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Donald Trump has a real obsession with the word "groceries." He's been mentioning the word for a while now, mainly saying how it's old-fashioned, asking, "Who uses the word?" The man has a real fascination with it! Trump: I won on groceries. Very simple word, groceries.
Like almost, you know, who uses the word. I started using the word. The groceries.
When you buy apples, when you buy bacon, when you buy eggs, they would double and triple the price over a short period of time. pic.twitter.
com/4hDzdJFrTz On Wednesday, wait, uh, LIBERATION DAY, he spoke about his favorite word again. His definition of "groceries" is going viral: Trump: "An old fashioned term that we use -- groceries. I used it on the campaign.
It's such an old fashioned term, but a beautiful term. Groceries. It says a bag with different things in it.
" pic.twitter.com/XbPXk2w4kA "An old fashioned term that we use, 'groceries.
' I used it on the campaign. It's such an old-fashioned term, but a beautiful term. Groceries.
It says a bag with different things in it. Groceries went through the roof and I campaigned on that, I talked about the word groceries." Sooo, yeah, groceries are "a bag with different things in it.
" So old-fashioned! Naturally, there are a lot of people talking about this quote. "He's unfamiliar with the term because he hasn't bought any — possibly ever," this person commented. "This is how I used to write essays in the 6th grade when there was a word count minimum," another person joked.
And a bunch of people are asking what the "new-fashioned" term for groceries is?! Let me know your definition of the word "groceries" in the comments <3.
