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Having Monday off is better than having Friday off, amirite?
by Anonymous1 year ago
Weekends mean nothing when your normal days off are Monday and tuesday, just another day of the week.
by Anonymous1 year ago
I'm not alone.....
by Anonymous1 year ago
Having Monday off is an extended weekend; having Friday off is an early weekend. I prefer having Fridays off for religious reasons, as I am a Muslim and I am expected to go for Friday sermons. *I am so looking forward to retirement!*
by Anonymous1 year ago
With a Monday off I cant shake the feeling that by 2pm there isnt much of a difference so it dampens the whole day. Much rather prefer a Friday off since those feelings never happen.
by Anonymous1 year ago
The best thing about Monday's off is enjoying Sunday night.
by Anonymous1 year ago
Unpopular: having Wednesday is the best. Only have 2 consecutive days with a short weekend in between. Tuesday becomes like a Friday.
by Anonymous1 year ago
I'm off on Tuesdays and Wednesday's so Monday is my Friday. Also the whole "I hate Monday's" trope feels played out. I have friends that still complain about Monday's unironically and it feels dated for some reason. Not sure why. Maybe because I've never really worked a Mon-Fri 9 to 5 type job so specific days don't have any specific meaning to me.
by Anonymous1 year ago
Monday sucks, I work M-F 9-5.
It's the day I get the most emails, meetings, and then I have a whole week ahead of me.
Monday off is a blessing from the lord
by Anonymous1 year ago
I work in IT and Mondays are always busy. All the problems that happened at the weekend are waiting for you on Monday morning.
by Anonymous1 year ago
I'd prefer working on Friday. Less traffic to deal with, less people in the office, less drama.
by Anonymous1 year ago
My job is closed on Mondays
by Anonymous1 year ago
A Friday off means a nice 3 day recovery and stress free weekend
A Monday off means work Tuesday
by Anonymous1 year ago
I've worked Mon -Thurs for five years and i can tell you that i look at Friday as an extra Saturday. When i have Mondays off i look at them as an extra Sunday.
Fridays off > Mondays off
by Anonymous1 year ago
Well, I don't know about you, but my Monday hangovers are usually pretty severe. Maybe it's just me...
by Anonymous1 year ago
All the more reason to have it off!
by Anonymous1 year ago
This is more personal preference and less unpopular opinion
by Anonymous1 year ago
Well, if you have Monday off, then Sunday becomes your Friday night. And who doesn't love a Sunday Funday? Plus, it's like getting a second Sunday. Double the relaxation, double the laziness.
by Anonymous1 year ago
I have Monday and Friday off, and it's superior.
I never have to work more than 3 days in a row.
by Anonymous1 year ago
everyone takes Friday and Monday off anyway during the summer
by Anonymous1 year ago
True unpopular opinion, work Friday and Monday but take Wednesday off
by Anonymous1 year ago
Wednesday off do you instead have two short two day weeks is supreme.
by Anonymous1 year ago
Now that's just inconvenient
by Anonymous1 year ago
Imo, it's not. Biggest benefit is you're at most one day away from a "Friday". Sure you don't get a long weekend every week, but most people don't really consistently make use of a long weekend in a way that a day off any other day in the week wouldn't work.
Always being so close to a day off is amazing, IMO.
by Anonymous1 year ago
Sorry, can't relate. As a comedian, every day feels like the weekend and every night feels like Monday morning.
by Anonymous1 year ago
This is very true had a friend who insisted on working Fridays, because most people chill on Fridays and Mondays are CF. More people die of heart attacks on MOndays too.
by Anonymous1 year ago
Well, I don't know about you, but Mondays are the days I usually fake a cough and call in sick. So having it off sounds like a dream come true!
by Anonymous1 year ago
As a chef getting a Friday off is truly impressive so idk depends on the job really
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