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The New Folder (2014)compromising positions Trump puts himself in may be the only light-hearted thread we can pull from his presidency.

On Thursday, Trump invited the American Trucking Association to the White House to discuss the trucking industry and garner support for the Republican health care plan. Part of the event involved Trump climbing into a 18-wheeler for a photo op, and he seized the opportunity to thoroughly enjoy himself.

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He probably isn't as pleased with the photos that resulted from his time in the truck's rig, as they immediately became fodder for the internet's amusement. And now, it's become a glorious Photoshop battle on Reddit.

Trump's right at home revving it up in the post-apocalyptic wasteland from Mad Max.

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Trump's reaction to the Terminator is pretty much how we'd all react.

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Trump is ready to drift.

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Nobody has ever dropped more banana peels than Trump. Period.

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Little Trump at play. Word to the wise: He's not good at sharing.

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Little Trump enjoys his bikes just as much.

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Slow clap for the internet.

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