At an average of 1 new federal holiday every 22.63 years, that's roughly 8,000 years to fill the remaining calendar.

This true however?

Is what true? Narrow that down a little.

Non working holidays is costing America billions of dollars

If a business is closed, it's neither earning nor spending money so neither gain nor loss.

That was a dumb question i asked by mistake i obviously know if a bussiness is closed on holidays no money comes in and bussiness lose alot of money. And makes our government loose money in taxes for alot of things its just it be being billions is wild

You can't lose something you don't have; certainly the potential to do business is nullified during a closure, but a business doesn't lose money simply by virtue of being closed as patronization isn't guaranteed.

The government looses money on it however

Again, you can't lose something you don't have. Also, the government isn't a business.

So your post makes no sense what about taxes your saying the government cant loose money from bussinesses to not work on non working holidays that makes no sense

The meme isn't about "lost money" -it's primarily about the implied false narrative that 11 optionally observed federal holidays somehow constitutes an financial crisis, secondarily about the assertion that "soon we'll end up having a holiday for every once working day of the year" is inflammatory, alarmist, garbage rhetoric as indicated by the estimated 8k year time frame required to fill an entire calendar year with federal holidays.

Again, to lose a thing, it must first be possessed. As the aforementioned tax revenue doesn't exist as a real asset until, unless a transaction takes place, there is no loss of monies. As a business does not gain or lose income until/unless a transaction takes place, there is no loss of monies. Ergo, the notion that businesses electing to close in observance of a federal holiday lose money is a false narrative.

Hi xiao nice to meet u im from usa and wanted to ask if u have Twitter

Xiao is right. On federal holidays I've seen lots of businesses open.