Jack that's literally the most standard fucking breakfast you could receive.
I wouldn't be surprised if the same Sysco truck backs up to the nursing home and then goes on to Jack's favorite local restaurants.
The difference between a diner and a SNF is that they're cooking a lot of meals at one time, not to order, and that and there are probably only a couple of entree options per meal to choose from.
(These meals are part of a doctor-ordered diet, so a lot of the effort isn't visible on the residents' side. For an entree like eggs, biscuits and gravy, they're not only cooking Regular biscuits and gravy, but also likely a "Heart-Healthy" biscuits and low-fat gravy with egg whites on the side. And then you have the people who need
puree Regular vs puree Cardiac, and the handful of people on a Renal diet, and whatever they're doing for diabetics--although we might be looking at it. Jack could have spent his meal's worth of ~carb choices~ on the two biscuit halves and the orange juice.)
On the bright side, they gave him lettuce and whole cherry tomatoes in his hissy-fit salad, which means Jack is probably on a regular, unmodified consistency diet.. The Wendigo saved his swallow.
