Maybe 8.30 or 9.

The ideal time is 9.

I'm at 8pm.

What time do you like to eat your evening meal?

The Spanish have a reputation for eating late.

In fact, they do lots of things later in the day than most other countries.

Late lunch, late finish at work, late dinner, it's all late. So it's Spain that we're heading

to on this episode of Business Daily with me, Hannah Malayne, to take a look at why everything

happens much later in the day there and whether that might be about to change.

Pick hour for lunch in Spain, still 2.30pm and the peak hour for dinner is like around

9, 20pm, so quite late. But at the same time, many people, especially younger workers,

they are pushing new habits into the culture.

Younger people are pushing for a change in working culture and for companies that employ

lots of young people, it's a no-brainer. To recruit the best staff, you need to offer flexibility.

I think today, our average age in the company is probably 28, 30 years old.

If you want to attract young employees, talented people,

it would be hard not to have an option of flexibility.

Today on Business Daily, we'll take a look at how Spanish working culture is changing and ultimately whether that could lead to a change in Spanish society,

including those long lunches and late evening meals.

We are right now in Sagardi, Barcelona, in the whole part of the city.

You can see here the cave, the mid cave with the old fat cows.

So let's get in to the bar.

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