Hour 2: The new hot dining hour is 6:00 pm. It was 8:00 pm before the pandemic.

Mark Simone

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🗓️ 4 September 2024

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Harris is memorizing all her debate answers, so she doesn’t deliver one of her ridiculous word salads. Mark Interviews Best Selling Author Ann Coulter: Mark and Ann talked about the Democrats lying about anything and everything. The Democrats bring up the 2025 project at every rally they hold. The police officers know who the criminals are in most cities. 90% of trials are settled with plea bargains. Nobody goes to prison for marijuana dealing. They also hit on the greatness of sub stack.

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0:00.0	Mark Simone.
0:01.7	Giving you the New York Advantage on 710 WOR.
0:07.1	Hey, we'll get to the campaign.
0:09.1	We'll get to the debate.
0:10.6	You got 61 days until the election.
0:13.6	You only got six days until the debate.
0:15.6	You got 18 days of summer left.
0:18.4	Now, remember, it's Wednesday.
0:20.3	Feels like Tuesday, but it's a four-day
0:21.9	week. It's Wednesday. So, um, what time do you have dinner? It's getting earlier for a lot of
0:27.8	people. Restaurants, like the peak was 8 o'clock. That was the most booked time. Eight
0:34.4	o'clock. It's now between six and seven. Everybody's eating earlier. Six o'clock. It's now between six and seven.
0:38.6	Everybody's eating earlier.
0:40.5	Six o'clock is the new eight o'clock.
0:43.4	Everybody now eating at six o'clock, not eight o'clock, especially in restaurants.
0:46.9	They're packed six to seven.
0:48.7	By eight, it's now lightning up.
0:50.3	A lot of this was from the pandemic.
0:53.4	The reason you'd have dinner at 8 o'clock is after work,
0:57.0	everybody wanted to go home first, change, do whatever they had to do, and then you go out.
1:03.8	Well, during the pandemic, for a year, everybody was working from home. So at 5 o'clock,
1:09.6	when work was over, you're home, you're ready to go out. You want to get out
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