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Chris Christie:"Trump made me order meatloaf"
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Trump is like that shitty uncle you never want to see, but when you do he orders food that you don't want then proceeds to ramble incoherently about people playing loud rap music in their cars and conspiracy theories. Harmless enough alone, but then you wake up and realize this dusty twat has access to nukes.
Fancy Clown
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You tell your friends to get what they want and then actually force them to eat what you want? That's weird as fuck man. Trump did it as a power play.
LegendofDragoonLives
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Wait, Clickhole was actually way ahead of us here:
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haha - I just remembered there's an episode of Always Sunny where Dennis does this for Charlie, Mac, and Schmitty.
Already Torn
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This is how Chris Christie gets into the news now lol
Yes. I often order for my friends when we go out to dinner.
Oh. I actually have NEVER done that. But in America, traditionally men would order for women when they went out. (for clarity, I mean more like, back in the day, where trump wants to return us to. Less so now, but I know dudes who still do it)
Def a move by Trump to remind Chris he's a bitch.
Wag
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Really? My friends eat whatever they want.
What? You don't like seafood? I'm having the shrimp, so you'll have the fucking shrimp and you'll like it.
FalsettoVibe
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Trump don't give a.....
Doug Heffernan
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Christie then proceded to pour a small bag of M&Ms into a large box of M&Ms.
fluffydelusions
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Always-honest
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That's when you say: "nah thanx, i rather have something else."
I think you're reading too much into it. Seems harmless tbh.
Are you an american? Cause you don't know what you are talking about.
I never seen or heard anything like this in the modern time in america.
Maybe the deep south?
triplestation
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lol
Sure. In the grand scheme of things it is harmless. Hell even if it wasn't, that would be okay, I'm not what you would call a fan of Chris Christie.
That being said I'm certainly not reading too much into it. Look at how this man acts. Look at how he disrespects even the people who work for him, frequently. Look at how he shakes hands. He has to show/assert his alpha dominance constantly. Its part of the reason the alt righters worship him the way they do. He's no cuck.
Count Dookkake
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Fat boy on a diet, don't try it.
I'll check your ass like a Soros-funded riot.
I'll check your ass like a Soros-funded riot.
I live in New York. I was a waiter for over a decade. If you have never heard of a man going on a date with a woman and ordering for her.... I'm not really sure what to tell you its a common thing
You not only see it in real life, but in movies, tv shows, etc.
And back in the day when women were "homemakers" and men were "worldly" it would happen often.
My father ordered for both he and my mother for a number of years as she was poor and sheltered when they met.
You've never seen a dude order for a woman? Or a husband order for a wife? Really??? To the point where my post was out of left field and alien????
Yeah he's weird with those hand shakes and all, but it I just see that as him being an old man. Him disrespecting his subordinates shows he thinks too little of them. After all, no one rules alone.
Like if we go somewhere I've been a few times and they're new, I'll tell them to get so and so.
If they say no I hate that, I'm not going to force it down their throats. Did Chris object?
righthandmouse
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ah yes. he did nothing during sandy and has been a shitty governor for the great garden state.
We are talking about someone telling the waiter what someone else is having.
OF COURSE people discuss and recommend BEFORE the waiter comes over especially if one party has more experience. That is totally different.
I think you are mistaken in many cases.
Many times ive had people actually put in the order for me, but it was because it was discussed before hand what we were having.
For example a group of 4 friends go out, and they talk about what they want but when the waiter comes over just one person speaks up for everyone. That is very common.
And im sure your scenario is common back in the days when you were i child. I just never seen it in the past 10-15 years.
Ah right, fair enough. Trumps a class act all round.
Transcript from the incident:
"Hey Christie, you look like you enjoy a good meatloaf, have the meatloaf."
"Well, I really don't..."
"He'll have the meatloaf, extra side of mashed potatoes, am I right? Haw haw!"
"Donald, I really just want a salad, I..."
"Come on, have the meatloaf....,have the meatloaf, have the meatloaf, he's gonna have the meatloaf *unintelligible*, have the meatloaf.... *semi-agreessive cheek pat* have the meatloaf."
"Oh....OK....M.. Meatloaf please...."
"CHRISTIE LOVES THE MEATLOAF, AM I RIGHT EVERYBODY?!? LOOK AT THIS GUY! GET SOME CAKE OUT HERE TOO!"
*Nervous laughter*
"Hey Christie, you look like you enjoy a good meatloaf, have the meatloaf."
"Well, I really don't..."
"He'll have the meatloaf, extra side of mashed potatoes, am I right? Haw haw!"
"Donald, I really just want a salad, I..."
"Come on, have the meatloaf....,have the meatloaf, have the meatloaf, he's gonna have the meatloaf *unintelligible*, have the meatloaf.... *semi-agreessive cheek pat* have the meatloaf."
"Oh....OK....M.. Meatloaf please...."
"CHRISTIE LOVES THE MEATLOAF, AM I RIGHT EVERYBODY?!? LOOK AT THIS GUY! GET SOME CAKE OUT HERE TOO!"
*Nervous laughter*
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