McDonald’s workers in Georgia seemed very confused when former President Bill Clinton surprised them with a stop during their campaign for Kamala Harris.
The Kamala Wins account posted the awkward 39-second clip, incorrectly identifying the former president as “Bull Clinton.”
Right-wing social media accounts erupted in mockery over the misspelling of Clinton’s first name and the fact that he was brought in to campaign for vice president.
At least one cashier at the fast-food chain thought the 78-year-old former president was Commander in Chief Joe Biden, 81.
A McDonald’s employee in Georgia thought former President Bill Clinton was sitting on President Joe Biden
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“You, Joe?” the confused employee said in the clip of their interaction.
The 42nd President of the United States then introduced himself to the worker and extended his arm to shake his hand.
Then she got excited and exclaimed, “Bill!” before quickly shuffling around the counter, giving Clinton a hug and asking for a photo.
Before they realized it was Clinton in their presence, the three McDonald’s employees on screen seemed unenthusiastic, thinking the surprise visit was from President Biden.
‘BREAKING: Bull (sic) Clinton is at a McDonalds in Georgia encouraging voters to support Kamala Harris. It’s been all hands on deck these past few weeks,” the Kamala Wins X account captioned the video.
Once workers found out it was former President Clinton, they became noticeably more enthusiastic about the freeze on retail policies
Clinton wore an American bomber jacket as he campaigned for Vice President Kamala Harris in Georgia this weekend
Clinton, 78, wears a Harris-Walz camouflage cap while campaigning for vice president in Fort Valley, Georgia, on Sunday, October 13
“Retweet to ensure all Americans see this incredible moment,” it added of the political retail shutdown.
Clinton follows Harris, like former Democratic President Barack Obama, in the run-up to Election Day.
Clinton was in Georgia this weekend for a number of different campaign stops for the VP, including at a church service on Sunday before the McDonald’s stop.