San Antonio Celebrates Reginald Ballard’s Surprise Visit and Culinary Quest at Whataburger

San Antonio Welcomes Reginald Ballard for a Flavorful Adventure

This past Friday, a wave of excitement swept through the lively city of San Antonio as beloved actor and comedian Reginald Ballard made a surprise appearance at a local Whataburger. Known for his iconic role as “Bruh Man” from the classic TV show “Martin,” Ballard was on a mission to film scenes for his upcoming series titled “Bruh Man is Searching for the Perfect Sammich.”

Behind the Counter at Whataburger

It was a typical morning at the Whataburger located in Windcrest, where regulars like Bennie Button, Urban Hamm, and Jeffery Martinez settle into their usual spots by 7 a.m. With over 11,000 reward points racked up between the three of them, they’re no strangers to the menu—Button prefers his taquito, Hamm enjoys his sausage, egg, and cheese, while Martinez opts for a hearty breakfast platter.

But Friday morning took an unexpected turn when a tall gentleman clad in mango-colored Crocs and vibrant orange pajamas adorned with Whataburger logos appeared behind the counter. The trio was baffled. “Who is this guy?” they wondered as they watched him eagerly take orders and deliver drive-thru bags to customers.

Bringing Laughter to the Morning Routine

As it turns out, their mysterious visitor was none other than Reginald Ballard! While many customers were thrilled to snap selfies with the TV star, the regulars were initially out of the loop. One of the patrons filled them in, sharing that Ballard’s character became famous for sneaking into Martin Lawrence’s apartment to whip up sandwiches without so much as a hello. Before leaving, Ballard cracked a playful joke that had the crew laughing, saying, “The burgers are free for the day, all you got to do is find me!”

Exciting Filming at St. Philip’s College

After his fun stint at Whataburger, Ballard headed over to St. Philip’s College to film additional scenes for his show. Joined by students like Anthony Cubit and Anthony Gonzales, they worked together on quirky sketches that highlighted culinary arts. In one hilarious scene, the students hilariously woke up “Bruh Man” in his trademark pajamas on the first day of class, providing plenty of laughs for everyone involved.

Ballard, who described himself as feeling right at home in San Antonio, sampled sandwiches and participated in cooking skits. In previous episodes, he had already tasted some culinary delights, including student Cubit’s “Poitrine Royal” burger, which is a grand creation featuring smoked brisket and even gold flakes. Talk about fancy!

A Trip Down Memory Lane

Students and faculty members couldn’t contain their excitement as they had the chance to interact with the fun-loving actor. Tjwonna Prince, a culinary student, shared how she used to watch Ballard’s antics on the “Martin” show, though her son A.J. had to get a crash course on who Bruh Man was. “I’ve got the perfect sandwich if he’s still looking,” she exclaimed, describing her childhood favorite—a bologna and cheese delight with Texas toast, crispy bacon, and fried eggs. Yum!

A Festive Send-Off

Throughout the day, laughter rang through the halls of Whataburger and St. Philip’s College. Even the staff at the Whataburger surprised Ballard with a birthday cake, enhancing the already joyous atmosphere. The manager, Dora Villa, expressed her delight, saying, “I’m glad Whataburger was part of it, and he had a great time.”

As the sun set, Ballard wrapped up his San Antonio adventure with a lively comedy show at Tank’s Pizza. It’s safe to say that his humorous escapades and quest for the ultimate sandwich left a lasting impression on the loyal patrons and students alike—a memorable day marked by laughter, community, and of course, delicious food!