Why isn´t New Years Eve and Christmas Eve considered an actual holiday?

bc it is before the actual holiday

well the reason christamns is a holdiay casue Christmas was the Day  of the birth of Jesus so Christmas eve is not a holdiay beasue its the day before a holdiay. ANd for New years eve its not a holadiy becasue its the day before one new years is the start of a new year so the day before is the last day of the year so why would that be a holyday? when the next day is...

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