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By starting the day early, Germans start 'Feierabend' earlier too. It isn't uncommon for people in full time jobs to finish at 4:30pm, giving them time to enjoy
by junto 13y ago
By starting the day early, Germans start 'Feierabend' earlier too. It isn't uncommon for people in full time jobs to finish at 4:30pm, giving them time to enjoy the end of the daylight.
That being said, I live in Germany but work UK hours, which means I start at 9:30-10am and finish after 6:30pm local time. I have a vitamin D deficiency. Go figure!