Do Americans really eat that much for breakfast like in that Pleasantville movie?

Pleasantville is a deliberate exaggeration of 50s sitcoms. I admit I don't remember when this bit happened but it's a self-parody of our famously large portion sizes. A meal of pancakes, eggs, and a choice protein is a pretty common meal, and a lot of people picture it when they think of breakfast, it's common in a breakfast meal at restaurants and such. I used to have bacon and eggs as a kid pretty often, pancakes were more of a treat, more common if you got the premade ones. On and off thing. Having bacon, sausage, AND ham is an extravagance though. That's restaurant fair. You get that at like, Denny's or IHOP or a roadside diner (caters to truckers and road trips, times where you'll want a large meal after a while driving), not common at all to have all three. Even most restaurant I've been to just do bacon and sausage. I'm gonna assume you know the syrup thing is a joke and included it to be cheeky. That's like, impossible. You can't make a breakfast so large that you need a whole bottle every day when most homes have like, four people. You'd die eating like that if you somehow managed to eat even a fraction of that much food each day.