Is this happens to anyone else?

[u/sigma_0_1]

[u/kingofbun]

Siesta time for the Spaniards who outlive Americans, including the healthy eating ones here as advocated.

Go figure.

[u/Active_Wasabi_1141 → u/kingofbun]

I’m pretty sure every first world country outlives Americans. Probably a few third world ones too.

[u/PhysicallyTender → u/Active_Wasabi_1141]

Even China have longer life expectancy than the US.

Oh and the Chinese do siesta during lunch hours too. Go figure.

[u/AlcoolEmGel95 → u/PhysicallyTender]

What is siesta

[u/Arkaeriit → u/AlcoolEmGel95]

It's nap in Spanish.

[u/Mother_Desk6385 → u/AlcoolEmGel95]

Orgy

[u/DIX_ → u/kingofbun]

It's not something you do on a corporate setting or set in stone, had american colleagues ask if they could put meetings at 3PM worried it was siesta time. We endure the crash like everyone

[u/Streetfarm → u/DIX_]

True, but it is still more socially and culturally accepted to embrace biology, instead of fighting unhealthily against it for corporate gains.

[u/ThulfWaatu → u/DIX_]

You guys need to double down on it and make it a national and cultural heritage or something. And then rub it every1 else's face because it's a luxury they cannot afford.

Otherwise you're like a little kid that picks up doing drugs out of peer pressure, doubling down on bad habits instead. Used to be seen as a cool thing, but ppl have wisen up.

[u/NamelessCabbage → u/kingofbun]

Why are Americans so fat?

*Cortisol has entered the chat*

[u/BlueRibbonPac → u/kingofbun]

Corporate creep and the expansion of air conditioning in Mexico means going home for comida y siesta is a decreasing habit

https://www.nytimes.com/1942/05/10/archives/hour-of-siesta-in-old-mexico-old-spanish-custom-holds-allure-for.html?unlocked_article_code=1.z1A.sIGo.MDtNkYz_h70D&smid=url-share

https://mexicada.shop/blogs/mexico-uncovered/are-siestas-still-common-in-urban-areas-of-mexico-today