People just don't know. It's a cake walk. No bosses complaining or clients. When they're coming in I'm out the door.
Working Overnight shift ain't for the Weak
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Is it really that bad? Was their any benefits?
I have a job offer for a job that does swing shifts.
2 days on, 2 days off, 4am-4pm
I have my own business but work 2nd shift which turned my business into more of a side hustle/hobby.
Reason I’m considering taking the job is because I need a full day off during the week to tend to my business, instead of trying to cram everything into Saturday before 12.
Tribal Outkast
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My first job was at Waffle House as a grill operator at 16. It was cool during the school year cause I could go in after school and work a few hours. Them fools moves my to the overnight shift when the summer hit. I worked enough to get a full check and no call no showed on them fools lol. That made me hate that shirt and I haven’t had to work it at all since I started my career. I have filled in for people off and on though and I hated it
UpAndComing
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Same. I've even tried extra strength melatonin and nothing.
Magnesium Taurate
You're welcome
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UpAndComing
Veteran
Aight bet. Magnesium Taurate has a calming effect, relaxes all the muscles in your body. Take it 2 hours before bed, 800 mg, and you good
Big D Bangston
Superstar
I have a second job where I work overnight every other weekend. I will be quitting that bytch next week. Did it for a year and while nice for an extra paycheck, not worth it
When all of the people that are senior to you work days, so you're just cooling it and answering to no one
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richaveli83
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I’ve worked on call 24 hours a day for the last 15 years. Might get called at 3am, might get called at noon, maybe 6am. A lot tougher than shift work, I can tell you that.
This is hell. You'll be fukking. Ring, ring. Sleeping, ring ring. Out on the town, ring ring..it's terrible
Bingo!
