The Official Fast Food Thread

[BigOlChiefsfan]

Originally Posted by Frazod

Yuck. So beans is a breakfast staple? Is farting a problem over there? I'd have to assume it would be. I'd be lethal if I ate beans for breakfast. Good lord.

"Rectum? Danged near kilt 'um!"

[Womble]

I'm enjoying watching this conversation unfold. Some completely reeruned and ignorant takes but I'll let it slide because I like going to the zoo and observing the monkeys interact. It's fascinating.

[Frazod]

Originally Posted by Womble

I'm enjoying watching this conversation unfold. Some completely reeruned and ignorant takes but I'll let it slide because I like going to the zoo and observing the monkeys interact. It's fascinating.

Have you ever tried fried chicken?

[Pablo]

Originally Posted by Frazod

Have you ever tried fried chicken?

Median household income over there is like $44,000(I did the conversion from Hogwarts bucks to real, American money). They live in squalor and cannot afford such niceties. That's like an entire country that's Mississippi level poor.

Beans on toast and french fry sandwiches make a lot more sense when you view it thru that lense. You need very cheap, carb heavy foods that are filling.

[Womble]

Originally Posted by Pablo

Median household income over there is like $44,000(I did the conversion from Hogwarts bucks to real, American money). They live in squalor and cannot afford such niceties. That's like an entire country that's Mississippi level poor.

Beans on toast and french fry sandwiches make a lot more sense when you view it thru that lense. You need very cheap, carb heavy foods that are filling.

The best stats on average household income is from the ONS (https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulat...yearending2022).Average disposable household income is £32,300 and 'disposable household income' is defined as salaries/earnings after tax. Assuming a rough rate of 30% tax that puts it at £46,142 or 58,272 of your bucks. Also take into account that the average salary in my home city of London is roughly 25% higher than the rest of the UK and you'll get a better picture on how much us southern Bongers have to live on, on average.