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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_number_of_public_holidays?wprov=sfla1
my schools kinda faraway so we got an extra three days of holiday because of the transportation protests
yay political instability?
They work 6 days a week though. So subtract 52 days a year from that 35 and they are 11 days short of the US with 6. They are worse off.
Where's Cuba?
South of Florida but North of Jamaica.
From this list, it looks like the US and Vietnam are actually tied for the lowest, with 6 each.
One of Vietnam's holidays, Tet, last 7 days, though. So that 12 total days off.
Huh. So they just chill for a week straight? That's pretty cool.
China and Russia with 13, 14.