Repeat Day

Repeat Day is a bizarre, interesting, and funny celebration. It is unclear who invented this holiday and why. But if you like to reiterate something, this holiday was created for you. Just imagine your friends’ or relatives’ reactions!

History

As mentioned above, it is unknown who created this holiday. Repetition plays one of the key roles in our lives. Every day we do the same things and do not even think about it. Also, in a person’s life, there are moments when it seems they have already lived through a situation. So-called déjà vu is also a kind of repetition.

Books and films are made about repetition. Famous thematic films are *Groundhog Day* and *Run Lola Run*, where the heroes live through the same day many times. They lived in a time loop – it is a repetition of a specific period. Such situations happen. Thus, Repeat Day was created. There is no definite purpose or rules for celebrating this holiday, but it can be interesting and fun.

Interesting Facts

There’s an assumption that Repeat Day was created by a person who liked to repeat everything.

1. A resident of Canada watched the film *Tenet* 120 times.
2. Scientists say if some fact is repeated a lot of times, belief in its veracity increases.
3. A well-known school punishment involves writing a word or sentence 100 times. Bart Simpson had to write 600 times.

How to Take Part

Repeat any situation a few times. Talk to your friend, and after a couple of minutes, start the same topic again. You can let them know you’re celebrating Repeat Day so your friends do not think you are crazy or bullying. Perhaps they will join in the celebration. Repeat familiar things: get dressed 4 times, have 2 breakfasts or lunches, walk to the same place 3 times – reiterate everything you want.

When is Repeat Day in 2024?

Repeat Day is observed on June 3 each year.

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