McDonald's mulls all-day breakfasts.

(NBC) McDonald's says it is testing a new kitchen that will allow its outlets to serve breakfast all day along with its regular menu items. NBC's Kevin Tibbles reports.(2'06")

Hello,welcome to McDonald,may I help you?
Hi, could I get an egg-made muffin, please?
An egg-made muffin?
Yes,please.
We don't sell them right now.

Has this ever happened to you?Desperate for McDonald's breakfast only to find someone other than you has decided /breakfast is over.

We'll take a hot cake and sausage.
Ah sorry sir, we stop serving breakfast.
What you're talking about? We're 4 seconds late.
No you're 30 mins and 4 seconds late. We stop serving breakfast at 10:30.
Ahh,horrse.

Horrse further is what Edward S*'s meant to say. And why not,in today's busy none 9-5 world, food-analysts run pauses?,people want what they want when they wanted.

Once it's 2 minetes after that 10:30 period,and you want to get a breakfast item,I've seen people walking away very unhappy.That's what they wanted.

Yeah,I've waited outside McDonald's for half hours till they serve desert breadfast again before noon.'Cause I want just egg-made muffin.

Well now there is a news,maybe someday that waiting could be over.And then Mcdonald may devise a newer cooking system to delivery breakfast day and night.

Our life styles today are very much unstructure,lots of people are working at home,the Internet is made this kind of 247 world and makes the perfect sense that we wanna eat when we wanna eat.

Sometimes I life style is on the sleep I should be awake ,and I wake I should be sleep so.Sometimes you don't know when time breakfast is.

I cried once because they stoped serving it in 10:15 am.

She may have cried.But Michael Douglas?
He swollow breakfast.
We stop serving breakfast at 11:30.
He got downright ordinary when the fastfood joint he was in wouldn't wake up neg.
I don't want lunch,I do want breakfast.
Yeah,hey,I'm really sorry.
Yeah,hey,I'm really sorry too.

Hey,that is a little extreme.
As for the golden archies, a company's spokesman says the idea is years away from the reality.

So in the mean time, get cracking and arrive before breakfast is cut off.
For today,Kevin Tibble NBC News, Chicago.