can't you just picture donald

[rae121452]

in the future, standing at the mcdonald's take-out window saying 'i used to be president. i deserve a free big mac!'


Woman demands free Chick-fil-A after claiming she is an FBI agent, gets arrested
Sun, 08 Nov 2020 20:53:17 GMT
Authorities arrested a woman in Dallas, Georgia, after she allegedly tried to convince restaurant workers that she was an FBI agent and should get free...

 

[SevMax2]

in the future, standing at the mcdonald's take-out window saying 'i used to be president. i deserve a free big mac!'


Woman demands free Chick-fil-A after claiming she is an FBI agent, gets arrested
Sun, 08 Nov 2020 20:53:17 GMT
Authorities arrested a woman in Dallas, Georgia, after she allegedly tried to convince restaurant workers that she was an FBI agent and should get free...

Wow, and that company relies heavily on a Christian Fundamentalists as a clientele. In my experience, Jesus Freaks are some of the worst customers of all.

 

[LincolnDuncan]

in the future, standing at the mcdonald's take-out window saying 'i used to be president. i deserve a free big mac!'


Woman demands free Chick-fil-A after claiming she is an FBI agent, gets arrested
Sun, 08 Nov 2020 20:53:17 GMT
Authorities arrested a woman in Dallas, Georgia, after she allegedly tried to convince restaurant workers that she was an FBI agent and should get free...

He can use a Happy Meal

 

[magicalmoments]

How do you suppose the Secret Service will select impeached former president trump's permanent guard. Like will it be drawing the short straw, will they put the newbies on that gig, or the guys nearing retirement, or the annoying guys (there's always a few of those in any work group). I wonder if it's a sought after gig or is every agent saying, "hell No! I won't go!". I mean I can't imagine any of them would be happy to take a bullet for him now he's no longer the commander in chief.

 

[LupusDei]

How do you suppose the Secret Service will select impeached former president trump's permanent guard. Like will it be drawing the short straw, will they put the newbies on that gig, or the guys nearing retirement, or the annoying guys (there's always a few of those in any work group). I wonder if it's a sought after gig or is every agent saying, "hell No! I won't go!". I mean I can't imagine any of them would be happy to take a bullet for him now he's no longer the commander in chief.

Depends heavily on what he does and how it turns out, I suppose. If he goes down to be resentful old man who spends most of time in his own properties with little social outings it's indeed a relatively simple and boring job. If he goes back to be active in his business, tries to create a new media empire while attending highly controversial court hearings twice a week and remain influential in party politics it's way more complex and exciting, but probably more about how SS blend with his private security: be just simple reinforcements to that, try to act as senior advisors up to taking over in certain situations, or run a parallel operation, in worst case in constant struggle with the private agency.