February 03, 2006

D. A. DAY (Day After Day): "Make the day after the Big Game a Holiday." It's a White Castle stunt, but they've already got on the local news (that's not saying much) tonight. That being said, it still does seem rather relevant. How many of youze will be calling in sick on Monday?

posted by worldcup2002 to culture at 12:56 AM - 16 comments

Im a bartender. I usually get mondays off. Im goin' bowlin' with my buddies Budweiser and Jack Daniels.

posted by GoBirds at 01:19 AM on February 03, 2006

They must have read my post. I wish I lived near a white castle. We have to settle for kyrstals.

posted by justgary at 02:02 AM on February 03, 2006

I put in a vacation day every year, so I've got a paid day off...and White Castle sounds great for lunch Monday...mmm, chicken rings...

posted by MeatSaber at 07:11 AM on February 03, 2006

Aren't National holidays paid days off? If so, let's make Day After Superday a holiday

posted by mcgriff67 at 07:28 AM on February 03, 2006

Nothin' like a half dozen cheesebugers and an order of fries to ease those morning-after blues. mmmmmmmmm....

posted by Bury Bonds at 08:43 AM on February 03, 2006

I totally support this worthy cause.

posted by ProSam at 08:43 AM on February 03, 2006

Great idea, however at my place of employment, we only get 11 "Holiday" days per year, so it would be just another day I'd have to work, while my kids are off and the banks and government institutions stay home!

posted by calidog56 at 09:41 AM on February 03, 2006

Anyone ever notice how Chicken doesn't come in "rings". Or why in any other restaraunt, you would order hamburgers, but at white castle, they are sliders.... just something to think about when you are in line on Monday.

posted by sublime4390116 at 09:43 AM on February 03, 2006

I worked for a company that offered a handful of "floating holidays." These could be used for any federal holiday on which the company was not closed (i.e. MLK, Presidents Day, Columbus Day, etc.)... OR, the Monday after the Super Bowl.

posted by BullpenPro at 09:52 AM on February 03, 2006

White Castle can't really call their sliders burgers because those things are just too small. I can't eat there or Crystals, I become enraged at their miniscule size. I'm a real man baby and I need a real man's burger; nothing smaller than a quarter pounder.... I hope that didn't sound too gay.

posted by mcgriff67 at 10:48 AM on February 03, 2006

It's a White Castle stunt, but they've already got on the local news (that's not saying much) tonight. That's because they paid the local news to do a segment on it. If you watch enough news, you can tell real news from "paid" news. If the anchor talks about a "brand new store opening" in your area, that's paid news. If they talk about a "crazy stunt" that some local business did, that's paid news. If they talk about the long line up at a theatre for a movie coming out, that's (usually) paid news. If they talk about the launch of a neat-o product by a big company (Apple, Ford, Microsoft), that's paid news.

posted by grum@work at 10:52 AM on February 03, 2006

First state that recognizes Day After Super Bowl Day before Martin Luther King Jr. Day gets a free soda at the movies and a T-Shirt that says "My State is Wicked Fucked".... I'm looking at you, Colorado.

posted by WeedyMcSmokey at 11:02 AM on February 03, 2006

Damnit, NH could have been that state. Stupid homo progressives moving up from Taxachusetts.

posted by yerfatma at 11:37 AM on February 03, 2006

grum, no way! You're lyin'! The news is objective, fair and balanced. Nobody can buy the news! No way! That's why they had those laws restricting media ownership concentration ...

posted by worldcup2002 at 01:10 PM on February 03, 2006

If I don't show up on Monday, I'll have alot of pissed-off customers. Damn mild winter, this is supposed to be the slow time of the year.

posted by njsk8r20 at 01:43 PM on February 03, 2006

I'll have 5 cheese rats and 2 aqua rats. Buy 'em by the sack. Just make sure the bathroom fan is working.

posted by thumbring at 04:08 PM on February 03, 2006

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