Everyday, millions of individuals rely on Microsoft Outlook to manage their emails, schedules, and communications. It has become an indispensable tool in both our professional and personal lives. From sending quick messages to orchestrating elaborate meetings, Outlook works around the clock, ensuring we stay connected and informed. 

Yesterday, when Outlook was temporarily out of service, many of us experienced an unexpected but welcomed reprieve. The pause in our digital communication frenzy reminded us of simpler times, and for a brief moment, gave us the opportunity to catch our breaths and enjoy life offline.

So, Microsoft, we have a proposal.

Do it again.

KIT KAT® is officially petitioning Microsoft to introduce one Outlook Free Day every year on 11/12.
For 24 glorious hours:

-No emails.
-No calendar invites.
-No Reply Alls.
-No “Happy Monday!”
-No “Let’s take this offline.”
-No 4:30 p.m. meeting invites titled Quick Sync.

Just silence.

We understand this is a bold proposal. Some might even call it irresponsible.
We call it a well deserved BREAK.

After all, Outlook has been working pretty hard. And if we know anything, it’s that everyone deserves a break. Even software.

So sign the petition. Close the laptop. Break off a piece.

And Microsoft, if you’re reading this:
#GiveOutlookABreakAgain
Have a Break, Have a KIT KAT®.

(P.S. full disclosure, this petition was generated with Microsoft Copilot. Afterall, our brains deserve a break too)