Drive Moment - Which Food Would Charm You Off Your Feet? 

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Does food work as a way to impress/charm you? Donald Trump, on a recent visit to Saudi Arabia, was charmed with a mobile McDonald's Food Truck, stationed near the area where the official interactions were being held. The purpose behind it was a charm tactic from the Saudi Arabian leadership, who did their ultimate best to be hospitable to Trump.  If someone wanted to charm you, which food should they do it with? What is it about that meal that could charm you off your feet? Take a listen and hear which food the Drive 959 team would love to be charmed with. 
15 May 2025 English South Africa Music · Comedy

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