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I have a coworker who only comes in on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. So before he leaves Tuesday, he wishes everyone ‘A Good Shabbos’. And that throws people’s biological clock off! They answer back Good Shabbos and then, “What’s today? Thursday? But yesterday was Monday!? I’m confused…” It is very annoying…
So I am asking the everyone, please do not say Good Shabbos / Shabbat Shalom before Thursday and after Shabbos. If you will not see someone until next week, say “Have a nice/great week” or something. However, if you are so “Frum” and MUST say Good Shabbos, (you’re nuts… I mean) say “I know it’s Tuesday (or Monday or Sunday) but have a good Shabbos”
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