The issue in instances like this is that there are options (your list ends with "or whatever". that's terrible in this situation). You don't want options when y

The issue in instances like this is that there are options (your list ends with "or whatever". that's terrible in this situation). You don't want options when you don't have the cognitive capacity to make a decision. Otherwise things will happen like described up-thread: standing in the kitchen, looking at the cupboard, but not able to decide whether to pick the left or the right coffee mug. "Get a burger and fries" is about as unambiguous as possible without knowing the context. Sure "go to the artisan organic salad bar across the street and get their salad of the day menu" is the preferable option, but that requires contextual awareness, and less specific tasks are a problem in such situations. It's a case of "don't make me think" to get a bunch of processes started (in this case: energy intake and getting back the sensation of hunger), not an optimized diet plan.