r/AskReddit 29d ago

If we could set up a Truman Show scenario where Trump thinks he’s President again and the public send in scenarios for him to deal with, what would you suggest?

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u/2x4x93 28d ago

Just let him roll. You can't write stuff like he pulls off

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u/JawesomeJess 28d ago

Seriously. Like the whole McDonalds Buffet thing...

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u/Dry_Badger_Chef 28d ago

Four seasons

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u/sophiethegiraffe 28d ago

Absolutely my favorite thing that came out of that shit show. I really wish the person that set that up, or at least a first-hand witness, would do a tell-all interview. Was the actual Four Seasons booked and some underpaid, overworked intern said fuck it, good enough? Did Google somehow produce a landscaping company as the top result? What was Rudy’s reaction?

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u/OptimusLinvoyPrimus 28d ago

I would love to see a fly-on-the-wall style comedy drama show on those final days, something like the Office. The moment where they get to the garden centre and realise it’s what they have to work with would be top notch farce

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u/lillithfair4 28d ago

I can totally see this happening too. Micheal and Dwight show up after having booked the wrong venue and Micheal decides to roll with it.

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u/neobeguine 28d ago

He would blame Dwight, but it would definitely turn out that Micheal was the one that made the mistake.

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u/punkr0x 28d ago

"Guess who just booked the best conference center in Philadelphia, Four Seasons?"

"Wait, The Four Seasons Hotel, or Four Seasons Total Landscaping?"

"Same thing."

(Everyone groans.)

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u/Absenceofavoid 28d ago

Everyone knows that one is good pizza and the other is trash

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u/smallstone 28d ago

One is a hot circle of garbage.

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u/that_mn_kid 28d ago

Would you rather have a medium amount of good landscaping or all you can eat mediocre landscaping?

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u/SusanForeman 28d ago

Michael.

The name is Michael.

How is it that every person in this comment chain is spelling it incorrectly, it's a common name!

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u/neobeguine 28d ago

Sorry, Dwigt

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u/lillithfair4 28d ago

Classic Micheal lol

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u/nemoomen 28d ago

An update of "That's My Bush" you say?

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u/Meglomaniac 28d ago

Can micheal Scott somehow swing a job at trump towers?

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u/29CFR1910 28d ago

Space Force

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u/Meglomaniac 28d ago

Nah, thats pushing it but I like the thought process.

The idea of micheal scott being operations manager for trump towers where you could tastefully have trump walk around to whistle tracks and give one liners would be <3

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u/smitwise 28d ago

Isn’t this practically Veep or are you thinking more improvised, either way I’m down if actually had Trump as the “star”

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u/OptimusLinvoyPrimus 28d ago

It may well be - I have to admit I haven’t seen Veep

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u/smitwise 28d ago

It’s worth the watch I didn’t watch it until peak trump and it was weird how parallel the stories lines were to life even though it was a couple of years earlier. Takes a season or two to get into though.

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u/Pharmacololgy 28d ago

Yep, Armando Iannucci was behind both.

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u/bking 28d ago

Based on your previous comment, you’ll absolutely love it.

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u/02K30C1 28d ago

Veep couldnt write stuff like this, people would think its too crazy

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u/jbondyoda 28d ago

This was literally a joke at the very beginning of the final season of Veep. They land in Sioux City when they’re supposed to be in Sioux Falls for an airport rally

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u/sophiethegiraffe 28d ago

The jokes practically write themselves! I’d love Trump’s character to do the Sue Sylvester-style tantrum of breaking shit and shoving people into walls, complete with something like O Fortuna playing in the background.

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u/Shins 28d ago

They can honestly make a Crimson Tide style thriller as well. I guarantee there are dozens of instances some unnamed hero saved us from a world war repeatedly.

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u/blueblarg 28d ago

Arrested Development is just a more likeable Trump family. Although are they?

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u/jrhoffa 28d ago

By a country mile

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u/jrhoffa 28d ago

The Oval Office

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u/kerouacrimbaud 28d ago

Some day someone will make a Death of Stalin style movie of Trump's final days and weeks in office lmao. I cannot wait for that movie

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u/Tlr321 28d ago

Me. Neither. I watched that movie in February and immediately thought of how great it would be applied to the Trump White House.

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u/interfail 28d ago

Aide carefully trying to stand in the way of any shot that might include the dildo store.

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u/fjonk 28d ago

"The Best Wing"

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u/Kriegwesen 28d ago

You should try VEEP

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u/misterbung 28d ago

You should check out the show Veep!

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u/thatgirl239 28d ago

I’m reading “Only I Can Fix It” currently and it is something.

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u/jayesanctus 28d ago

Like Veep.

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u/momofeveryone5 28d ago

They can do a mini series and start on election night 2016. First episode is called "this want supposed to happen" it opens with the actress playing Milana and her anger at him winning. Then they show trump getting all his congrats as he closes himself in a hotel room for a second and full on rages.

Second episode is "Fake News" and we get the over veiw of the staff getting interviewed and meeting trump and the media people. Omg who would pay Kelly Ann?

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u/really_isnt_me 28d ago

Don’t forget the inauguration and how they tried to boost their numbers and say that it was the most attended inauguration ever!

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u/sonofaresiii 28d ago

something like the Office

I love those political biopic/dramas, like Game Change or W or Snowden that show a dramatic, slightly exaggerated but informative look with empathy at what was really going on behind the scenes in a distilled way that I can understand

but you're absolutely right that the incoming series or movie about any part of Trump's administration is going to be an Office-style comedy. It can't not be. Even if they tried to make it as 100% serious as they possibly can-- because real tragedy happened during that administration-- there's still going to be pervasive laugh-out-loud moments at the absolute idiocy of it all.

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u/DandyWilkins 28d ago

'The thick of it' would be a perfect style for that. I'm fairly sure they even have scenes like that in the show already.

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u/Wutras 28d ago

something like the Office

the Oval Office.

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u/desconectado 28d ago

Arrested development would be a better fit. They already have many catchphrases, there's some criminal activity going on, lots of entitled selfish racists grifters, and then you have Tobias (Eric).

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u/Stickguy259 28d ago

I'm just waiting for the inevitable movie about Trump's presidency and I really hope it's made more like The Big Short than The Social Network. Trump needs a comedic mind to make a movie about it all because that would just kill him. If someone serious made a movie he'd probably think it was reverent. Give me an Adam McKay or Taiki Waititi to make that movie and I'm all in.

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u/belinck 28d ago

Just go watch Veep...

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u/ddado2 28d ago

Fantastic idea! This should be a show. I’d pay to watch

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u/long435 28d ago

It's seriously something that could have happened on Veep

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u/NotEmmaStone 28d ago

Something in the style of Veep would be great. Maybe in 10 years or so. I need some more distance between that reality and myself before I can truly find it funny.

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u/ImSabbo 28d ago

Future TV hits aside... If I recall, in the real scenario of this debacle, the campaign team actually went to the Four Seasons Hotel first, only to find out that they hadn't booked that location. And naturally, as many now know, when they realized the place they had actually booked, they pretended that it was intentional.

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u/mackay11 28d ago

Parks and rec but Trump is Ron?

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u/ChillyBearGrylls 28d ago

fly-on-the-wall style comedy

microwave on the wall?

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u/CaptHayes 28d ago

Narrated by Ron Howard

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u/Cymraegpunk 28d ago

You mean the thick of it?

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u/leicanthrope 28d ago

I imagine it being equal parts Arrested Development, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and Downfall.

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u/Scientific_Methods 28d ago

I think Veep unintentionally parodies the trump presidency pretty well.

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u/kaenneth 28d ago

Too unrealistic, no one is that stupid, is what future people will think... Unless we go full Idiocracy and he's praised as a genius.

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u/CalamityClambake 28d ago

It needs to be an episode of Veep.

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u/A_dot_Glam 28d ago

Fly-on-the-head

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u/RakeattheGates 26d ago

It's like something straight outta Veep.

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u/88scythe 20d ago

The Oval Office

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u/TimelyConcern 28d ago

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020/12/four-seasons-total-landscaping-the-full-est-possible-story.html

Here's a pretty good story that was done shortly after the incident. They didn't get the scoop from someone inside of the administration unfortunately. I'm still waiting for that follow up.

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u/reddog323 28d ago

The movies and series about that time period are going to be epic. I still don’t believe half of the things that happened over the past four years.

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u/pantstoaknifefight2 28d ago

When I heard American Crime Story was doing Impeachment, I thought that was quick. Maybe COVID is delaying the first dramatization of the 2016-2020 (2021) shit show

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u/reddog323 28d ago edited 28d ago

Showtime already did The Comey Rule. I heard it was good, and that Brendan Gleason absolutely nailed 45.

Edit: From the feedback I’m getting here, Gleason’s performance had one flaw: he made 45 seem more intelligent than he was.

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u/NatrenSR1 28d ago

Brandan Gleason was good, but his delivery made Trump seem far more intelligent than he actually is.

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u/speedx5xracer 28d ago

Are we 100% certain it's wasn't just David Tennant with polyjuice?

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u/Mr_Abberation 28d ago

I only watched the trailer but I hear you. The truth is that trump isn’t stupid. He knows the system and worked it. The real focus is on the monster and I think that is a great direction to take. He’s a confident con man making deals for loyalty behind closed doors. That’s trump.

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u/slowest_hour 28d ago

I hope he calls Ralph Fienne's kids cunts in this one too

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u/imightbethewalrus3 28d ago

He retracted it, didn't he?!

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u/pantstoaknifefight2 28d ago

Never heard of this. I gotta check this out!

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u/reddog323 28d ago

You and me both. I’ve seen the ads, and it looks interesting.

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u/CJnella91 28d ago

I actually really liked that movie.

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u/Bryanhenry 28d ago

It was amazing!

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u/PrestigiousAd3900 28d ago

I'm hoping to see Michael McKean as Trump.

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u/reddog323 28d ago

That….could work. Easily.

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u/Mr_Abberation 28d ago

Wow. That trailer is amazing

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u/theworldbystorm 28d ago

ACS Impeachment is about Bill Clinton, though

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u/Bryanhenry 28d ago

Impeachment: American Crime Story premieres September 7th, only on FX

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u/alucardu 28d ago

Sweet, loved the 2 other shows.

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u/PM_Me_Spicey_Boobs 28d ago

American crime story will be about Bill Clinton

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u/celtic_thistle 17d ago

Impeachment is about Clinton and Lewinsky!

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u/pinche_Mari 28d ago

I was living in Mexico nearly his whole presidency, and it's embarrassing when I'd go to the molino in the morning and the asshole Real Housewives of San Ildefonso are tearing me a new one about my presidents' antics.

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u/reddog323 28d ago

I’m just curious as to how he was described in Spanish? My sympathies, though. A friend of mine had the same experience in the UK. He had to constantly tell people he didn’t vote for the guy.

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u/pinche_Mari 28d ago

A lot of people called him Trompas.

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u/temalyen 28d ago

It's one of those things that, 20 years from now when they make a movie about this (it certainly will not be the first, but I imagine many will be made for decades after) a lot of young people won't remember/won't have been alive during Trump's presidency.

They'll see what he's saying and then say, "This is totally unrealistic. It's impossible a President would ever say this. This writing sucks." Then someone will point out to them that this is actual, real life footage of a Trump speech that they put in for context.

I don't know why thinking about that scenario amuses me so much.

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u/fodafoda 28d ago

it NEEDS to be narrated by Ron Howard

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u/rob132 28d ago

The movies and series about that time period are going to be epic.

They're going to show the newsfeeds of Rudy in the parking lot during the end credits and people will go "OMG, that really happened?"

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u/darthfodder 28d ago

I have a lot of this fantasy casted in my head already. Jared Kushner played by Michael Cera. DJTJ played by Adam Scott. Zach Cregger as Eric Trump. Amanda Seyfried as Ivanka. Anthony Scarramucci as himself. Bob Odenkirk as Jeff Sessions. Christian Bale as Rudy. Pick somebody random from a movie produced by Steve Mnuchin to play him. Jordan Peele as Ben Carson. Keegan Key on to play Cory Booker in a couple random episodes. Imelda Staunton(played umbridge) as Betsy Devos. Steve Carell as Mike Pence(mostly so we can have him shouting "Fuck! Fuck! FUCK!" once per season for the first 3 seasons, then just assuming he's going to become president at some point and being repeatedly disappointed).

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u/ddado2 28d ago

Half? More like 90%

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u/itspaulieho 28d ago

For real, the Trump Cinematic Universe is gonna be something else.

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u/LonePaladin 28d ago

The Twitter account Road to Sedition has been doing a daily play-by-play of the Trump era, each day posting a "four years ago on this day" event.

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u/mrfatso111 28d ago

You and me both, I still can't believe it

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u/TheIowan 28d ago

Wait, you think we're out of that timeline? We've just barely started the 2nd chapter, and haven't even got to "Trump 2: large assed disaster" yet. Heck we haven't even got to the meteor scene where only 60% of the population believes in it and 40% get vaporized despite easily accessible shelters being available to everyone.

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u/dn00 28d ago

They should film it in the style of The Big Short.

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u/reddog323 28d ago

Yes! That way future generations will be able to understand how chaotic things were.

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u/ReservoirPussy 28d ago

I'm waiting for Danny Strong to write a Trump movie. He wrote Recount and Game Change for HBO and they're both magnificent and I very highly recommend.

Also he was fucking hilarious on Gilmore Girls. I love that little guy so much.

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u/leicanthrope 28d ago

I'm eagerly looking forward to a future Ken Burns style documentary with folksy voiceover actors calmly reading various unhinged tweets accompanied by the same style of music he used for The Civil War.

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u/sophiethegiraffe 28d ago

Yeah, I read a few stories where it’s spun as being intentional. But that’s really all they could find for a venue? There must be a few wealthy Trump supporters/donors in that area with a nice lawn that would have served better.

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u/bruk_out 28d ago

Literally anywhere else would have been better for them. Not for us, Four Seasons Total Landscaping was the best choice for the comedy loving public, but Giuliani could have stood on a soap box screaming at passing traffic on 95 and it would have better for them.

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u/thatgirl239 28d ago

It concerns me that I had no issue conjuring that image in my head.

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u/coyotesloth 28d ago

I think this means you’re based in collective reality.

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u/rouseyerats 28d ago

Unfortunately, that means you are in contact with reality.

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u/NealMcBeal__NavySeal 28d ago

I feel like that's where he belongs honestly. Hopefully somewhere rather toasty so he's constantly leaking.

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u/thatgirl239 28d ago

Goddamn it.

Another image.

Rudy leaking.

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u/chummypuddle08 28d ago

but Giuliani could have stood on a soap box screaming at passing traffic on 95

This didn't happen? It's so him...

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u/Minion_of_Cthulhu 28d ago

Giuliani could have stood on a soap box screaming at passing traffic on 95

That's still coming after he loses all the various lawsuits, all his money, and the rest of his mind.

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u/codeslave 28d ago

Hire him on Cameo to do it today!

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u/Demgar 28d ago

Recently, there was a report that this was the SECOND 4 seasons landscaping that was booked for a presser. The first was cancelled when trump got Covid.

I believe it was intentional. They got a huge amount of press out of it, and Rudy comes off as the idiot, not trump. They knew what they were doing.

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u/Crowbarmagic 28d ago

Link?

I would still wonder if there wasn't any misdirection going on. Like, perhaps a staff member was trying to do the owner of the place a favor (for whatever reason), and just kept mentioning 'Four Seasons' without adding the landscaping part until the last moment. And once Trump's first tweet was out there was no going back.

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u/rbyrolg 28d ago

The first one was actually just hired to do landscaping, it wasn’t a location for a presser https://www.politico.com/news/2021/08/02/trump-campaign-four-seasons-landscaping-fixation-502163

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u/PM_ME_UR_SEXY_BITS_ 28d ago

That location was in California I think. Has to be related to that though.

Edit: /u/crowbarmagic here is the link

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u/ThrowawayBlast 28d ago

Yeah but then the media and the general public would have searched the heck out of the owner of that lawn and oops, all their dirty laundry hiding in the corners of the internet is now on CNN.

"Guiliani's press conference friend donated ten grand to local KKK chapter in 1977!"

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u/Segesaurous 28d ago

I watched the presser but I can't remember, did they even try to spin it on the spot? Like did anyone come up with an intro like, "Thanks to the good people of Four Seasons Total Landscaping for having us here today. We chose this place because these are the the types of working class heroes we are appealing to about this sham of an election!". Anything like that??

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u/morpo 28d ago

Oh man. The article kept talking about how that's where the Trump presidency ended. It was written in December.

Little did the author know, January 6th would bring a far more dramatic and less comical end to 45's reign.

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u/[deleted] 28d ago

I’m so butthurt I read that wholeeee long article and at the end the writer goes “yeah it was the height of idiocy and that’s probably all there ever was to it” (paraphrased) and that’s the only real answer given lol

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u/abortionleftovers 28d ago

The one guy who spoke at the four seasons was there at the convention center watching the nail in vote counting, so was I, it was wild to listen to all the lies about what was happening there after seeing first hand what was really happening. He and I were on the same shift so I know the lies he told and it was illuminating!

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u/simplyarduus 28d ago

This is the best part:

‘The Siravos were nothing if not good marketers, and by December, they’d sold more than $1 million of the merchandise they’d drawn up to capitalize on all the attention, like stickers that read “Make America Rake Again!” and “Lawn and Order!”’

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u/Amapel 28d ago

Man. Truth really is stranger than fiction, huh? You couldn't write this shit without an audience rolling their eyes hard enough to fall out of their heads but this actually happened.

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u/staplehill 28d ago

someone inside of the administration unfortunately

it was a campaign event so it would have to be someone inside the Presidential campaign.

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u/Mr_Abberation 28d ago

That’s really a good read. Thank you for that!

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u/random_shitter 28d ago

That was a great read.

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u/texican1911 28d ago

That really needs a tl;dr

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u/tangled_up_in_blue 28d ago

It’s beautifully written and hilarious. Sorry not everything can be summed up so you only have to spend 10 seconds reading

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u/takabrash 28d ago

It's so stupid that we wouldn't even believe it in a Parks and Rec episode.

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u/Thompson_S_Sweetback 28d ago

I mean, it's precisely the kind of thing Arrested Development would do.

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u/DCBB22 28d ago

Or Veep!

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u/dpfw 28d ago

I don't think you do understand. Because you are grinning. Why are you grinning? You are grinning. You have made a fuckup the size of France and you are fucking grinning about it.

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u/owme 28d ago

I remember asking a friend in DC which show (airing at the time) got it closest to reality. She said Veep by a long shot.

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u/loverofreeses 28d ago

This is also the first thing I thought of. The panicked quick pan of the camera to show the landscaping company signage while Rudy and staffers put their hands on their face and mutter. Comedic gold here waiting to be put together.

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u/-FeistyRabbitSauce- 28d ago

"I love all my children equally!"

Earlier that day

"I don't much care for Junior."

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u/trireme32 28d ago

I could see April drolly trolling Leslie that she booked the landscaping company — “whatever, it said 4 seasons” — but actually booked the best ballroom at the hotel.

Or the landscaping company somehow being booked by accident, but Tom Haverford gets ahead of it and somehow makes it look fantastic and spins it into a win.

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u/BendTheForks 28d ago

Ron would be bitching the whole time about having to dress up and waste the taxpayers money on a pointless ceremony because he thinks it's the 4 seasons hotel. He eventually finds out that it's the landscaping company the day before the event and gets super giddy because not only did they spend a fraction of the budget to book the landscaping company compared to the hotel, but there's also plenty of room for him to bring his grill and fire up some real food.

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u/Freakin_A 28d ago

Get on your feet!

Pretty sure The Comeback Kid campaign rally was less of a shit show than Four Seasons Total Landscaping event, next to a crematorium and dildo shop.

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u/FlashbackJon 28d ago

It's like a Veep episode. (Which is Parks & Rec if you want to feel bad instead of good.)

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u/borntobewildish 28d ago

It would even be too random for a family guy gag. Peter would do the 'remember the time we did a press conference at the four seasons landscaping' and even those writers would think 'nah, were going too far now'.

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u/Armeleon 28d ago

Believe it or not, it happened twice. A four seasons landscaping in California also hosted a Trump event. The only reason we don't hear about both is because Trump got Covid and couldn't attend the one in California. I think his son went instead.

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u/Colbey 28d ago

It seems like the California one was hired to do actual landscaping. https://www.politico.com/news/2021/08/02/trump-campaign-four-seasons-landscaping-fixation-502163

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u/Keyboard_Cat_ 28d ago

From the New Yorker article, it likely went something like:

  • Trump tweeted there would be a press conference at the Four Seasons without having told anyone or arranged anything.

  • Four Seasons hotel tweeted that they knew nothing about this and would not be hosting a Trump press conference.

  • Trump refused to change course or be proven "wrong" so he insisted his people book anything to make him technically right.

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u/firebat45 28d ago

You forgot the 4th point.

  • Hold more events at Four Seasons landscaping in the future to "prove" that's what you meant to do all along.

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u/sophiethegiraffe 28d ago

That’s somehow more ridiculous but also so normal/expected.

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u/airndeelyle 28d ago

Jon Stewart had a good bit on this recently.

Rudy: “I”m at the Walmart in Astoria.”

Team Trump: “No, the Waldorf Astoria!”

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u/ConnieLingus24 28d ago

Can we all take a second to remind ourselves that this clown owns businesses in the hospitality industry? He had access to some really great event planners.

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u/bascelicna123 28d ago

I feel like it was a case of r/MaliciousCompliance

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u/SquirrelAkl 28d ago

Four Seasons fiasco was totally surreal. If some scriptwriter pitched that for a tv episode people would say it’s too ridiculous to be believable. Would really love to know who / how many fucked up there and just how bigly.

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u/BarryMacochner 28d ago

They've actually done other events in that lot since iirc.

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u/Worthlessstupid 28d ago

They had to go to the SECOND PAGE of Google to find that place. Who goes to the second page of Google? That might as well be Europa.

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u/HighlyOffensive10 28d ago

My favorite was when he walked on to air force one with toilet paper on his shoe. He kept turning and waiving which made him look even more ridiculous.

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u/ParameciaAntic 28d ago

No one will believe that whole thing was real in 20 years. It's way past the most cynical satire.

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u/PoopitySxoop 28d ago

That was the moment I realized VEEP was a docu-drama.

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u/wordgromit 28d ago

I read a theory a while ago that the real four seasons was very close to a school, and a speaker at that press conference or a staffer? Idk who someone important enough, was a registered sex offender and they had to move things last minute. To avoid discussion about the real reason they just came up with the four seasons total landscaping as a way to move the conference away from schools without people looking into it much. Most democrats just thought that the trump campaign was incompetent and moved on.

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u/firebat45 28d ago

Trump himself is a sex offender.

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u/wordgromit 28d ago

In practice yes, but he’s not on the registry.

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u/really_isnt_me 28d ago

Wasn’t Brooks, the guy who Giuliani introduced, a sex offender? He did time for sex (rape) with a minor, according to NY magazine. So I guess that’s plausible.

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u/tcb9289 28d ago

Everything about that situation is so perfectly satirical. I bought a four seasons total landscaping shirt. For me, the Four Seasons incident is tied with the *Rudy is Melting * press conference as my favorite thing. Don’t get me wrong, I’d happily give those memories up to go back in time and avoid this whole mess, but failing that, these nuggets are the silver lining on the turd sweater that was the Trump presidency.

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u/AdvocateSaint 28d ago

Reminds me of Fyre Festival having tell-all stories from the beleaguered organizers trying to make Billy McFarland and Ja Rule's delusions of grandeur come true, because it was so poorly planned that they forgot to require non-disclosure agreements.

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u/bento8621 28d ago

I love that Four Seasons Total Landscaping is like 5 minutes from my house. What a day that was

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u/guineawheat 28d ago

Completely unrelated but my daughter loves chewing on you

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u/sophiethegiraffe 28d ago

Lol, I just threw ours out. It was 7 years old and pretty gross. My oldest loved that thing and was upset with me, but she’d let the dog chew on it so it was time to say goodbye.

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u/roadfood 28d ago

I still want the inside story of whoever booked Colbert for the Press Association dinner gig. They had to know how vicious it would get.

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u/LLREnew 28d ago

They painted themselves into a corner. They announced on Twitter that they would be doing a press conference at the Four Seasons Hotel without talking to the hotel first.

After they tweeted it, they called the Four Seasons Hotel and the hotel said get the fuck out of here with that hot garbage.

I live in Philadelphia and people were literally dancing in the streets when he lost. No business in Philly proper wanted their name attached to them.

Instead of backtracking on the tweet, they couldn’t admit that the Four Seasons didn’t want them, hence Four Seasons Landscaping next to the dildo store.

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u/KitchenSwillForPigs 28d ago

That shit had me absolutely cackling. I’d love to hear about Rudy’s reaction.

I listen to a podcast where one of the hosts met Rudy at a school function because she was on the newspaper. Apparently he has the most limp dicked, sweaty handshake she’s ever experienced.

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u/ThrowawayBlast 28d ago

Interesting fact: Four Seasons is just down the road from a bar.

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u/raging77 28d ago

Haha same here! By far the best set of memes as well.

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u/khanyoufeelluv2night 28d ago

I feel like it's so funny that they had to have intended it. Either an intern sick of his shenanigans or Rudy wanting to make a joke

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u/AnnaBanana1129 28d ago

This is the first I’ve heard of this incident. The Trump administration is truly the gift that keeps giving…

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u/OrangeinDorne 28d ago

It was a fuckup so bad it would’ve seemed a bit much for a sitcom

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u/mrkruk 28d ago

They probably didn't use Google, since it's the enemy of the people or whatever, and used some terrible search engine that returned that for "Four Seasons" which is all they were told to book.

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u/LeeksAlott 28d ago

They probably used Bing.

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u/really_isnt_me 28d ago

Apparently the Four Seasons Hotel was already booked but the Trump administration had sent out press releases and invites for a presser at the four seasons, so they frantically searched around and found another one and decided to use that instead. They wanted to act like that was their intention all along, certainly Rudy tried to pull it off like they had always intended to be at the landscaping place, not the hotel.

That’s how I heard it anyway.

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u/xradsirx 27d ago

I still laugh about this like once a week.