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THATS A 2025 PROBLEM: In a stunning twist that has left her colleagues both amused and concerned, local office worker Lucy Bennett has declared that her late November problems can wait until 2025.
With the holiday season fast approaching, Lucy has decided to adopt a carefree attitude towards her mounting to-do list, confidently stating, “Why stress now when I can just push everything to next year?” This newfound philosophy has led her to a series of questionable decisions, including putting off crucial reports and ignoring holiday party planning.
“I’ve got a whole month to deal with this stuff, right? So why not just pretend it doesn’t exist until January?” Lucy explained during a recent coffee break, casually scrolling through vacation photos from last summer. “I mean, it’s basically 2025 at this point anyway. What’s a few more weeks?”
Colleagues are raising eyebrows at Lucy’s approach, as her late-year concerns have morphed into plans for next year.“One minute she’s panicking about deadlines, and the next she’s talking about how she’ll tackle it all in 2025. It’s like she’s already checked out,” said coworker Tom.
As the end of November looms, Lucy’s carefree mindset raises questions about how much work will actually get done before the holidays. “I’ll just let future Lucy handle it,” she said with a shrug. “She’s got it all figured out, right?”
With holiday parties and looming deadlines, only time will tell if Lucy’s procrastination will lead to chaos in the new year—or if her bold strategy will somehow pay off. For now, she’s content to leave her November problems for another day—specifically, 2025.
More to come.
