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The midday confession that you've survived half a day and still need bread.
word originShortened from 'luncheon,' itself possibly from 'lump' of food
power playPower lunches built more deals than any boardroom
no free lunchPhrase came from saloons giving 'free' food with pricey drinks
siesta clashSpain's long lunch breaks routinely stretch past two hours
sandwich mythThe Earl of Sandwich allegedly ate them to keep gambling