• Rentlar
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    179 months ago

    Make plans after Christmas day and buy presents on boxing day on discount is what I’d do tbh.

      • @[email protected]
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        99 months ago

        the day after christmas. not entirely sure where the name comes from or what it means tbh

        • @Darkncoldbard
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          29 months ago

          I’m gonna start saying “happy boxing day!” To everyone I come across on the 26th lol

          • @[email protected]
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            49 months ago

            Fun fact: it got known as boxing day because of all the Christmas gifts given and opened on Christmas day all around the world, leading to the most number of empty boxes the next day.

            • @Darkncoldbard
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              69 months ago

              That kind of makes sense? Wouldn’t box day make a bit more sense? Boxing day sounds like everyone puts on some boxing gloves and just goes at it

            • @Brekky
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              49 months ago

              I heard that’s a recent back story and not the true origin, which is still unknown

            • @[email protected]
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              19 months ago

              I always heard it was called boxing day because it’s the day you start boxing up all of your holiday decorations (which isn’t even true since most families keep the tree and stuff out for a few days after.

      • @EurekaStockade
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        39 months ago

        It’s a thing in Commonwealth countries. The origin is not really clear but these days it represents discount shopping and a big cricket match