Four-Panel Idea: Breakfast...? "Easy Prey" #013

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#013 "Breakfast...?"

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Last time's "English Conversation Taxi" was also about "making effective use of spare time," and this is the second installment. Especially considering how much time we spend just "commuting" day after day—it adds up to an insane amount of time—I started wondering if there wasn't a better way to use it.

Of course, besides a dedicated vehicle to improve breakfast skipping rates, there could be "English conversation-only vehicles" or maybe even "training-only vehicles." If it's for lessons, scheduling them only during early hours could also help reduce peak commuter traffic. That said, we also want to value time for thinking, zoning out, or even seemingly wasted moments. So, it's important to present this merely as "one option."

To borrow the words of a giant in management studies, time is finite—it can't be bought, sold, lent, or saved—making it humanity's "most scarce resource." I believe there are still many other good combinations of "spare time" and "ways to use it effectively."
What would you combine?

Reference: Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare "2012 National Health and Nutrition Survey Report"

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#012 "What about extracurricular activities...?"
#011 "What about children's playgrounds...?"
#010 "Youth Voter Turnout...?"
#009 "How to Choose Where to Live?"
#008 "Why take childcare leave...?"
#007 "What's with the true/false on tests...?"
#006 "What's littering...?"
#005 "Shopping...?"
#004 "What is walking while using your phone...?"
#003 "What about waiting at the hospital...?"
#002 "Sunday evenings...?"
#001 "What about Children's Day...?"

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