Hump Day / myLot

February 17, 2021 5:04am CST

Do you use the term “hump day” for Wednesday? The idea behind it is that after today, you’re over the hump of the working week and it’s all downhill until the weekend. I love the expression! Do you?

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Anna

@LadyDuck (472433)

• Switzerland

17 Feb 21

No, we do not use this expression, I heard it the first time here in myLot.

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@YesWay (3674)

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17 Feb 21

@ladyduck ah ok it’s quite common I think here in the UK

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Anna

@LadyDuck (472433)

• Switzerland

17 Feb 21

@YesWay I never heard this in Italy (where I was born) in France where I lived and here in Switzerland where I live now.

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@YesWay (3674)

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17 Feb 21

@LadyDuck :)

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rakski

@rakski (130069)

• Philippines

17 Feb 21

no, I do not that expression

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@YesWay (3674)

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17 Feb 21

@rakski ok thanks

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rakski

@rakski (130069)

• Philippines

17 Feb 21

@YesWay no problem

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@YesWay (3674)

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18 Feb 21

@rakski :)

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Kayla Tsukino

@kaylachan (74129)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

17 Feb 21

Sometimes I used to. Especially during school. Now I rarely do. Our "hump day" varies from work week to work week depending on when my husband has the day off. Ours was actually Monday this week since he worked six days in a row streight.

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@YesWay (3674)

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17 Feb 21

@kaylachan 6 days in a row - yikes that is a lot. Does he have to do that often?