Working for the weekend? Hold tight, you're almost there! While you're waiting for Friday at 5, why not plan your weekend activities? Check out our weekend nightlife guide for some ideas. Or if you're thinking foodwise, check out our guide to chicken and waffles in DC. Tasty!
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Working for the weekend? Hold tight, you're almost there! While you're waiting for Friday at 5, why not plan your weekend activities? Check out our weekend nightlife guide for some ideas. Or if you're thinking foodwise, check out our guide to chicken and waffles in DC. Tasty!
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