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Here in the upper Midwest, it's highly impolite to ask guests to leave, or for guests to directly announce that they're leaving. The accepted way for hosts to hint is to say, "Would ya look at the time?", or steer the conversation toward things the host has to do later, e.g. clean up, or get up the next morning. For guests, stereotypically you slap your knees and say, "Welp, I suppose..."
Then you don't just leave, there's the goodbye, the doorway goodbye, the offer of leftovers to take home, and the driveway goodbye.
The knee slap sounds suspiciously german.
"Ach schau mal auf die Zeit! Schon 2 Uhr!"
So!
Relevant: https://youtu.be/mdLPJfbLNOM
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