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I think its more of a coincidence honestly, not a joke about that kid.
but....yeah pretty bad timing yo.
It's probably a reference to how ridiculously, disproportionately violent waffle houses are known to get, and the timing is just coincidental.
European here. Is this actually true that waffle houses can get violent? If so, is there any explanation? I like waffles and never associated them with violence. Never been to a waffle house, though.
They have a reputation for it, though I'm not sure if it's entirely deserved. This article does a good job of explaining it and references the above meme