If Monday morning had a face, it would be a grumpy cat who just got woken up from a purrfectly good nap.

Nobody likes Mondays, and cats certainly aren’t about to pretend otherwise. They’ve spent the entire weekend snoozing in sunny spots, demanding snacks, and enjoying the finer things in life, only to be rudely reminded that another workweek has arrived. Not that they actually have jobs, of course. Unless you count supervising the household, testing the structural integrity of cardboard boxes, and making sure their hoomans never get a moment of peace.

If cats had to work a nine-to-five, we’re convinced they’d be fired before their first lunch break. Imagine asking your feline coworker to finish a report, only to find them curled up asleep on the keyboard. Need them to attend a meeting? Sorry, they’re busy licking their butt. And don’t even think about asking them to stay late. Their afternoon nap starts at 2 PM sharp, and they’re not accepting any interruptions.

Then again, cats already have plenty of experience ruining their humans’ productivity. Anyone who works from home knows that the second you sit down at your desk, your kitty suddenly needs your undivided attention. They’ll walk across your laptop, knock your coffee over, and park their fluffy behind directly in front of the screen. Very helpful, thank you.

Who can blame them for their Monday cattitude? Getting out of bed is hard enough when you’re a human, let alone a feline who’s accustomed to approximately 16 hours of beauty sleep. One look at their unimpressed little faces and you can practically hear them asking whether it’s Friday yet.

So, to all the felines struggling through another exhausting workweek, hang in there. Caturday is only five days away, and until then, there’s always time to squeeze in another nap on company time.