A woman who was served by Donald Trump at McDonald’s has revealed what the presidential hopeful told her.
Nayara Andrejcyk was stunned when she pulled up to the Pennsylvania drive-thru and the Republican candidate handed her her order.
The mother of three took the opportunity to implore Trump to fight corruption if elected.
‘Mister. “President, please don’t let the United States become Brazil, my native Brazil, please,” Andrejczyk pleaded.
‘Let’s do it better than ever, okay?’ Trump responded as he shook her hand.
Nayara Andrejcyk was served by Donald Trump at the drive-thru of a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania
Andrejcyk described it as “like meeting a friend” in an interview with Fox News.
“He looked us in the eyes. The way he communicated with us, the way he greeted my kids in the back seat. It was incredible.
‘My children said: I can’t believe I shook hands with Donald Trump. I won’t wash my hands for the next few days. He was very genuine. He is a genuine man.
Andrejczyk moved to the United States from his home country 26 years ago. She was asked to attend a Trump campaign event, but she had no idea exactly what it would entail.
The firearms instructor describes herself as “Brazilian by birth, American by loyalty.”
“My parents were victims of Brazilian corruption, government corruption,” he told Fox News. ‘My mom lost a pretty successful business… almost 30 years ago, and that’s the reason we moved to the United States.
The former president worked in fryers and the drive-thru during Friday’s visit.
Andrejcyk told Fox News how he pleaded with Trump not to let the United States become “corrupt” like Brazil if he were elected.
‘I am very grateful for this country. I love this country. And I don’t want this country to become the corrupt cesspool that Brazil is right now, where politicians do whatever they want without being accountable to the people.’
He also responded to criticism directed at Trump that McDonald’s visit was too “staged.”
‘There was no trick there. “Of course, we knew something was going on because of the level of security,” he said.
But he added: “It was a big surprise to see him there… he is a very charismatic and very identifiable person.”
Trump stood behind the fryer at a McDonald’s in suburban Philadelphia and manned the self-service counter in an attempt to undermine Democratic candidate Kamala Harris.
“I’ve worked 15 minutes longer than Kamala,” Trump said after working at the fast-food restaurant, revising her claim that her rival did not work at McDonald’s as a college student as she claims.
He explained that the Republican candidate promised that “we will do better than ever.”
The mother of three described the meeting as “meeting a friend” and praised Trump as “relatable.”
Harris, 60, throughout her campaign has touted how she worked at a fast-food franchise branch in California, although her group has not provided any photographs of her youth work there.
Trump claims that Harris is “lying” and that she never worked at the restaurant, but he has not provided any evidence to support that.
McDonald’s has since stated that the corporation is not endorsing either candidate.
The company added that it does not have employee records for all positions dating back to when Harris would have worked there.
