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Why do people ask that question to others? Do people ask how long their Shemoney Esrays are and compare notes? Why specifically do people ask each other what time they finish their seder ?
About 2:20 both nights. What time did you finish?
Left the first night at 1 and the second night at 1230.
2:00 & 3:00
3:06 and 3:30:30
How many drank all 4 cups before chatzos like hashem says?
Chatzos was moved ahead to match the modern Zman Krias Shma, which is based on the udated Zman Kima.
1:15 and 1:30 AM respectively, and that was because we had two elderly people with us and were cognizant that it was a tircha for them to be up much later than that. So we kept many of the Divrei Torah for the lunch meals. We did indeed finish our kosos on time, and I drink a full kos each time. It did NOT help me to sleep better…
If you look in the ???? ???? Haggodo, the ???? is a ???? for the “Seder fight” – who spent longer on the seder. He says ?? ????? ???? — ???? ?????? — ??? ?? ?????.
Mine’s still going.
Well, I still didn’t finish mine from last year, so there. 🙂
First seder I was a guest at someone’s house, and we finished around 12:00. The second night I was home, and finished about 1:30.
Ours finished when we sang Chad Gadya.
The Wolf
In time for the morning Krias Shma
Okay, new poll: How many actually read the OP?
Jfem02, lol, I actually did, and decided to turn it on its head by answering the title instead of the OP. It worked. I was waiting for someone to notice. (Yekke2 did answer the OP.)
3:00 and 3:30
Seder Moed?
We finished at about 1. We had only one seder, you know, the way Hashem intended.
We had two sedarim, which is, you know, also the way Hashem intended.
DY: Disagree. Well, sort of. Actually, I’m not sure. But I would guess that the original “what Hashem intended” doesn’t include us living too far away to know what day Yom Tov is.
I’m not really in the mood for a deep hashkafic discussion right now, but I think you’re on shaky ground.
Maybe there are different ways to define “what Hashem intended”.
I listened to chazal instead of mocking them, like Hashem intended.
wasnt pro something yaharog val yaavor, the way hashem said
Okay, new poll: How many actually read the OP?
Admittedly, I did not.
As to the OP’s question — I don’t know why people do that. I don’t. What time random (or not so random) strangers finish their seder is no business of mine.
The Wolf
It’s a much better alternative to how are you.
It is not much different from, what’s the baby’s name, and, who was the Mesader Kedushin?
1;00 chatzot was 12:40, with some elderly, a half hour walk home, and I made it to the netz minyan.
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