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"comfort food"
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Cheeseburger - provides a bunch of protein, fat, some salad and bread; it's an ultimately balanced meal and one designed for sustain people (e.g through flights or staying up at night/in the morning)
Some of us don't eat them that often because of our culture, anyway.
It's definitely what I would get. I always need extra protein packed all together.
Pizza - You just know it's going to be nice. Need I say more? It's less about comfort but about safety and not wasting money
You guys have time to wait for pizza at the airport?!
It's not uncommon for connecting flights to be multiple hours apart.
Not to mention some places just have slices out, under a heat lamp, so it's just grab-and-go.
Got to the airport really stupidly early once and stayed there all night, because I was travelling with two people who also couldn't drive. One's dad was going to drive us but injured himself so we took a train over there 8 hours earlier than we would have.
Tl;DR trains make people do long visits at station.
And weirdly there were a lot of other passengers entering the airport at 6AM or sooner and they were having a great time wasting their money on everything.
But also I presume the pizza comes already made and kept warm or something. If not, then some authentic Italian pizzas, the basic topping, softer and chewy ones, can take just 6-12 minutes to cook. People have time to sit down at cafes and restaurants sometimes :). Maybe only the USA has the speedy aeroplane infrastructure you're used to