It's always strange when celebrities decide to get out and explore when in Ireland.
Remember when Britney Spears was spotted shopping in Pavilions Shopping Centre? Or when Drake dined out at Eddie Rockets in Tallaght? Or how about when Woody Harrelson decided to head out for a spot of bingo in Waterford?
The point is, there have been some pretty bizarre things that have happened when celebrities came to Ireland.
So, I suppose this is another one to add to the list?
Because rapper and actor Ludacris apparently stopped off at the Meat Wagon in Smithfield to help out behind the scenes. And I have many questions...
Well, that's the impression we're getting from this very out-of-context photo shared by the restaurant's Facebook page, along with the caption, "Nice of Ludacris to pop in and help out in My Meat Wagon today. If that Rapping does not work out... There is Always a Job here for you Buddy."
Perhaps the Fast And Furious star is thinking of packing in the rap game to work in one of the city's trendiest areas?
Whatever the case may be, we always think it's pretty gas when celebrities do these fairly random things when on Irish soil.
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