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I'm Swedish, living in Singapore and the spanish time table looks like the one I've followed all my life (both in Sweden and in Singapore). I'd argue that it's
by lokedhs 6y ago
I'm Swedish, living in Singapore and the spanish time table looks like the one I've followed all my life (both in Sweden and in Singapore).
I'd argue that it's most of the other countries' schedules that are way too early. They're mostly based on 19'th century farming schedules which most people don't follow anymore.
- dehrmann 6y agoThe Swedish one doesn't include fika, so it's obviously wrong. Singapore is interesting because afternoons are pretty hot, so people take advantage of evenings more.
- paulmooreparks 6y agoTrue. Every evening here is practically perfect, anyway.
- paulmooreparks 6y agoI also live in Singapore. I just remarked to my wife, "Hey, we're practically Spanish!" We keep a similar schedule, especially with the lockdo... er, "circuit breaker." Interesting that Singapore is also a bit off from its natural time zone.