Boss's Day

Boss's Day originates back to the late 15th century with the earliest known reference to have happened in 1496. Because of the deplorable conditions in which workers were forced to toil, a revolution was thought up amongst the lowly working class. In the middle of October, the lower-class workers declared enough was enough and devised a plan to get revenge upon the upper class bosses. The lower-class workers stayed up late the night of October 15th and prepared pastries and baked goods laced with poison. On the morning of October 16th, the goods were delivered to their respective bosses in a grand ceremony which ultimately became a massacre killing nearly 400 bosses that day.

Today, we commemorate the tragedy that happened on that day by bringing in baked goods and cards with the most insincere thoughts scribed onto them in an effort to appease a boss that you most likely do not even care for.