Petty Omarosa says she was charged for eating snacks on Air Force One

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Omarosa Manigault has been telling all sorts of stories about her short time in the White House while she’s on Celebrity Big Brother, and on Wednesday, she dished on her experience flying on Air Force One.

“Air Force One is fun! When you fly, they shut down all air traffic,” Omarosa told Marissa Jaret Winokur on Wednesday’s episode.

She added that it was fun to make calls from Air Force One, recalling, “All I spent my time on Air Force One doing is calling people just to freak them out. So the operator could be like, ‘Hello, James Maslow, I have a call from Omarosa on Air Force One. Can you take it?’”

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But she shocked the house when she added: “But you pay for the food.”

“There’s no free ride in the government,” Omarosa said, according to Us Magazine. “I got a bill and it was, like, $23 dollars, and I was like, ‘I didn’t even eat anything,’ so I called the military aid. I was like, ‘Why am I getting a bill?’ He’s like, ‘Well if you even consume the snacks, you get a flat fee.’”

Spilling all the tea

Ever since Omarosa joined the cast of Celebrity Big Brother, she’s been talking about everything from Donald Trump’s twitter fingers to the state of our nation.

One of the early conversations with Ross Mathews drew national headlines when she compared the White House to a “circus.”

“It’s not my circus, it’s not my monkeys,” Manigault told Mathews. “I like to say it’s not my problem but I can’t say that because it’s bad.”

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That prompted Mathews to ask the Apprentice veteran if the country should be worried, to which Manigault nodded her head to signify ‘yes.’

“It’s not going to be OK. It’s not,” she added.

Omarosa’s clearly going to be making news using her limited time in the Trump administration.

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