I guess putting it this way gives you the flexibility to close on any day that feels mondayish. Thanks Jake.
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8 years ago
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1 comment:
Actually, this is more of a protest against the arbitrary assignment of names to days and a part of the movement to end the seven day week and go to the more logical system of having ten 36 day weeks, with a 5 day vacation at the end of the year.
It is of course possible that the sign maker believes that this tradition of naming the days (left over from the roman empire i think) is limiting and controlling.
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