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Today, the boss said we should try to get time off on the 21st and asked us to leave on the evening of the 20th. . Kids from the south, you can’t afford to get hurt, okay! Does leaving on the 20th mean I have to have the New Year’s Eve dinner as soon as I get home~~? Rolling around and rolling~ I want to go home early, damn it! What date do you all have off? . . . It’s not irritating at all!
On the 19th, I can leave on the evening of the 18th; I’m eager to get back
I really envy your job; you spend all day sitting in front of a computer, with your task being to surf the Internet. Occasionally, if I have time, I buy things for my boss; I also get paid by him – what a relaxed life. By the way, the car numbered 9...
The 22nd, but I can take leave to go; it’s just that my salary will be deducted
I went home on the 17th. . . . . . . . . .
We don’t take holidays; we have to go to work on the 30th day of the lunar year as well as on the first day of the new year. But fortunately,……
Reply to 2# 654262293: Jealousy and envy~!
Reply to 3# lsl343952854 Tsk tsk. . . You’re really jumping to conclusions, dear! If I get the chance, I’d like to discuss my work in detail with you. . On the 9th, after going back, she still told me she was envious of me. . It’s unbearably unjust, my dear!
Reply to 6# Yienuo Zhang: What’s good about it?~
Reply to 4# xue*jiaoliu: I’m wondering whether the salary deduction is based on the actual number of working days, or on 22 days per month
Reply to 5# jsaktyb: I want to ask for leave on the 18th to go home; my home is far away