Talk about a major L. A man in Manassas, Virginia, recently found himself in serious trouble after being clocked doing 72 mph in a 25 mph zone. The reason for the reckless riding? He was lowkey desperate to make it to McDonald’s before they switched from breakfast to the lunch menu. Body-cam footage released by the Manassas City Police Department shows the moment an officer pulled the biker over at 10:43 a.m. on a Sunday—just minutes before the 11 a.m. breakfast cutoff. When the officer approached, the rider openly admitted, "I was movin’ a little quick, wasn’t I?" He even told the officer he was in such a rush to secure his morning meal that he left the house without putting on socks. The cop, who shared that he is also a rider, didn’t hold back on the real talk, telling the man that at 72 mph, he was basically risking his life. The man admitted his own dad had already gone off on him, calling him a "dumb ass" for the dangerous stunt. In the end, the rider walked away with a ticket for reckless driving and a stern lecture about road safety. ## Why it matters Safety is a major vibe check. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, over 5,700 motorcyclists died in 2025, with speeding being a factor in more than a third of those cases. In Virginia alone, officials say speeding played a role in up to 56 of the 100-plus motorcycle-related deaths last year. No breakfast is worth that kind of risk—stay safe out there.
Virginia biker hits 72 mph in 25 zone to beat McDonald's breakfast cutoff
The rider was caught going nearly triple the speed limit, admitting he didn't even have time to put on socks because he was desperate for a McMuffin.

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