"75% of Canadians whould stop having breakfast." Canada corrects. "And then our econmy would plunge because no one had any energy until they have lunch."

"That should not stop people from having breakfast. Bagels can be found at other places. And other foods." Americans do love their fast food, but there can be breakfast at home. "I rarely eat breakfast anymore." He does fine, even if Canadians don't...but it is colder up there than where he lives.

"Canadians are very peticular about things like that, everyone gets their breakfast at Tims then goes to work. And most people don't even bother with having breakfast htings available at home and just take the hwole family." Canada personally does not get it preferring to eat at any place even his home.

He shrugs a bit. "Well....they'd probably adapt since it wouldn't be like breakfast in unavailable. It would just involve cooking then. But I do see the point. But if Wal-Mart went down....some places wouldn't be able to get the raw stuff to cook breakfast or any food. Though neither will probably ever go out of business."

"Lets us hope so." Canada conceded as he ate the last lady finger. "Otherwise we would have to find out. Though I'm sure our people would grow and adapt of either were to happen."

"Well for some towns...that's all they got, you know? So they don't really have choice....especially if they don't have a car or anything. Then they might not be able to go to another city to get food. But that's neither here nor now. So no worries.

"Nowadays you could probably just order online or something like that." Canada remarked thoughtfully. "Sure, it would be harder and more expensive, but possible."

"Problem with that. Not everyone has internet. I know some people personally, but they do have people who will give them rides. Neither has a liscense either though they're working on that one...though that isn't a majority or anything at this point. But I think of them a lot....there's more people like them spread out and the like. But I'll worry once that happens."

"Bush pilots," was Canada's only responce, "But your right we'll worry about that if it ever happens. Are you ready to go?" Canada asked chaging the subject and slightly anxious to see what had gone wrong.

He just makes a questioning noise, not understanding the bush pilot thing, but he lets it slide right now. It isn't that important he thinks. He eats his last bite of the fried ice cream. "Now I am." He smiles a bit. "Let's go." He notices the anxiety. "Whatever it is, you can handle it."

"I surely hope so." Canada says as he stands and heads towards the door. "I'm hoping it is just Mt. Paperwork but it could be pretty much anything."

"You'll be able to." William just trots after Canada. "Now....you might not be able to immediately....but you can." He giggles a bit at the mention of Mt. Paperwork. That's funny to him at least. "Maybe he's buried underneath some or something?"

"Paperwork avalanche." Canada said thoughfully, "The most unnatural of natural disasters. Caused by Mount Paperwork, the bane of every man or female."

William starts giggling again which turns into complete laughter as Canada continues. "It's a sign of procrastination....or too much work." He's back to just giggling now.

Canada smiled at the Confederacy's giggles, glad to be able to make the fledgling country laugh. "Woe be unto the one to whom it happens." Then Canada sighs, "I have way too much paper work to do, everyhting from mariage certificates to bush pilot requests."

He keeps on giggling. "I try to stay away from the paperwork." The/his president has people to help him with his paperwork and things....so that shouldn't happen to the president, right? "But....couldn't the marriage thing be delegated down to someone else?" He tilts his head a bit. "And what's a bush pilot?" His brain is trying to tell him beer which he knows is wrong.