The phrase "It's five o'clock somewhere" is a popular saying often used to justify having an alcoholic drink at any time of day, implying that somewhere in the world, it is already 5 PM-the traditional end of the workday and socially acceptable time to start drinking.

Origin and Popularity

• The phrase gained widespread popularity from the 2003 country song "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere" by Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett.
• It captures a carefree, relaxed attitude, encouraging people to unwind and enjoy themselves regardless of the actual time.

Common Usage

• Often used humorously in social settings.
• Seen on merchandise like T-shirts, mugs, and bar signs.
• Used to lighten the mood or justify a spontaneous drink.

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