Let's be honest about this: Not one of us had "Donald J. Trump serves up hot and salty fries at Mickey D's" on our bingo cards heading into this election season. 

But the former — and hopeful future — president has made other unconventional campaign stops this time around that seem to have worked well for him: Think Chick-Fil-A in Atlanta, bearing pizzas to New York City firefighters, a barber shop in the Bronx, a rally in Coachella, California.

And he's long been known to be a fan of the golden arches. So, when Vice President Kamala Harris, in an apparent bid to pad a resume heavy on the government payroll and political appointment side and light on the middle-class street cred, claimed she had "worked fries" while in college, and when various attempts to dig up any corroboration of that claim produced nothing, Trump sensed an opportunity.

EPIC: Trump Trolls Kamala in Hilarious Move As He Works Fries, Drive-Thru Window at McDonald's

MSNBC Goes Into Full Meltdown Mode As Trump Gets Huge Crowd and Cheers at McDonald's

Sunday, he made good on it and spent time at a Pennsylvania McDonald's learning how to cook and serve fries and bag them up to hand to drive-thru customers. The only people who seem not to be entertained by Trump's adventures in spud-making are the sourpuses on the left who've forgotten how to have a sense of humor and are incensed at the notion of a candidate staging a campaign photo op.

I say kudos to Donald McRonald on this one. Seems he found a way to turn those golden arches into a W. 

This “Moore to the Point” commentary aired on NewsTalkSTL on Monday, October 21. Audio included below.