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Ham n' Egger, Chicago 1950sThe phrase ham n egger was first heard around 1918 as a term for an unskilled worker who earned so little money that he was barely able to buy a ham and egg breakfast. The label goes back to Americas mining camps which would hold boxing matches on public holidays. The winner got money and the loser got a ham and egg meal. Many miners with poor boxing skills were willing to be beaten up just to eat these were called ham n eggers. Ham n' eggers became

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