Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump manned the fry station at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania on Sunday before staging an impromptu news conference, answering questions through the drive-thru window.

The former president told reporters as he disembarked from his plane, "I really wanted to do this all my life."

Former President Donald Trump, the GOP nominee for president, has a busy schedule of events in Pennsylvania this weekend that kicked off Saturday evening with a rally in Latrobe where he approvingly described the anatomy of the late golfer Arnold Palmer.

Donald Trump visited a McDonald's in Pennsylvania to amplify his unproven claim that Kamala Harris never worked at the fast-food chain during college.

On Sunday afternoon, former President Donald J. Trump traded his blue sport coat for a yellow-trimmed apron. At a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania, he manned the fry line and dispensed orders to supporters in the drive-through lane. His ketchup red tie stayed put. He did not wear a hairnet.

Donald Trump stopped by a Bucks County McDonald's on Sunday, where he worked the drive-through and fry station. The former president donned an apron at the Feasterville-Trevose McDonald's location, which is in a swing area northeast of Philadelphia.

Former President Donald Trump stopped by a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania to load french fries behind the counter, making him the first presidential candidate to work at the fast food joint. Footage of Trump loading fries into the iconic boxes was shared online by the Trump campaign on Sunday afternoon.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump visited a McDonald's in Pennsylvania on Sunday, participating in "Retail Engagement" during his campaign trail.