News before the debate he skipped - in Iowa. Lunch might be eaten at his desk. "My big thing is dinner." That's when, he has revealed in various Q&As, he likes pasta, second helpings of potatoes au gratin and the aforementioned steak

Donald J. Trump told me aboard his 757 as we were flying to the recent Republican debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, Calif. He was dividing his attention between the brick-size slice of red-velvet cake he was annihilating

Meatloaf seems to be the mogul's ambrosia. The dish, based on a family recipe, appears on the menu at his club at Mar-a-Lago. And his sister, federal judge Maryanne Trump Barry, has baked meatloaf for him on his birthday.

I'm sure if Buffet ran for office the same would be said of him eating at Dairy Queens.

I've never met or heard of anyone that didn't like those fast food chains every now and again.

[Straw Man]

I suspect you may one of the sneakiest trolls on Getbig.

NN

he was obviously trolling Bernie and his supporters these last few months