The Best Relatable Work Memes This Week (December 30, 2024)

Are you savoring it—those precious few days at the end of the year when the only thing that seems to matter at work is watching the clock until you can go home again? While it can be a drag to work through what is a historically lazy and unmotivated few days, it does have some benefits. One of these is that it is prime procrastination time and an excuse to slack off while feeling less guilty about it than you might do at any other point. At least the existence of work memes means that you can entertain yourself by slacking while also kind of justifying it as being work-related. The target-setting, passive-aggressive email sending, business-minded behemoth that is Q1 is only a couple of short days away. In the meantime, you can make space for chilling out a little during working hours. Why have they got you working around Jesus's birthday anyway?

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