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Q: Are people more stressed out this time of year?

The last couple of weeks I seem to have seen an increase in random people yelling at each other in public. Is it a coincidence or is "winter" getting to people, have they started stressing about the upcoming joy of taking the train with 300 million other people for CNY, or are they feeling bad they will not be able to bring back as nice gifts as they would have hoped ?  

13 years 34 weeks ago in  Lifestyle - China

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I don't know about you...but I'm stressed! Final exams, final marks, report cards...next semester's schedule to prepare...teachers leaving, new teachers (hopefully) coming in...

 

Gifts to buy, Hong Baos to prepare, tickets to order,,,

 

Bills on the rise (gas and electricity)...kids tuition to pay...

 

Yelling at people in public? I blew up just yesterday in the office after being asked the same question by the tenth person in a row (B-I-N-G-O! You win an exclusive demonstration of a breakdown by a foreign manager!!!! Your prize? You are lucky to escape with your life...this time!)

 

Meh. Only to be young and single again!

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