And where are you from? I want to know if it’s regional. Thanks!!

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Kennethbush

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I say "calling in" a lot of the time. Calling in + whatever reason the boss will accept. It's mainly calling in sick, because I think "calling in lazy, tired and overworked" is a little too honest. (I'm from the Rocky Mountain region of the United States, where we all apparently have "western accents" and really really like the outdoors.)

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adam yauch

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“Call in sick”

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DP(the first)

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"Calling in sick"! I'm from the Southeast (NC) if that helps.

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QueerAxolotls

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Minnesota, USA. Usually just said taking PTO today. When my mom died, my boss was very supportive of the days I called in sad.

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A girl

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In Australia we call it 'chucking a sickie' lol

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Huddo's sister

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Illinois, and for sickness when calling in, you say your taking the day off, when you are telling others you took the day off it is called a sick day, when you are taking day off for just a day off you tell the boss, I need the day off, when telling others you had the day off it's refered to as just a day off.

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FlatEarf1.0

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“Too lazy” us

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Blue_Mouse (is gone!)

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