Workaholics place professional duties and careers above friendship, the interests of family and loved ones. They spend a lot of time at work, forgetting about simple but much-needed joys for a person - meetings with parents, games with children, dates, going on picnics and birthdays. The term “workaholic” was coined in 1971 by American psychologist Wayne Oates.

The date of the celebration was not chosen by chance and is associated with the demonstration of a new swimsuit model in 1946. The author of a beach outfit that was revolutionary for its time was the Frenchman Louis Réard. Despite the success of the fashion show, the new product did not immediately become a success among the fair half of humanity. It was believed that such a model would not suit “a girl who observes tact and decency.”

The history and purpose of establishing this funny celebration are unknown, as are the traditions of its celebration. Therefore, some people on July 5th already in the morning begin to loudly sing roulades and shout loudly on the street, greeting their acquaintances from afar. Others go to cafes and bars, where they enter into competitions in drinking strong drinks without consequences for the larynx with people like themselves who have tinned throats.

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The holiday is named after Eusebius of Samosata, the bishop whose memory is celebrated by the Orthodox Church on this date. The second name of the date was Ulyanin Day, named in honor of the Christian martyr Juliana, who died for her faith in the Savior at the hands of the pagans. The date was dedicated to the long-awaited meetings of lovers. Also on Evseyev Day they cleaned wells.

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Orthodox holidays on July 5:

Memorial Day of the Hieromartyr Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata