What could the president possibly need a $20 bill for?
Twitter users put their thinking caps on this Wednesday when President Donald Trump was snapped boarding Air Force One in Mountain View, California, with a $20 bill hanging from his back pocket:
Money is seen in President Donald Trump's back pocket as he boards Air Force One in Mountain View, California. More photos of the day: https://t.co/MBzaidtbDd 📷 @tombrennerphoto pic.twitter.com/E2UY0gQQMU
— Reuters Pictures (@reuterspictures) September 18, 2019
What had he bought that gave $20 for change? What would he spend it on? Does the president buy coffee? McDonald’s?
Here’s a snapshot of the brainstorm on Twitter:
Need cash for the Air Force One fly-in window at McDonald's. pic.twitter.com/O1ZbwN4f5i
— Max N. Tropy (@Max_N_Tropy) September 18, 2019
This picture is a perfect metaphor for his presidency.
— ScubaScottie (@dom966) September 18, 2019
.It is National Cheeseburger Day.
— Terry Ann Goss (@FLBookLady) September 18, 2019
He sold another piece of democracy
— Æch253 (@Aech253) September 18, 2019
I guess Russia paid him early this month
— Chuck Kimmerle (@ChuckKimmerle) September 18, 2019
It's his daily allowance
— Jmconger (@Jmconger65) September 18, 2019
Is there a porn star on the plane?
— Daniel Danger Marin (@dangermarin) September 18, 2019
He probably went for lunch somewhere and picked up the tips that his group left for the meal !
— Don Klyne (@klyne_donald) September 19, 2019
Did he pull that out of a collection jar somewhere
— eyeson2020 (@cestlah) September 18, 2019
His pockets are literally lined with our money.
— audrey (@dj_ewi) September 18, 2019
Almost enough to buy Greenland
— RenoSparksCow (@RenoCow) September 18, 2019
He doesn't want to use a straw.
— Stirling Shultz (@svtshultz) September 18, 2019
In case he gets lost he has taxi money.
— BlessYourHeart (@LuckyGiGi5) September 19, 2019
Does the man not own a wallet?
— Sharon Dennis (@sddphoto) September 18, 2019
He is just a shlub.
— Casey Caterina (@caseyg_2783) September 18, 2019
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