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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.