Donut Hole Physics: Weekday Exceptions Explored

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Donut holes are a consistent weekly treat in the workplace, typically arriving on Thursday mornings. However, an unexpected change occurred when they arrived on a Tuesday instead. This deviation from the norm sparked a lighthearted examination of the concept of the donut hole, humorously suggesting that, unlike the film "The Green Mile," nothing significant happens within the donut hole itself. The discussion blends humor with a playful exploration of routine and expectations in the workplace.
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Once a week, on Thursday mornings, donut holes arrive in my office area of the workplace.
Except this morning - when Tuesday became a virtual Thursday.
The exception to an otherwise universal constant prompted me to examine the physics of the donut hole more closely:
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I totally agree, what happens in the donut hole stays in the donut hole. But it's not the same as in the film The Green Mile. In the donut hole, it happens absolutely nothing. Or does it?:smile:
Well, bad joke.
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