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  I don't really get why you would feel pre-work stress if you know you don't work monday (maybe initially but I doubt you feel like that throughout the day). I mean even sunday blues usually only comes in the evening.
  For the second point, I can see why certains workplaces have that rush, but I don't see why it wouldn't apply to friday aswell. It is interesting to see your perspective, but to me it has the opposite effect.
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  a Thursday night out is a lot better than a Sunday night out. Sundays are perfect for chilling at home and relaxing, why would I want to relax after I relaxed. >
  
  So you're saying we are hardwired to see Sundays and Mondays are their "usual selfs" regardless of it is a workday or not? In other words, your argument is that a Monday is always a Monday? >
  
  Afraid so my friend, I worked in kitchens all my life and having mon tues and weds off my entire life is ass.
  Here is a song for you though >
  
  I understand completely. I had a friend that had sundays and mondays off and it sucked. We could only do stuff sunday night and we couldn't stay too late.
  Anyway, does aren't holydays, but it is true that for some people that don't have a regular monday to friday schedule is pointless. For that reason :
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  Edit : Now that I think about it, it was monday and tuesday (my friend's days-off) Otherwise, it doesn't make sense lol. >
  
  I think you got to put the ! first, no worries though i kinda like not having any. >
  
  Oups my bad! 
  There you go :
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  A Friday off gives you two Saturdays. A Monday off gives you two Sundays. Saturdays are relaxing because you don’t have to work the next day, while Sunday always has that pre-work stress creeping up. Ergo, Friday is the better day off.
  Additionally, a four day work week that starts on Tuesday feels rushed, because everyone (where I’ve worked, anyway) is trying to catch up/make up the missing work day. A four day week with Friday off feels normal, except maybe a few hours on Thursday. Ergo, a Friday off has a much less stressed work week.