Are we strictly adhering to Monday the calendar day or Monday the social archetype representing the first day of a period of workdays? If the former: time is relative see answer 2

If the latter, depends on the industry but coming back to work after time off is a lot like waking up, people are groggy and need to reacclimate. So the social expectation of a 9-5 Monday to Friday centric schedules equates to a lot of grumpy people on Monday.

Since, I work with the public it's right in the middle of my work week. Most people that have a problem with it are white collar workers who get every weekend off.

I don't have Mondays. I just have days.

This is 2018. We have a gig economy now. so date/time/?

I don't have any problems with any of the days of the week. But, because of my education and that my learning caused me to really like Odin, Wednesday is his day. I still sometimes think about that naming convention.

I love Mondays. I work three days (12 hours). I work Sat., Sun., and Mon. every week.

I work weekends and have Monday and Tuesday off. Weird things seem to happen to me on Thursdays (the day of the week when I was born - anybody else have a correlation with that?). When everybody else is dreading Monday, I'm looking forward to it.

I love mondays.

Because my sleep clock gets skewed super easily over the weekend, most Mondays start with little to no sleep which makes them dangerous for me and those around me.

My goal on Monday: make it to 5PM without breaking anything.

Since my transition out of the workforce, Mondays are a day to which I look forward. All the weekend crowds are back at work, and I am free to pursue my public agenda at a more leisurely pace, undisturbed by the throngs moving quickly to finish their objectives before the week forces them back to work. I actually did enjoy most of the things I did for a buck, and I really didn't mind Mondays. But this is much, much better.

I voted that Monday was just another day, and it is. I think Mondays suck simply because they are the beginning of the work week. If I LOVED my job and came to it each day chomping at the bit I'd have a different attitude. I think most folks are in my boat. I know very few people who do their passion for a living.

I wanna shoot... ooo ooo ooooo oo-woo ooo... the whole day down.