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    3. world-class-cheese on

      At my house dinner happens anywhere between 5pm and 9pm, depending on the day (Washington state)

    4. PrettyYoungTiger on

      Never new it was wierd to eat 530 dinner… sometimes we get it out of the way around 5 honestly. Eating late fucks up my body clock

    5. Turbulent-Parsley619 on

      And it sucks because then restaurants all close at 8 or 9!!! We don’t eat until 8pm or later usually in my family cause I don’t get off work until 7pm. My whole life, even as a kid, dinner time is 8-9pm. It’s one reason I hated having a lunch break at 11am. That’s breakfast bro.

    8. endeavour269 on

      Almost everyone I know eats around 5pm, but im not American, we also call that meal supper, dinner happens at noon.

    9. UMassTwitter on

      I feel like black people eat dinner later than white people idk about against or Hispanics

      Anyone else get that sense?

    11. Apathetic-Onion on

      Mine in Spain is approximately 22:00. The average in Spain is probably 21:30.

    14. Particular_Bet_5466 on

      This is very strange how there’s such a difference between states.

    15. Escape_Force on

      I just finished dinner at 6:42 when I read this. A few minutes earlier than average apparently. I wonder if this takes into account dinner/supper distinction in some places. I know people who make a time distinction where it is almost like dinner is before the newscast and supper is after.

    18. dusters on

      I always argue with my SO about this. She wants to eat at like 7:30 and I prefer 6:00.

    19. Hogwarts_WiFi_Sucks on

      I get home from work at 7, my husband is usually home by 10:30, so typically I start cooking around 9:30 and we eat around 10:45 or 11. On days when he’s off, he starts cooking around 6:30 and we eat around 7:30 or 8. On days we’re both off we eat anywhere between 6-9 depending on what we’re having.

    21. Any_Sale2030 on

      I’m with MS TX AR and TN.  Maybe the only thing we have in common but still it’s cool.  

      Whats with PA?   Hell I’ve eaten lunch later on occasion.  

    24. RhythmWeaver on

      Me, as a Mainer eating dinner at 4:45 p.m-

      I always considered 6 o’clock late, I genuinely didn’t know this was a Maine thing. If I’m hungry, I eat. And if I get takeout after work, I don’t sit around and wait for it to get cold.

    25. RipleyKY on

      I don’t even get home from work until at least 5:30pm on a good day. I don’t see how it’s possible to sit and eat by 6.

    30. Classic_Mammoth4211 on

      My family always has dinner sometime between 5:00 pm and 6:00 pm. Usually closer to 5:00 pm.

      I am from California so not too far off

    31. themase130 on

      I don’t think this is accurate. In Texas: dinner is served around noon-1:00, supper is served around 7:00.

    33. UnknownFiddler on

      Actually kind of surprises me that the east coast doesn’t eat later because with TV premieres often being tied to 8pm est or later you’d think they would drag out their nights a little longer than west coast people.

    34. My_Cat_Is_Insane on

      i would love to see this with some kind of cool way to see where the average dinner time lines up with where the state is vis a vis time zone boundaries. Like would there be a correlation with sunset?!

    35. BRT349 on

      It looks like you’re confusing dinner with supper. In my world, dinner is a mis to late afternoon meal, usually on a weekend. Supper comes after work, school, and other daily activities.

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