> Feel free to support your argument with case law, stating unequivocally, that simply knowing someone's religious affiliation is enough to accommodate them on

> Feel free to support your argument with case law, stating unequivocally, that simply knowing someone's religious affiliation is enough to accommodate them on all religious holidays that particular religion. > I can't find a single case in which a same-day request for religious observance has ever even been filed Narrow goal posts much? I had my doubts, but I am now confident you are not having a discussion in good faith. We're done here.