Donald Trump worked at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania as part of his election campaign.
The Republican nominee for the US presidency visited a McDonald’s restaurant in Pennsylvania, one of the states whose voting results determine the election outcome. Trump helped with cooking, packing fries, and distributing orders to customers for some time. Afterwards, he held a press conference right there.
He announced that the restaurant chain does not support any of the presidential candidates.
"We approached this from the standpoint of our values: we are open to everyone," McDonald's explained Trump's visit.
McDonald's also invited Trump's opponent, Kamala Harris, to their restaurants.
