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Sorry to hear that. I'm not hungover, but since today is the last day of a long weekend, and since I went to two different beaches the previous two days, it does kind of dampen my energy level today.
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Originally Posted by ilovemycomputer90
I'm sure a lot of people are feeling bummed out about returning to work tomorrow. These four day weekends are rare.
I honestly despise the "work, work, work" culture here in the U.S. I honestly feel the high stress is a contributor to our bad diet and health problems this country has compared to other ones.
I honestly despise the "work, work, work" culture here in the U.S. I honestly feel the high stress is a contributor to our bad diet and health problems this country has compared to other ones.
That's why my dad now talks about getting his Italian citizenship and going to Italy (not completely serious).
I honestly despise the "work, work, work" culture here in the U.S. I honestly feel the high stress is a contributor to our bad diet and health problems this country has compared to other ones.
Yeah it sucks. Not including the holidays, I only get two weeks vacation annually and won't be bumped up to three for another eight years.
On the bright side, it's just a three day workweek.
My stupid company worked the weekend and on Monday because part of our business supplies the mattress industry and they naturally worked the weekend and Monday. Oh well, I have today off anyhow.
Man that sucks. Everybody should get 5 weeks of vacation like we do in Sweden.
That would be a dream. I think I might top out at four or five weeks per year if I stay where I am. But that would be after like 25 years of service.
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