This is an All-Ears English podcast episode 88.

Schedule Shock in America, when to eat, work, and sleep in the US.

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from Boston and New York City, USA. What is your daily schedule for meals and how is it different around the world?

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All ears English.com slash Connection. Have you already had lunch? Yes, I eat lunch pretty close to noon every day. I have a pretty strict schedule. I don't like to feel hungry. I feel like my serotonin dives and I get grumpy.

Yes, I feel that I understand what you may. I don't like that either. You get a little

hangry? I do get hungry. So I eat breakfast like first thing in the morning when I wake up and like

lunch right at noon we usually eat dinner by five six at the latest here our kids are

hungry and I'm hungry. Yeah, pretty early.

Oh, guys, you have a very clear schedule. I also like to eat right away. These days I go for a walk with my

dog, but then I immediately have to eat. I find those people a mystery, the people who say,

I don't really eat breakfast, or I don't eat until, you know,

10, 11 a.m. I do not get that.

How can you do half a day of work or half a day

without eating no calories, no I would not function well I sort of start

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