Do you have your popcorn ready?

President Trump sure does.

In a video uploaded on X, President Trump was seen entering a supermarket in Pennsylvania and buying a huge bag of popcorn.

Trump was seen grabbing the bag off the shelf and handing it to one of his staffers.

While grabbing the popcorn, Trump shared, We gotta get this.”

Watch here:

Out of all the snacks he could have picked, Trump picked Popcorn

Drop a . If you know… 🍿🎥https://t.co/MMys82W6hP pic.twitter.com/WCbtjnZvZV

— MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) September 23, 2024

President Trump buys huge bag of popcorn at Pennsylvania supermarket pic.twitter.com/E1HZ8ywebZ

— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) September 23, 2024

While at the market, Trump also bought groceries for a mother of three.

Take a look:

🚨🇺🇸 TRUMP BUYS GROCERIES FOR MOTHER OF 3 IN PENNSYLVANIA

While en route to a rally in Indiana, PA, Trump stopped at Sprankle's Market, buying popcorn and paying for the groceries of a mother of three.

The rally has reportedly reached capacity with 5,000-6,000 attendees and a… pic.twitter.com/KU3Wa87M6L

— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) September 23, 2024

WATCH: President Trump give mom buying groceries $100

"We'll do that for you at the White House."pic.twitter.com/O11JN7kLLq

— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) September 23, 2024

President @realDonaldTrump takes home popcorn from Sprankle’s Neighborhood Market 🍿 pic.twitter.com/Vpbqjb5U2W

— Margo Martin (@margommartin) September 23, 2024

Per  Trib Live:

Hundreds of people gathered outside Sprankle’s Supermarket in Kittanning as former President Donald Trump stopped at the store on his way to a Monday evening rally at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Trump arrived around 5:50 p.m. and stayed for 20 minutes. Security was tight, and vehicles were repeatedly shuffled to obscure sight lines from behind barricades. Two snipers kept watch from atop a school bus parked by the front entrance.

Only about 50 people, including employees and media, were allowed in the supermarket.

It’s the first time a presidential candidate has visited Kittanning since Bill Clinton, according to several residents. John F. Kennedy also visited the borough, they said.

Robert Gill, 40, of Ford City came to the gathering with a bullhorn. He used it a few times, including an attempt to lead the crowd in a prayer for Trump’s protection, he said.

“These are dark times, ” he said, wearing a shirt depicting Trump after he was shot in the ear at a rally in Butler County.

Thousands of Trump supporters waited outside of the grocery store to greet Trump.

Look here:

Here in Kittanning as a crowd at least 1,000 strong awaits Trump’s expected visit to Sprankle’s Neighborhood Market. More to come for @TribLIVE pic.twitter.com/Va91NVREgT

— jack troy (@jacktroywrites) September 23, 2024