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Stopped by comedian Jimmy Fallon Rouge Electric Vehicle Center in Dearborn The Free Press learned Friday afternoon that he was about to hang out with Ford CEO Jim Farley and the factory workers who built the all-electric F-150 Lightning pickup truck.

The “Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” host spent nearly an hour touring the new factory with Farley and facility manager Corey Williams and Fallon Gates, a production communications specialist who guided tours of the facility.

Having a hilarious moment introducing himself to the famous visitor, Fallon Gates said, “I’m not sure who enjoyed the visit more, the Rouge Electric Vehicle Center staff or Jimmy Fallon?” said. “Everyone was smiling. Jimmy said the tour really blew his mind.”

Jimmy Fallon was making several stops on the Detroit subway; Ford said it was just one of them.

Factory workers applauded the actor who played the lead in the TV series “Saturday Night Live”. Jim Farley’s late cousin.

They flocked to take pictures with the TV presenter, and many asked the CEO to take pictures using employees’ cell phones as quickly as possible.

Factory workers shouted, “We love you,” and Fallon immediately responded.

Arguing about the infamous “frunk” on the talk show, the TV presenter stopped. site to meet the workers who put the huge front trunk inside the pickup truck.

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Fallon tweeted a video of him singing “Junk in my Frunk” on May 21.

On Friday, he showed UAW employees photos of his old F-150 and talked about trucks, trucks, trucks.

Ford confirmed the information provided to the Free Press regarding the afternoon’s event.

The joyous meeting between Farley and Fallon comes a week after Ford announced second-quarter adjusted earnings of $3.7 billion, which beat industry expectations. Lightning plays a key role in Ford’s strategy.