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Thirsty Thursday. A term normally found on college campuses, the title became popular when many people did not have early morning classes on Fridays , allowing them to drink and party on Thursday night. Every Thursday of every week durring the semester is Thirsty Thursday; there is no specific or special date for it. Dude it's Thirsty Thursday! Stop studying and have a beer! An early start to the weekend for many college students who go out and get sloppy on Thursday night.
It's Thirsty Thursday! The term orginated in bars to promote specials but is now most often used as a day when college students get drunk. It is thirsty Thursday , lets get trashed and make poor choices! The figures suggest London has quickly settled into a new post-pandemic pattern with working from home dominating on Mondays and Fridays, but closer to normal levels of commuting on Tuesday, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Thursday is now the busiest day — and Wednesday has become the new Thursday. You might see the odd executive having lunch on a Friday but it dies away quickly. The week has become a bell-shaped curve with takings peaking on Wednesday and Thursday and then tailing off. Across the working week commuter numbers are still only about 50 per cent of levels seen before March The anonymised data collected by O2 Motion — which analyses connections to O2 mobile masts to gain a picture of movement trends — revealed just over , journeys into the City were made on the first Tuesday back after the school holidays.
That is less than half the amount recorded before the pandemic, when just under , journeys were recorded on a comparative Tuesday in February The trend has continued throughout September, with data for the past three weeks showing a slight increase to the number of journeys to the City.
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