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>The typical Spanish work day begins at 9am; after a two-hour lunch break between 2 and 4pm, employees return to work, ending their day around 8pm. The later wo
by hourislate 9y ago
>The typical Spanish work day begins at 9am; after a two-hour lunch break between 2 and 4pm, employees return to work, ending their day around 8pm. The later working hours force Spaniards to save their social lives for the late hours. Prime-time television doesn’t start until 10:30pm.
There is something about that that sounds very appealing since I typically stay up to around midnight and wake up at 5:30 - 6:00 AM every morning
The Spanish have a saying I like.
"It's good to relax after a day of doing nothing"
- finid 9y agoIt's the 2-hour lunch break that I don't understand. why not half that, so that folks can go home and spend that extra hour relaxing into the night?
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