WORKSHY Brits used daft excuses including "I can't find any clean pants" and "a sticky sweet got stuck in my mouth" to get days off in the past month, a study found.
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But Britain's favourite excuse for taking a sick day is "the car wouldn't start".
The Christian Dior Replica Handbags poll of 5,000 workers also found people took on average three days off last year - but many admit they could have worked on two of those.
This month alone four million Brits - around
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And people called Andy and Sarah are most likely to miss a day, the Viva Entertainment Channel found.
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