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Maybe they don't like you? :shrug:
Just putting it out there.

A proper Thanksgiving meal should be served sometime from 3:00 to 4:00. It's neither lunch nor dinner, it's a meal that needs no label - the most important meal of the year.

Well, early responses indicate lunch is actually the usual time for most people. I was in college before I even had any idea at all that we might be doing it wrong. Now, years after that, I guess this might confirm it. I'm going to have to re-examine some things in my life now.

I'm excited and ready for four days off!

I get one day off and have be back at work at 5:30 am.

Who the **** comes to a car dealership at 5:30 in the morning on black Friday FFS.

I usually do about 3 pm, so somewhere in between.

We typically have it anywhere between 2 and 4 pm. This year we are eating at 4 pm.

We have Thanksgiving DINNER around 2:00 PM.

My grandpa was a farmer, and the midday meal was always the biggest meal of the day and called dinner. The evening meal is called supper.

Pizza joints open at 4, so 4.

I've got three.

Thursday: 12 and 3.

Saturday: 12 again.

If I host my own at some point, I'll probably push for a late afternoon, 5ish time frame.

We normally eat around 1:30, give or take half an hour.

Thursday - lunch and dinner.

Friday - breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Saturday - breakfast, lunch and dinner.

All the same meal that was cooked Thursday.

Wake up, smell that Turkey cooking.
Appetizers, veggie tray, cheese and crackers sitting out to nibble on.
Eat around 1-ish.
Dessert, football, cocktails, possible nap in front of tv.
Later on when hungry, open face turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy sandwich.
Second dessert.
Later, hope for a clean breaker.
Next day, extra time at the gym.

Numbers are proving that your sanity only exists in YOUR mind.