A new survey conducted by USA Today Blueprint reveals the Thanksgiving traditions followed by many American families. The survey, which included 2,000 participants, found that the most popular time to eat Thanksgiving dinner is in the afternoon, with 14% of respondents eating between 3:01 and 4 p.m. The majority of respondents said they travel to someone else’s house for the holiday, with only 4% hosting. In terms of arguments, 38% of respondents said they usually argue with their dad, followed by 36% with their grandma and 32% with their grandpa. The most common topics of arguments were family issues, politics, and money.
