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If you’re expecting an epic Game 7 hangover, the Cubs have your back.

The team tweeted out “Super official excuse notes for EVERYONE!” Wednesday in the form of a fill-in-the-blank letter asking that fans be excused from class, work or other responsibilities in order to watch the final World Series game.

At the request of a fan, the Cubs tweeted out an updated note with the date crossed out and Thursday written in a nod to the citywide hangover that may make early mornings near-impossible for some people Thursday morning.

“The Chicago Cubs are playing Game 7 of the World Series, and if you’re not familiar with sports narratives … well, it’s kind of a big deal,” the letter reads.

“We need all the support we can muster up, and ______ has been an integral part of our fan base for ___ days/weeks/months/years, and we cannot #FlytheW without them.”

The letter goes on to promise “a cute GIF tweeted at you.” Followers who requested one were treated to clips of joyous Cubs team moments and more than a few shots of Anthony Rizzo’s smile.

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Employees at Henson Consulting don’t need the note to come in late Thursday.

Kathleen Henson, founder and CEO, is pushing her office’s start time to noon if the Cubs win and 10 a.m. if they lose.

Henson said she made the decision after a brutally heavy commute to her downtown office from Wheaton this morning. She was later than usual, and figured her comrades stuck on the Eisenhower Expressway alongside her probably had been up late celebrating the Cubs Game 6 win as well.

“This is a big day in history,” said Henson, who normally expects her employees at work at 8:30 a.m. She posted her plans on Facebook as a call to action for other employers to give their employees a late start as well.

Her next petition, Henson said: If the Cubs win, she hopes the city can turn the river blue.

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