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I'm assuming we're referencing the absurd price of it? I wouldn't be caught dead paying that much for a slice of pizza and a drink.
Where do you live that this would be cheaper? 🤔
I live in Wales, lil' country next to England.
For some extra context — there is a little family run café down the road from me, that will give you a full English Breakfast for very close to that price.
Wow, that's wild to me. I looked at this and thought "not a bad deal, though why would I want soda at breakfast". A "full breakfast" (not sure what goes into the English part), but something like eggs, sausage, bacon, home fries, and pancakes, would be like $12. Coffee another $2.50.
No the unhealthiness