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AZ -“And Health no most of Europe doesn’t have siestas. Heck Spain outlawed them in the ’40s”

Why don’t you learn some Honesty?!?
IDK what happened in the forties, but I’m talking about Nowadays!

From the Web:
“The Spanish siesta is a long-standing tradition where, between the hours of around 2 and 5 p.m., workers take a two-hour break to nap. The reasoning behind the break is that, during this time of day, temperatures are at their highest, making it difficult to work, so why not take a break and go home for a snooze? Of course, this time is also spent eating a large meal—which, without a doubt, contributes to the lethargy—and spending time with family, but the sleeping is the important part. And while there has been some talk of late to end the Spanish siesta, it’s a tradition that has been common among many other cultures.”

From RD.com (Reader’s Digest): 2018
Europe Lunch Breaks:
Spain: 3 hours.
Greece: 3 hours.
France: 2 hours.
Italy: 90 minutes.