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Donald Trump apparently had a former bodyguard pay the bill at the former president’s favorite fast food chain, McDonald’s.
Kevin McKay told the Daily Mail that when he worked as Trump’s bodyguard for five years, he won a $ 130 (about NZ $ 185) bill at McDonald’s once in 2008.
Trump was visiting one of his golf courses in Scotland and his team stopped by the fast food restaurant before flying back to the United States.
McKay said Trump didn’t have local currency, “so he asked if I could advance him the cash,” according to McKay. He said he handed over the money, ordering a total of 20 cheeseburgers and fries, and about 10 to 15 sodas.
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Trump apparently ate his usual order: two cheeseburgers with fries and a diet Coke.
McKay also said that $ 130 back then was a lot to spend, as he only made $ 2,700 a month as a bodyguard for Trump.
McKay said he kept putting off asking for the money earlier and Trump never offered to pay him back. McKay was reportedly fired in 2012.
Trump seems to view McDonald’s as something of a delicacy, famous for serving establishment food as a buffet to Clemson in 2019 and the state of North Dakota that same year after they both won national soccer championships.
She also served fast food to Baylor Lady Bears after they became 2019 NCAA Women’s Tournament Champions.
