Wednesday is 'hump day' for most workers - but apparently not for AM's Bernadine Oliver-Kerby.
The newsreader controversially claimed hump day, a term used to describe the halfway point of the working week, is actually Tuesday - not Wednesday.
"I have to say… I've got a bit of an issue with you," AM host Melissa-Chan Green told Oliver-Kerby during Wednesday's show.
"Yesterday, Bernadine comes in and says, 'Happy hump day'. And we're all like, 'Yes! It's Wednesday!'
"[Bernadine] refers to Tuesday as hump day… that's just not good enough."
Oliver-Kerby explained the rationale behind her controversial thinking.
"Hear me out, OK? So, Monday - everyone turns up for work, you see all your work colleagues, you're fresh, you're feeling good… you get Monday over and done with.
"Then there's Tuesday and it's a really long wait until Friday so I think hump day is actually Tuesday, not Wednesday - that's my story and I'm sticking to it."
Watch the debate above.
