my favorite time in december is when everyone sort of wordlessly agrees okay well work-wise thats pretty much it for me this year ill see yall in january

— Shea Serrano (@SheaSerrano) December 10, 2021

You come to me on the day of my couple weeks between thanksgiving and christmas and ask me to do the job you pay me to do

— Shane (@shane_oaddo) December 8, 2023

Happy "we'll circle back to this in the new year" day pic.twitter.com/d50LY3aOER

— Dr Lus Costa (@captainiberia) January 3, 2023

december is so bizarre because you really never know where anyone is at with their "fuck it, turning off my brain until next year" journey

— rachel syme (@rachsyme) December 8, 2021

@gaymemekween

Sounds like a 2023 problem #work #memes

original sound - Adam G

I know Im *technically* still working but Im getting so offended every time someone emails me with work on a new matters, like this really cant wait until after the New Year?? Will you die???

— D. (@manlikedami) December 22, 2021

The week between Christmas and New Year is when I float into space and absolutely forget how time exists

— Joe Zieja (@JoeZieja) December 27, 2021

It's the lost week between Christmas and New Year. Is it Monday? Is it Wednesday? Is it Sunday and Tuesday mushed into one day? WHO KNOWS.

— Leslie Grossman (@MissLeslieG) December 28, 2018

The week between Christmas and New Years Eve is the longest Sunday of the year.

— Emily (@emily_tweets) December 26, 2021

the week between christmas and new years is NOT a time to RELAX its a time to TRY TO relax while actually SUFFOCATING under the PRESSURE of what feels like the SUNDAY SCARIES but instead of for a week its applied to an ENTIRE YEAR

— jonny sun (@jonnysun) December 30, 2020

My last two brain cells fighting to put together a work email during the week between Christmas and New Years:
pic.twitter.com/4evtPjDyKx

— RIFF Outdoors (@riffoutdoors) December 27, 2021

If a work project is on fire between Christmas & New Years Eve, let it burn down.

— Jack Appleby (@jappleby) December 29, 2021

anyone who sends a work-related email, text, fax, page or tiktok the week between Christmas & New Year's, don't forget to cc um and bcc no

— Aparna Nancherla (@aparnapkin) December 28, 2019

Ohhhh sorry I thought EOD meant End of December my bad. Sending now

— Work Retire Die (@WorkRetireDie) October 21, 2021