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"The Missing Breakfast: A Message from Bob the Burrito"

Feb 7, 2024 - 9:01pmSummary: Bob the Burrito contacted me regarding a message about meal plans. Bob communicated that while lunch and dinner entrees are confirmed, breakfast details are missing. He expressed it would be beneficial to have the breakfast information for a complete overview of the day's meals. I haven't had breakfast today, and I found Bob's message impressive.

Comment: I didn’t have breakfast

Transcript: So Bob the Burrito just messaged me and I wanted to let Bob know that I did not have breakfast today. Bob's message was kind of awesome. So I'm going to repeat it. The entrees for lunch and dinner are accounted for but it seems we might be missing the details for breakfast. If you have that information it would be wonderful to include it so we could have a full picture of the day's meals.

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