Many Brits plan to call in sick for celebrations

dailystar.co.uk

As St. Patrick's Day weekend unfolds, many Brits are preparing to take the day off work, with a survey revealing that 22% plan to call in sick after celebrating. This trend includes creative excuses for their absence. The survey, conducted by pub chain O'Neill's, shows that 27% of respondents expect to have a hangover severe enough to keep them in bed. Others plan to enjoy a big breakfast or feel regretful about their celebrations. O'Neill's is promoting the holiday with special offers, including £2 pints of Guinness. The pub chain notes that St. Patrick's Day is a major event, attracting both Irish and non-Irish revelers.


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