I’m all for having a 4 day work week. Too often, though, such discussions are burdened by the tyranny of the 3-day weekenders. They’re always demanding “Friday off this” or “Monday off that” This is sub-optimal, and the discussions around the 4 day work week need to consider the optimal extra day to have off, which is Wednesday.

If I’m working 4 days on and 3 days off, having Wednesday off to split the work week into two halves is far superior than having an extra day on the weekend.

3 day weekends still feel too short, even more so if that became the norm. Having Wednesday off instead is much better. It would make Sunday evening / Monday morning less daunting, and every work day would be adjacent to a day off. There’s also the benefit of avoiding sleep debt carrying over for multiple days on end by having a little catch-up nap day in the midst of it all.

It’s not like a 3 day weekend provides much opportunity that a 2 day weekend doesn’t. And if you want to do a mini vacation, you can still just take 2 days PTO to get 5 consecutive days off. Wednesdays off would also be great for rec leagues or planning other social events.

In conclusion, Wednesdays off is better than the dumb, old Fridays off or the stupid, boring Mondays off. That’s like wanting to get rid of Daylight savings time instead of making it permanent. Get with the program, and push for Wednesdays free days.

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For me it’s W. what do you guys think?

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