> As the song goes "...when the clock strikes four, everything stops for tea". http://www.learnenglish.de/culture/briti… "Afternoon tea" with cakes and little sandwiches is a very much upper-classical thing and if you have the money and you're in London, afternoon tea at the Ritz is legendary http://www.theritzlondon.com/tea/tea.asp This all goes with the fact that in that class of society, dinner can be at 7 or 8 pm
> But of course that doesn't exist for anyone who actually has to work. A tea break around 4 pm for just a "cuppa" is a very widespread thing
> Around 3.30pm if you are civilised. You will have tea, small sandwiches, delicate cakes and scones. If you are a bit common, tea time will be your main evening meal and you have it between 5pm and 6pm.
Hmmm okay now I see. Poor people have tea at 6. :(
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@previous (B)
Are you retarded? I'm talking about the tea you drink. And I'm having it at 6 because I can't sleep.
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