13.04.2026 21:20
US President Donald Trump presented an unusual image this time. Receiving a food delivery from a courier at the Oval Office door, Trump brought up the issue of not taxing tip income. While the courier, identified as Sharron, could not hide her surprise at seeing the US President in person, her reaction upon hearing Trump's words was worth seeing.
U.S. President Donald Trump, who has recently stood out with his tough war messages and whose every statement creates a crisis, has now made headlines with an image that is outside of his usual political statements. The footage shared on social media shows Trump receiving a food delivery at the door, and the incident quickly sparked widespread reactions.
HE MET THEM AT THE DOOR
The footage shows Trump receiving an order from a DoorDash courier at the entrance of the Oval Office and having a brief chat. It is noteworthy that the order consisted of McDonald's products, and the content of the conversation became one of the prominent details on social media.
It was reported that Trump, in his conversation with the courier, touched upon the taxes applied to tip income and emphasized the need for changes in this regard.
EMPHASIS ON "NO TAX ON TIPS"
In his statements, Trump was seen drawing attention to the "tip tax" issue, which directly affects the income of workers in the service sector. This approach brought back to the agenda his previous political statements advocating that "tips should not be taxed."
In his chat with courier Sharron, Trump included the following expressions:
"This scene doesn't look staged, does it? They're all your favorites... I heard that due to the tax burden you paid last year, you were deprived of the $11,000 in tips you earned. That's why we're here."
Sharron couldn't hide her joy at the message given by the President.
IT SPARKED WIDESPREAD REACTION ON SOCIAL MEDIA
While the footage spread quickly on social media, users evaluated Trump's move from different angles. Some comments stated that such images are aimed at connecting with voters, while some users argued that it contains a direct message to the working class.