One egg rules them all

Let’s make one thing very clear. No matter if a few do not like it when it is being related. It may be quite possible that those who don’t think it’s a cool or interesting subject do so in a rather plain way.

Though it is not easy to become a king, it is likely not any easier to even cook eggs for the king. The answer also comes to a significant no. 

According to the report, King Charles III of England, who is growing older, likes to have a soft-boiled egg for breakfast every morning on every fresh day. We can quickly examine what makes it unique. Unquestionably, this sounds very normal or distinct.

Less sympathetic, though, is his assertion that as many as seven eggs be boiled to varying degrees before being served to him so he may test each one, identify the one that is almost set to his inflexible requirements, and discard the others. One egg to rule them all.

One of King Charles's main principles is sustainability; it seems unusually wasteful to order seven eggs to only consume one every day. 

Additionally, it seems like King Charles has been changing his morning routine altogether as he has grown older in his physical age.

The king may or may not demand six or seven eggs at some point in the day, but at the very least, we have come to know he's so selective about his eggs that it has become a topic of global discussion.