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If you still gather around the dinner table and try to have a meal with people you know,

you are becoming more and more obsolete. Because apparently, in addition to the fact we learned earlier this week that new homes are being built without dining rooms at all because it's just a totally unused room, Omar turned his into a studio. A lot of people just go, oh, that's just a room that we've sit in once a year, so there's no reason to even have it. So now 80% of new homes aren't even being built with dining rooms.

And then we learn this.

Yeah, that 45% of people have less dinner together than they did 10 years ago.

So while a decade ago, everybody was having that family meal time, 6.30 p.m., everyone's sitting down at the table, talking about their day.

That has now been cut in half so half as many

people are eating dinner together as a family divorce was a concept you brought up on the show at the end

of last year the concept that trying to even agree on what two people feel like let alone a family

feels like is like too much it leads to too too many disagreements. We just had that.

I don't feel like this. And it got to a point where everyone's just like fending for themselves. Also where they're just eating whenever they want to. And some people throw up the TV tray and just sit in the living room. And they're like, want to watch whatever's on and eat. Meanwhile, there's someone else eating, you know, in their bedroom. Well, yeah. Yeah, it's not even just the thing that you're eating.

It's the time that you feel like eating.

Because sometimes my wife wants to eat dinner earlier than I want to eat. Sometimes my kid is hungry at a certain time. And then it's like, okay, if we're all eating at different times, I want to force everyone to sit around a dinner table if nobody's hungry because they wanted to eat an hour ago but it's the social

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