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  Imagine being offended that someone eats the food they paid for at their desk.
context: Nah, I'm gonna eat my breakfast during work hours and take my morning shit in the office. Why do that stuff at home when you can get paid to do it? >
  
  YOu aRe NoT pAiD tO EaT BrEaKfAsT 
  Upvoted because this opinion is annoying as f. >
  
  Who cares. How do you know there not busy in the morning. Could be going to the gym before work and grabbed breakfast on the way or be busy in the morning with getting kids ready for school and don't have time to have breakfast before work. Don't think you can judge someone's productivity just cause there eating there breakfast. Honestly if I was a boss I wouldn't give two shits  if someone eating breakfast at thier desk. >
  
  Is someone else eating their breakfast at work hurting you? no. plus, people can be productive as they eat, it's not that hard. >
  
  If the workplace allows it, you should take advantage.
  I actually worked somewhere this was encouraged, residential care where part of the job was just supervising or spending time with clients. Three fresh meals a day at work once a week was nice. >
  
  
  You are not paid to eat breakfast and I doubt you are productive while eating.
  
  It takes like 15-20 minutes at most to eat breakfast. Why do you care so much about other people's productivity?
  
  Imagine you are the CEO of a large company and you find out that all of your staff are all sitting around eating breakfast for the first hour instead of working, as they should. Would you be happy about that from an entrepreneurial standpoint? I don't think so.
  
  As a CEO, you only care about the results. Your staff are on salary, so it doesn't matter how many hours they work. If your staff are meeting expectations, why would you care if your staff are eating breakfast during the first hour of the day? >
  
  I can eat a bowl of cereal and work at the same time. But then again, I’m fairly high functioning.