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How long should casual day last?

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    Forever

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    Until Jan. 3rd, 2021

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    Weekends Only

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I think Casual Days should be either permanent or at least last from now through January 3rd (basically holiday casual month). What do others think about this idea?
 
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2 votes for casual day forever no post yet though. Any more votes/thoughts?
 
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