So, it's Monday again.
Monday, the most hated day of the week. Sometimes I think the biggest
reason Garfield was so loved, was because he hated Mondays, and not
for being a fat, lazy, lasagna-scarfing bastard.
So why do we hate
Mondays? It's because we have to rejoin society again. Work, school
or whatever occupies your time, it's on once more. On weekends we can
meet friends, indulge in our hobbies or just put our feet up and say
”Fuck it, I'm not washing the dishes today!”. But come Monday,
it's time to wash those plates, to smile politely at your bosses
inane jokes and put up with the loud mouth on the bus, who's taking
up too much space and reeks of bad perfume. In short, it's time to
make civilization work again.
If by some miracle we could all do whatever we wanted, whenever we wanted with no worries
as to the quality of our lives, I think we'd last two weeks. Then the
human race would implode in a storm of fire and blood. We are at the
pinnacle of altruistic egotism, we are happy to help others, but we
are happier to help ourselves. Without society and civilization to
keep us even slightly in check, nothing would ever get done. Why grow
food, when you can steal someone elses dinner? Because he will call
the police, of course.
In other words, without
Monday to drag us screaming and kicking into another week, we would
degenerate back into cavemen, clubbing our neighbours with rocks and
seeking shelter in muddy holes. The world we live in is far from
perfect, but it could be so much worse, and that's thanks to Mondays.
So instead of hating on
it, let's all just tip our metaphorical hats to this unappreciated
day, and say Thank You.
That's what I think,
but then again I'm in an odd mood, perhaps because it's Monday.
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