WATCH: Trump Picks Up Tab For Entire Chick-Fil-A In Atlanta, Gets Mobbed By Supporters

Former President Donald Trump is no stranger to making grand gestures and unexpected appearances, a tradition he continued with Wednesday’s visit to a Chick-Fil-A in Atlanta, where he generously covered the bill for all patrons and engaged warmly with the crowd.

Trump’s unannounced appearance at the popular fast-food chain quickly turned into an impromptu rally. He was warmly received by both employees and customers. The former President ordered 30 milkshakes and instructed staff to prepare “chicken for everybody,” insisting on paying for all the orders himself.

Witnesses reported that Trump engaged in friendly conversations with several patrons and staff members, taking a moment to compliment one woman on her jewelry, which added a personal touch to his visit. The gesture of goodwill and casual interaction with the crowd highlighted a lighter side of the former President, known for his spontaneous public appearances.

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As videos of the event emerged on social media, the scene at the Chick-Fil-A showed a crowded and energized atmosphere, with supporters cheering and clamoring for photos. Trump’s visit seemed to momentarily transform the fast-food restaurant into a hub of excitement and support for the former President.

“How you doing, Trump?” asked one attendee.

“I’m doing good,” said Trump.

“I love you, man,” the attendee hilariously finished.

Regardless of the political divide, the visit undeniably created a memorable day for those at the Chick-Fil-A.

Trump is known for his visits to American fast-food chains, reflecting his taste for such cuisine. In February 2023, Trump made headlines with a visit to a Mcdonald’s in East Palestine, Ohio, as part of his series of public appearances​​.

Trump stops at a local McDonald’s in East Palestine, Ohio. pic.twitter.com/T6c4tdS2Y8

— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) February 22, 2023

Another notable instance of Trump’s preference for fast food occurred in January 2019, during the federal government shutdown. With a significant number of White House staff on mandatory leave or working without pay, Trump personally paid for a large fast food meal for the Clemson Tigers football team at the White House. The team was being honored for winning the national college championship. The spread included over 300 burgers from McDonald’s and Wendy’s, along with pizzas and fries, highlighting Trump’s penchant for “all-American stuff.”​

As the 2024 presidential race heats up, actions like these appear to connect with Americans in many ways — hoping to bolster Trump’s chances for this November.