Who eats a burger, fries and a beer for BREAKFAST?

Question

Anyone out there?

Answer 1

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I mean, I have done once. After a particularly intense house party, comes to mind. Woke up drinking snakebite and my lift home drove past an American-style diner. For you Americans, it's probably just a diner, but for us Brits, it's a novelty ^^

Anyway, yeah, about 10-11am; BBQ cheeseburger burger, curly fries and a beer. Peng ;)

Not a common occurrence, but certainly not one I regret! An absolute necessity at the time xD 

Answer 2

I work hard, get up very early in the morning and at about 9 or 10 am I want lunch not a crepe or a muffin, something with some substance.

Answer 3

Not breakfast Per Se, no,     but I've had it in early   afternoon   when I finally arrived at a  Biker run. I didn't have breakfast, so this meal was  my "breakfast". Nothing cuts the trail dust from a 280 mile ride like a brew.....

Answer 4

someone who works night shift?

Answer 5

Eh did once.  I flew from the west coast USA into Munich, Bavaria, Germany.  That's close to a twelve hour time zone differential.  So when I got there, my first few mornings in Munich were evenings according to my body clock.  So I had wienerschnitzel (breaded veal), potatoes, and beer for my Munich breakfast 

Answer 6

Not a beer, but I have had burgers and fries before. Americans and some parts of western Europe are really the only countries that have any concept of a specific "breakfast" food. Everyone else gets up and eats leftovers, fish, some kind of wheat or rice porridge, or anything they can get from the market that day. Breaking the fast doesn't have to be with cereal or pancakes, it can be ANYTHING.

Answer 7

There might be some retards that do that.

Answer 8

Nobody I know of...

Answer 9

🥴 Burger and fries sound ok. Mind you I have never been a breakfast person and I work graves. So... my dinner would be breakfast. Dinner foods.

A beer added is too much. So... I would say a military veteran.

Answer 10

Depends what time I get up.