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I was walking around downtown Toronto Labor Day morning in search of a cafe with wifi. Sadly, this proved to be difficult, as the city seemed dead. I was still hopeful, but then pangs of hunger started to affect my vision. I was clawing at the sides of the buildings with the cafes that were closed. I happened to turn my head to the left while on Victoria Street (heading north), when I saw a mass of people outside this establishment. I trotted over (jaywalked too!), and put my name in for 1. I was seated quickly. I looked over the smallish menu, and decided on the "French Connection." Just coming ffrom Montreal, I thought this was fit, but in reality, I just wanted some French Toast with my eggs and bacon.
The drinks came with the meal (which I didn't care, some like it prior; also it was really busy), and it was very amazingly delicious. I had trouble typing it because I thought about the food as if I were eating it now. 5 strips of bacon, 2 scrambled eggs, a side of home fries, and 2 slices of French Toast. I was in heaven.
Maybe it was because I was hungrier than I have ever been (slight exaggeration?), maybe it was that there was no wifi and I couldn't distract myself from the taste, but it was good, and I ate it all.
For some reason, the food in Canada isn't cheap, I spent $17 Canadian here ($12 food, $5 tip [lot of tip, but what's the point of leaving 3 bucks?]). Usually this meal would've cost about $8 US. Whatever, I was happy, and the walk back to my hotel room was like walking in air.
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