For most Londoners, eight o'clock is an appropriate breakfast time. However, for the tens of thousands of lower-class people, they have already had their morning meals according to their appetites before eight, and thus when the middle class is having breakfast, they have appeared at their various busy workstations.
As for the fifty thousand dignitaries firmly residing at the top of London society, most of them have not yet left their luxurious bedding, and according to their lifestyle habits, these gentlemen and ladies always wait until ten, eleven, or even noon to have breakfast.
Furthermore, those lazy souls who reside in luxurious duplex apartments on Jermyn Street and St James Street, for them, one or two o'clock in the afternoon is merely dawn's early light. When servants serve roast lamb chops and kidney pudding on their breakfast tables, the sunset has already dyed the sky red.
