Why is the guy at work waiting for the weekend cartoon?

Maybe he's waiting to buy something popular that's in limited supply.

Maybe she has feelings for him and is anxious about his response.

There were many representative works of the weekend. Some of the famous representative works included: Dream of the Red Chamber by Cao Xueqin was a novel about the aristocratic society of the Qing Dynasty. 2. Journey to the West. The author, Wu Chengen, was a mythical and legendary novel with Sun Wukong as the protagonist. 3. Water Margins-The author, Shi Naian, was a novel about Song Jiang's resistance to oppression. 4 Romance of the Three Kingdoms-The author Luo Guanzhong is an ancient Chinese novel set in the Three Kingdoms period. 5. The Scholar's Unofficial History. The author, Wu Jingzi, was a novel set in the Qing Dynasty. These works were all representative works of the weekend, with far-reaching influence and were widely read and studied.

Maybe it's because of his odd behavior or the way he interacts with others at work in the cartoon.

Maybe it's to add some mystery or drama to the story. It could be a way to make the workplace setting more interesting.

The cartoon woman might be waiting because she's got an appointment or she's just enjoying the moment and taking a break. Maybe she's waiting for inspiration to strike or for a special event to start.

It might be popular because it brings a sense of joy and relaxation associated with the weekend and the cute dog characters.

Maybe they are hungry and it's time for their meal.

There could be a number of reasons. Perhaps she forgot something in there and is waiting to get back in. Or maybe she's waiting for someone else to come out of a stall.

Maybe it's because it fulfilled its mission on earth and was called to a peaceful place in heaven.