Night shift workers

Am I the only one here? Lol

I couldn't do it! I'm afraid if he dark.

I wouldn't mind if it was M-T, having to work FSS would not be fun though.


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Originally Posted by PokerRun388

It would definitely take a lot of adjusting, that's for sure. I wouldn't mind going to & from work because there would be no traffic but It would obviously be a lifestyle adjustment being up all night and sleeping during the day, I can't imagine that ever gets easy to do, especially because it's much noisier during the day? I know a nurse that works at a hospital and her shift is 11pm-7am.. The complete opposite schedule as mine. Lol


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Nurse friend, is she gonna be on your arm at DS? :)


CH3NO2

Poor baby!!!

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Night shift=sleep shift :D

Another thing that sucks about the night shift. People forget/ can't comprehend, that your working when they sleep, and call or stop by during the day when your sleeping.

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Originally Posted by dobber

Another thing that sucks about the night shift. People forget/ can't comprehend, that your working when they sleep, and call or stop by during the day when your sleeping.

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That's not only applicable to the night shift workers. I had to start putting my phone on do not disturb so people's texts, phone calls, PMs, etc. wouldn't wake me up 10pm-4:30 am. Good thing is very few people know where I live ;)


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Originally Posted by Stainless

I wouldn't mind if it was M-T, having to work FSS would not be fun though.


CH3NO2

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Mon-thurs. 5pm-3am. Sometimes I get out of there a little earlier though if you know what I mean. Lol. ;) :D

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Originally Posted by djunkie

Mon-thurs. 5pm-3am. Sometimes I get out of there a little earlier though if you know what I man. Lol. ;) :D

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Can't beat that shift. Plus you get to sleep bf sun comes up. ;)


CH3NO2

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Originally Posted by Stainless

Can't beat that shift. Plus you get to sleep bf sun comes up. ;)


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I'm usually up by 10am so I don't waste the day in bed.

I work 1:00pm to 9:30pm and my wife (RN) works 7:00pm to 7:00am.

Traditional 9:00- 5:00pm or anything close to that sucks balls and here's why. Traffic is shit, you can't get much done after work because many business's close by 5:00 and you're either still at work or stuck in traffic and waking up early to an alarm clock whick also blows.

On top of that, most jobs pay a little (or a lot) more to work swing hours.:action-smiley-035:

JMO.

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Originally Posted by Sharp shooter

I work 1:00pm to 9:30pm and my wife (RN) works 7:00pm to 7:00am.

Traditional 9:00- 5:00pm or anything close to that sucks balls and here's why. Traffic is shit, you can't get much done after work because many business's close by 5:00 and you're either still at work or stuck in traffic and waking up early to an alarm clock whick also blows.

On top of that, most jobs pay a little (or a lot) more to work swing hours.:action-smiley-035:

JMO.

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Time and a 1/3 for us. It's definitely worth it.

I get paid the same 7 am to 9 PM as I do 7 PM to 9 am ;)


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Originally Posted by Eli

I get paid the same 7 am to 9 PM as I do 7 PM to 9 am ;)


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Me too :)

12 hour rotating shift worker rotate every set of shifts, makes night shift look like pussies.

I worked a graveyard Sun to Thursday warehouse job for 6 months. It took sometime getting used to because I also worked a construction day job. So averaging 3 hours a sleep took a few weeks of getting used to. Looking back I don't know how the hell I did that.

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Originally Posted by Milkmoney

Me too :)

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No wonder you're broke ;)


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Originally Posted by Eli

No wonder you're broke ;)


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Lol excatly. :)

Bueller. Bueller. :D