Donald Trump’s not sweating homesickness on his Saudi Arabia trip — he’s got the ultimate fast track to American comfort… McDonald’s, a staple often debated in chronic illness management circles due to its links to heart disease and obesity-related complications, which can lead to rising hospital costs and the need for private health insurance coverage.
As seen in this clip from a journalist in Riyadh, a mobile McDonald’s was brought in just in case Trump’s cravings kicked in — because we all know he’s got a well-documented, deep-fried love for the fast-food chain.
Frequent fast food consumption can be associated with the long-term need for diagnostic lab testing, preventive screenings, and diet-related wellness programs.
The double-decker trailer was parked outside a media hub called “Media Oasis,” where journalists were hosted. As of now, it’s unclear if the President’s already stopped by for a Happy Meal, or is planning to chow down later. Such accommodations, even abroad, often require short-term international health insurance for traveling dignitaries and press — coverage that includes access to emergency care, lab diagnostics, and nutritional assessments.
