Err....so, I haven't posted in awhile. Time to update:
The flight home went smoothly. Aside from the fact that I lost my watch and decided to trust my phone, thinking I missed my plane only to realise the phone clock was an hour off, all went well. So I didn't miss any planes, thankfully. I got home just in time for the previous WW game to end, so I
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I developed a new hatred for Christmas commercialism while working at Kohl's last year. Thank God I quit at the early part of the busy season (yeah, when you're working third shift it starts in September because that's when all the extra merchandise begins to arrive and the Christmas display section is set up) because from what old co-workers have told me, it's absolutely horrible this year. 40% more merchandise to process and the seasonal help are all idiots or slackers.
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In my view it would become almost non-religious. . .or atleast more of an information meeting than an actual service.
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If it were non-religious, God wouldn't be involved.
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In the States, aren't the cinemas or shops actually open on Christmas Day afternoon? Nothing's open here, not even pubs. Our local chucks everyone out at 2pm. It used to be everything was shut on Boxing Day too, Dec 26th, but now they open a lot of shops (supermarkets are not allowed to open though). Next have a sale opening at 5am and some idiots actually go down on Christmas Day night and sleep on the pavement just so they can get a few t-shirts at 50% off. I think that's just mental myself...
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But yeah, I agree. I don't see how people can go to the efforts of missing out on the holiday itself to buy some stuff. And even if they don't celebrate Christmas...that pavement is absolutely freezing!
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