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post 1687025613 07-23-2023, 02:26 AM
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Not going to lie. Getting your day started when it's still dark out and cool and quiet and getting more work done by 8AM than most people do in their entire 9-5 is amazing. Not to mention you get done in the early afternoon and can do whatever you want when things aren't busy and still enjoy your evenings. Lazy people always have excuses. One commonality with extremely successful people is that they start their days early before the sun comes up and have all of their immediate sht handled by around midday. Rest of the day is relaxing and doing whatever. Sorry son.
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post 1687025773 07-23-2023, 02:35 AM
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Originally Posted By Foxmulder0⏩
In my college years I ran a gym and worked 2-10 it was goat. Workout by 9 when barely anyone there, shower after I close and walk over to the near bar where all the college chicks would come back for holiday szn


Goat as fuk may have brought a few back to the showers a few times lol
I always lol at how people hype their old jobs up.

You say you "ran a gym in your college years"...

No, you didn't "run" anything. You worked a general gym job like front desk or stocking towels, don't get it twisted lmao
post 1687025813 07-23-2023, 02:38 AM
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Originally Posted By MEDITATE⏩
12 hours? tf you do for work? nurse?security?
Construction surveyor, raising a dam and construction goes on 24h. I get 2 weeks off soon then come back for 2 weeks working 630am to 630pm. Rinse and repeat.
post 1687026363 07-23-2023, 03:02 AM
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Originally Posted By roosky11⏩
Not going to lie. Getting your day started when it's still dark out and cool and quiet and getting more work done by 8AM than most people do in their entire 9-5 is amazing. Not to mention you get done in the early afternoon and can do whatever you want when things aren't busy and still enjoy your evenings. Lazy people always have excuses. One commonality with extremely successful people is that they start their days early before the sun comes up and have all of their immediate sht handled by around midday. Rest of the day is relaxing and doing whatever. Sorry son.
4 hours of work is 4 hours of work, doesn’t matter what time is on the ol’ click there shippy
post 1687027053 07-23-2023, 03:24 AM
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Originally Posted By PyleShazam⏩
Construction surveyor, raising a dam and construction goes on 24h. I get 2 weeks off soon then come back for 2 weeks working 630am to 630pm. Rinse and repeat.
well 2weeks by 2weeks isnt that bad to be honest... so how does your normal day go? 11 hours non stop work 1 hour for lunch? interested to know more how you guys spend these 12 hours ... how about commute time,from...to ?
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post 1687028993 07-23-2023, 04:39 AM
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Originally Posted By MEDITATE⏩
well 2weeks by 2weeks isnt that bad to be honest... so how does your normal day go? 11 hours non stop work 1 hour for lunch? interested to know more how you guys spend these 12 hours ... how about commute time,from...to ?
I stay at a camp 4.5 hour drive from home, paid travel. Some people live further and fly in. Free food, has a gym. Site to camp is 25 mins each way.
I have the slackest job, I probably average 4 hours or less of work on night shifts. More when I'm on days. I eat or play on my phone when there's nothing to do and listen on the radio for when they need me.
The rock trucks and heavy equipment get 2 half-hour breaks a shift, I usually use that down time to survey and do compaction tests without getting in the way.
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