French workweek


n. somewhere in the vicinity of 30 hours over 4 days in a given period between monday and friday, excluding, of course, the period between june 1 and and august 31 where they’re all on strike for some non-reason or another.
jack (on a thursday at about 3:00pm): well, i put in a solid french workweek so now i’m going to drink a bottle of wine, eat some cheese, and smoke a pack of cigarettes with my steak and fries. if only i had a stupid hat and smelled bad i could truly be french!

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