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> たくさん食べるぞって日はお休みの前日とかにしてます

I saw it in a YouTube video. I tried looking it up in the dictionary but I
found こぞって only. I'm not sure if this is it or is that a different grammar
rule?
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What does 辞書形＋ ぞって mean?
As suggested in the comment above, this is a case of omitted comma, or, てん
and/or かぎかっこ「」。

「たくさん、食べるぞ！」、って【いう】日は、お休みの前日とかにしてます。

Well ya know, sometimes you wanna eat till you burst. But I make a point to
not do that before a workday.
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