53:23she is off the rails :face-fuchsia-wide-eyes:
53:27"I'm having dinner at six"
53:28Now this is regional :_Nerd:
53:29That means you're having tea at six
53:33just having a swig yeah?
53:33Man it’s so funny not understanding slang from a different culture lol
53:39I've heard tea can be lunch or dinner
53:39do you ever use "tea" to mean gossip?
53:40Pretty soon, you'll need a license to have a license.
53:47I was thinking it just meant a snack
53:50Yes it's more common in the north
53:53tea here is snack after dinner
53:59you’re spilling the tea??
54:00do posh people call it tea?
54:02but the "tea" now is gossip. lmao
54:11as an aussie we also say this
54:18where i am we tend to say "tea" for dinner
54:20I've heard of Supper being used for Dinner but not Tea
54:23Spilling the tea must be awful in Britian
54:24Naan is regional to India.