A Gen Z employee's leave request for four days, from April 28 to May 1, to prepare for the release of 'Devil Wears Prada 2' has captured widespread attention online. The email opened with a personal note about the employee's struggles with the tense work environment, leading to physical discomfort. They expressed the need for time off to 'recover, reset, and become my main character self' before the movie's release, detailing a self-care plan that included pampering and outfit preparation. Surprisingly, the manager's response, 'Okay, approved bestie,' was casual and supportive, contrasting with typical corporate communications. This exchange quickly went viral, eliciting mixed reactions; some praised the approach as a sign of a healthier workplace culture, while others criticized the nature of the request amidst ongoing discussions about workplace rights. The incident highlights generational differences in corporate communication and expectations, with many users expressing envy over the approval and the relaxed tone of the manager's reply.