Blasé Day
November 25 · Level 1 · #2199 of 2238
A joke holiday that gives you permission to be unimpressed and mildly bored. Shrugging at everything today is not rude, just a matter of tradition.
How it is celebrated: people answer every piece of news with a drawn-out "if you say so", roll their eyes and act as if they have seen it all. Friends sometimes hold a contest to see who can keep a straight, unbothered face the longest.
The word "blasé" is borrowed from French, where it comes from a verb meaning to cloy or to satiate. It describes someone who has had so much of something that nothing excites them any more.