this meets zero of the physical qualities for a martini. but it was, in fact, sold as one for $15 to a reporter, who ordered a martini from the trump grill in new york city, the restaurant inside trump tower in 2016. ordering a drink at donald trump s restaurant, was one reported sideways attempted trying to get to the closer look into the inner workings of trump s business empire right after he was elected president. and anyway that sorry excuse for a martini, for what turnout be trying to learn more about what the president s business really was. when it was he was selling. and what it was people were buying. the lesson being that, but you start the can under the hood, a lot of what trump said made his businesses so successful appeared to, potentially, be the product of fraud. during trump s presidency, reporters at the new york times published a series of
martini. what this appears to be is a wine glass, maybe a red wine glass, filled with ice, some clear-ish murky liquid, and a sad little abused olive plopped into the bottom there. this meets zero of the physical properties of a martini. but it was in fact sold as one, for $15, to a reporter who ordered the martini from the trump grill in new york city, in the trump tower, in 2016. ordering a drink at trump s restaurant was one reporter s sideways attempt to try to get a closer look at the inner workings of trump s business empire after he was elected president. this was a scene setter over the next years for reporters trying to learn what it was trump was selling and what it was people were buying. the lesson being that once you