Politics & Government
Falls Church Boy Doesn't Notice Trump While Mowing Lawn
The Falls Church boy continued to work when President Trump attempted to start up a chat.

FALLS CHURCH, VA—11-year-old Frank Giaccio didn't write to the White House requesting to meet the President Trump. He wanted to cut his lawn.
The Falls Church boy started his own neighborhood lawn mowing business and decided to seek out customers starting from the top, NBC News reports. Last month, Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders read his letter to the White House about his lawn mowing services, where he stated it would be an "honor to mow the White House lawn."
"I'd like to show the nation what young people like me are ready for," says the letter Sanders read to reporters.
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On Friday, Sanders said the president has taken up the boy on his offer and sharing a picture of him pushing a lawnmower in front of the White House. Giaccio could be seen helping crews cut the lawn near the Rose Garden.
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He appeared so focused on his work that he didn't even notice Trump coming out to greet him at first.
President Trump surprises 11-year old Frank as he mows the WH lawn...and this kid is so focused he just keeps on mowing pic.twitter.com/GzDwY4wkWu
— Pat Ward (@WardDPatrick) September 15, 2017
The boy managed a high five before getting back into the grind. Eventually he did get to chat with Trump and tour the White House after his work was done.
Frank “FX” Giaccio- On behalf of @FLOTUS Melania & myself, THANK YOU for doing a GREAT job this morning! @NatlParkService gives you an A+! pic.twitter.com/135DxuapUI
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 15, 2017
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