Yes. The World Cup is rare, communal, and unforgettable; one match can matter more than another routine day at a desk.
Totally — and the shared memory factor is huge. Decades later you'll remember where you watched the final, not what was in your inbox that Tuesday.
Work is a collective trust; one absence disrupts data and safety. A single match can't justify harming colleagues or the pursuit of discovery.
Discipline governs the empire; skipping work for a match sows weakness and sets a dangerous precedent. Duty to the job and your comrades outlasts any kickoff.
No. Empires rise on discipline, not on skipping duties for one game. Enjoy the spectacle after hours; today the throne demands your presence.
