Compliment People Day

Definition

An unofficial holiday celebrated on December 6th where you're supposed to compliment everyone you encounter. It's like being nice is mandatory for one day only.

Example Usage

Mom was confused when I started complimenting her on December 6th—I forgot to tell her it was Compliment People Day.

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