The phrase "It's o'clock somewhere" is a playful variation of the popular saying "It's five o'clock somewhere." This expression is often used to justify having a drink or relaxing at any time of day, based on the idea that somewhere in the world it is 5 PM—the traditional time to end the workday and start leisure activities.
Meaning and Usage
- "It's five o'clock somewhere" : Implies it's acceptable to have a drink or take a break because it's 5 PM in some part of the world.
- "It's o'clock somewhere" : A more general, humorous take, suggesting that any time is a good time for whatever you're doing, regardless of the actual hour.
Cultural Context
- Popularized by the song "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere" by Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett.
- Often used in casual conversations, social media posts, or on merchandise like mugs and T-shirts.
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