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Yes!  But the sentence "breakfast all day" is asinine.  It's just food.

Like "baby names," it's nonsensical.  They're just names.  Those babies grow up.  

McDonalds should offer their full menu all day.  There's absolutely no reason to stop offering some items at a certain time and offer other items afterwards.

Eat bacon & eggs at 4pm.  Eat chinese food at 7am.  

That's all I'm saying....and at the moment, you can't.  

Profit is the number one decision maker for any restaurant as to what and when it offers a product for sale

Leading restaurant companies are continuously studying their product mix to take advantage of where hidden profits may be

They may even employ third parties to take surveys and or study groups to determine what might be a profitable change to their menu

Yes!  But the sentence "breakfast all day" is asinine.  It's just food.

Like "baby names," it's nonsensical.  They're just names.  Those babies grow up. 

McDonalds should offer their full menu all day.  There's absolutely no reason to stop offering some items at a certain time and offer other items afterwards.

Eat bacon & eggs at 4pm.  Eat chinese food at 7am. 

That's all I'm saying....and at the moment, you can't. 

As a person who has had pizza, tikka masala and possibly Chinese for breakfast in the past six months, I disagree.

You're right, your sample size of 1 overrules the vast majority of the society.

Boy, was I wrong!

You made a definitive statement that it can't be done. Not that it's uncommon. Can't.

And when you make that statement, a single counterexample refutes you.

Maybe don't rely on "always", "never", "can't", "must" statements when referring to things with uncommon but not impossible counterexamples???

If I were to go to McD's (or anywhere else) and had a choice between an egg muffin or a burger, the burger wins every time, at all times.

There is a "nice" little cafe near us that does a nice breakfast, but they are SLOW, we've about stopped going.  The lady who runs it can't find workers, so her kids often are there manning both register and cooking.  I don't blame them for being slow but it's painful, and a shame, as it's a nice place overall, and a block away with outdoor seating, and it should be 74°F here today.

Our winter is mostly over, we probably will have two more cold snaps.  Some trees are budding and the bulbs are coming out.

When I was working at MnDOT surveys, there was a McDonalds at the freeway exit at which I exited to go to the main shop. I ate a lot of those $1 sausage McMuffins.

Does the network reverse course now? 

CNN and the rest of WarnerMedia is in the process of being spun off by its corporate owner, AT&T. Assuming that deal goes through, those properties will then merge with Discovery Inc. 
But longtime media mogul and Discovery board member John Malone caused a stir back in November when he told CNBC, “I would like to see CNN evolve back to the kind of journalism that it started with — and actually have journalists, which would be unique and refreshing.” 
CNN is also readying a streaming service, CNN+, for launch. Zucker was central to that project, but he had also recruited some broadcasters who represent a break with the opinionated anti-Trump approach — notably Chris Wallace, formerly of Fox News, and Kasie Hunt, formerly of NBC News. 

Five unanswered questions on the crisis at CNN  | TheHill
Five unanswered questions on the crisis at CNN  | TheHill