Guinness Book of Records Declares Monday 'Worst Day of the Week'

Guinness Book of Records Declares Monday 'Worst Day of the Week'

  • The Guinness Book of Records is the apex publisher of outstanding achievements by humans and the natural world
  • Over the years, a series of outstanding deeds have never been seen or done before recorded by the Guinness Book of Records
  • However, on Monday, October 17, the publication declared 'Monday' as the 'worst day of the week'

The highly revered reference book 'The Guinness Book of Records, has officially announced, 'Monday' the first working day of the week as the worst day of all the seven days of the week.''

The announcement was made via a tweet by the verified Twitter handle of the publication sighted by Legit.ng on Tuesday, October 18.

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Guinness Book of Records declaring Monday as the 'Worst Day of the Week' sparked a lot of reactions on Twitter after the official announcement. Photo: Guinness book of records
Source: Twitter

The tweet reads:

"We're officially giving Monday the record of the worst day of the week."

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Social media reacts

Twitter was agog with a lot of comments and reactions following the announcement by the respected publishers.

Some users took to the comment section to angry with the tweet with a lot of funny quotes, memes, comments, and emojis.

Shreya Elizabeth a media advocate and an ardent Chelsea fan with the Twitter handle, @Shreya_Elle said:

"I stand for this. Monday deserves it."

@prateekjainmca said:

"True but it also includes that day when we come back after a long holiday except Monday."

@israel_abah said:

"Petition for Mondays to be banned so after the next Monday we will be Tuesday , we ban that also because it following Sunday, so Everyday After Sunday will be banned and we only have a Sunday."

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The toy cars are memorabilia from Disney's hit movie, Cars, which was produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released in 2006.

Jorge said he kept buying the cars without knowing how many they were, and since then, he hasn't stopped collecting.

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The young man advised people to give their hopes and dreams their best shot.

He spends time in self-development and motivating others to reach their potential.

Source: Legit.ng

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