おフランスぶた
Morning. This time, I'm confirming the presence of alcohol. Officially it's "APETITO CAFE," so in English it means "appetite." In French it would be "bon appétit," like saying "enjoy your meal." Lust is for sexual desire, and unfortunately, the desire for sleep is not as exciting. It seems like breakfast after a night of fun. If you're young, maybe that's the case. It's like a Dragon Quest reference. By the way, Rust Hurricane is not about sexual desire, it's about rust. I don't really get it. It turns out it's part of the same group as Royal Host. It may seem a bit pricey, but maybe it's not. They have Heineken beer there. The label boldly says "Heineken" in katakana. It's unlikely to be fake, but that would be interesting. I wanted to eat some fried eggs. It reminds me of the eyeball fried egg joke from the eye doctor. It's like a manga, with beautifully cooked fried eggs, my friend says. It must be difficult to cook a large amount of eggs without burning them, right? It's all about skill and equipment. Unrelated, but I just have to say it. I hate it when the yolk breaks and dirties the plate or knife! I would never dip the toast in the yolk or put it on top of the toast. It's like something from Laputa. I eat the white part of the egg by itself, and the yolk whole in one bite. If the yolk breaks, I get upset. If it goes well, I'm in a good mood. I let myself enjoy the cheap thrill until one of those outcomes. It's like a game of who will stab or be stabbed. You shouldn't play with your food, but in a way, I'm enjoying the meal. If the yolk breaks, I wipe it with the toast and eat it. It feels like a punishment game. Also, I didn't order the minestrone and salad, my friend did, so I don't know what they were like. They seemed normal. Yes, I only ordered one thing. My friend only had beer. The restaurant might not be too pleased with that, I suppose. It's not an excuse, but... Isn't it better than leaving the seat empty? Having both of these in the morning is either too much or not enough. It will end up with me having to eat two pieces of toast. Please spare me.