The premise of the argument is based on the statement "Tomorrow never comes."
This statement is used to support the conclusion that "Friday will never come." The reasoning is that if tomorrow never comes, then any future day, including Friday, will never arrive.
Tomorrow is Friday: This is the initial statement or premise. It sets the context that tomorrow is the day known as Friday.
Tomorrow never comes: This is a general expression implying that the future never actually arrives because once it does, it becomes the present. It's a play on the idea that tomorrow is always in the future and never in the present.
Therefore, Friday will never come: The conclusion is drawn from the second premise. If tomorrow never comes, then the specific future day mentioned (Friday) will also never arrive because it is always one day ahead.