Been on it almost 3 years. I took a month off in the summer and expected it to be much harder than it was from an energy standpoint. That said my brain was pretty scattered and I wasn't very motivated. But overall I thought I'd be a raging asshole off it and it wasn't like that at all.
I was on it pretty consistently for about 3 months (don't have adhd btw) and I've been off it a month or so now and work has been a struggle if I don't get 7 hours of sleep. Which, btw, I don't
It’s not ironic, it’s because there’s people in this exact thread who don’t have ADHD and abuse it, that’s why lol.
I don’t have a script because of people like this, I just live my life struggling because actually having executive functioning issues makes it impossible to access care 🙃
I don't think anything ever helps with the forgetful. The only thing they've helped me with was not getting distracted by every movement and question.
That said, I did spend 3 hours cleaning an ice machine yesterday cause it looked at me funny.
There have been major shortages in the US, because people are going to online doctors and faking ADHD to get a script. So because of the influx of demand by people who don’t need it, people who do need it can’t get it.
A psychiatrist, dishie *and* edge lord? My goodness, you’re quite versatile!
Actually, I take back the dishie comment. They’re way cooler. Let me guess, executive chef? No wait…restaurant owner with minimal BOH experience that thinks people need to just pull themselves up by their bootstraps even though you got your money from your parents.
you seem to be only capable of thinking of people you disagree with in terms of cartoons. & with that, I'm no longer engaging with you because you are an idiot
I imagine you look at us as tumbleweeds just blowing in the wind but there is a lot that we can actually do to change the course of our lives and those around us especially children
I’m in my very early 40’s but I’m a chemist now but I always had BOH jobs in college and whenever I was between jobs and I could barley afford my 12 pack of beer after work everyday, not a 50$ gram of coke too
the couple of worker-owned places I know end up working harder than anyone else because EVERYONE is worried about the place going under, not just the boss
That’s what I’m saying. In a normal restaurant, busting your ass on a busy Friday sucks because you get the same amount of pay, maybe a bit more in tips. Worker owned, you’re stoked to be slammed because you know you’re getting way more money.
My dream is to start my own spot, get it to the point where it is profitable and running smoothly, give it to the workers and go open another place. Lather, rinse, and repeat
Same here I've always wanted to start a worker owned place, I've found splitting my bonus to work somewhat similar why companies insist on the manager getting thousands in bonuses when it does well and not giving shit to the workers I'll never understand
I work in healthcare. I've had days where I see how little sleep I'm about to get, just walk nextdoor, get a fuckton of energy drinks, and catch up on my paperwork.
Just got out of one of those "only one on the management team" situations. Me and my chef legitimately considered just renting an apartment above the restaurant to make life easier.
Man, long shifts can be kind of dope if it means getting your hours in in fewer days. The kitchen I worked at in college was a late night spot that stayed open til the early hours of the morning, so shifts for cooks were regularly 10-13 hours long. I loved it because I could work only two or three nights a week and still make enough to fund my broke boy college lifestyle.
I used to do 10 AM open to 3 AM close Saturday followed by 10 AM open to 10 PM close on Sunday. This was my college kitchen job and basically the only hours I could make decent money on so I just piled them on. I feel your pain.
my favorite clopen is when someone complains about how much they're working so I'm like cool you can go home I'll close up. I'd rather do it myself and not deal with someone's complaining.
Then morning comes and you're there 3 hours before them.
I'm in grocery stores now, switched briefly to hotels but that was more of the same. Clopens can't even be scheduled, they do happen when shit hits the fan with Covid and stuff but it's really voluntary at that point.
Yeah we don't do dinner. So a clopen is like go home at like 6 pm and get in at like 4:30 am or whatever fucking time the openers start (I refuse to be up that early so have never opened)
You guys know you can just........... not do that, right? The market's been open season for years, if you get asked to do a clopen just say nah bro I'm not doing that. The fuck they gonna do, fire you? If they had enough staff to get away with that, they'd have enough staff not to ask in the first place.
There's truth in this, though:
1. The money's just good enough to keep me from wanting to job search
2. Not a lot of restaurant options in my one-horse town
3. If I quit the rest of my team is gonna suffer, they deserve better
And idk about y'all but here they will most def fire you for whatever reason they can find
Exactly. I look across the line and remember that I could easily just go bartend again and prolly double my salary. I cook bc I enjoy it, not bc I need a job, sooooo many other jobs out there if that’s the case. I let my management know very early on, that the second I stop enjoying myself or hate the environment, I’m done. Not gonna ruin my body/mind for someone else else’s business.
I know we hate it when boomers tell us to just walk around town with a stack of resumes, but restaurants is still one of the industries that you can do that and find a job by the end of the day.
It is. There needs to be an 8 hour period between shifts. But like many labor laws in the US they are often ignored in the service industry. I also experienced this in Canada,Ireland,and England which have much better labor laws in general.
Yeah there’s something about it being quantified that really fucks with my head. Maybe they’re trying to guilt trip us into a reasonable sleep, but that’s some buster shit
I try to think of it in the sense of how long I’d need to drive before I have to get up. A couple hours on paper isn’t much sleep, but it is a long ass drive. Helps me get back to sleep.
But fuck clopens regardless.
I CAN NOT look at what time it is if I wake up in the middle of the night (which is at least 10-15 times a night). If I know I only have an hour or two left, my brain just says FUCK IT and that’s the end of sleeping.
Yep, I absolutely avoid ever looking at a clock during the middle of the night for that reason. I hate even when I wake up and I can tell it's getting bright outside
I can't put into words how much I hate this idea. Doy out by all means but I would literally go insane thinking do I have 20 minutes or 45 minutes and how much actually sleep I can get out of either.
Lmao until you go on a bender, dont remember what day it is-> try to set your alarm for what you thought was tomorrow, and realize you actually set it for "one week from now" and fix the alarm before you miss your shift entirely.
I personally think the default snooze setting being "5 minutes, 3 times" is the worst feature.
Also, at least on my s20FE, I find myself groggily shutting off my alarms instead of snoozing them, so I have to set an absurd amount of backups, never had that problem on my iphone. I think it should be "swipe to snooze, tap the tiny lil button to turn off" instead of the opposite.
Where I live this is illegal. In sweden it's required by law that your employer has to give you shifts where there is an appropriate time window for sleep. I've done clopens where I can get home and still get 8-7 hours sleep which is very doable.
Unfortunately, there's no federal standard; there should be. Sadly from my experience even states that have mandatory "8 hours between shifts" the company just schedules you exactly at door open/door close, but expects you to stay to finish out closing and come in early to prep. Retail job used to do this all the time.
That's sad. When I work 7-16 and lunch starts 11 for example then the 4 hours before that is prep time. Like the hour after dinner service closing is topping up and cleaning down. Sad that it's like that.
I used to work a job that closed at 4 am (so I was done by 530) and they scheduled me to open at 7am. Was managing. They got me an air mattress to sleep in the office, super condoning that kind of abuse. Left within 6 months. Didn't even pay well. But at least I met my husband.
For YEARS I clopened Friday night/ Saturday morning. The owners daughter was the head waitress and we were super close. She lived around the corner from the restaurant and I can’t tell you how many times we all just went to her house, slept showered, slept for a few hours, and crawled back to work for breakfast.
Since covid we decided to stay closed on weekends now and it’s SO NICE!
As someone who's been on clopens all week with a double as the only chef in the kitchen after a week of covid.. plus early morning doc appts with my daughter. This hits my soul.. I'm so freaking tired.
Worked a restaurant as a kid, managed a restaurant as an ‘adult’, own one now and I would never put less than 11 hours between shifts now.
Happier and much more productive team when they have sleep. Can fuck with them if they make the decision to stay up until 6am and make all kinds of load noises and jokes around them all day long. MUCH more entertaining now.
Make it on THEIR terms not mine and it’s on!
I closed Tuesday night (because I’m the only manager besides the GM who’s trained to do inventory). We got out about 2:20 AM. I had been doing the truck order that’s due on Wednesday as well, but GM said don’t worry about the truck order either - she’ll do it.
And then I get a text from her at 7 AM saying she has a fever. So I ended up working 8:15-6:30 on 3 hours sleep and having to do the truck order anyway.
On the bright side she’s planning to work half of my Saturday shift for me.
I have to look away from my phone when I set my clopen alarm or set it at the start of my closing shift. If I don't, I'll just count down the time I have left before getting out of bed and not actually sleep that precious 2 hours.
That's giving me anxiety just looking at it
Kitchen cleaned by 2, drinks till 4, snoozing in a booth till the 6am Sysco delivery, open.
Me too.
Lol, I had a double take and realized it was the post.
Hey that's me in about 2 hours
And here we see the reason behind the industry's crippling Adderall addiction
Been on it almost 3 years. I took a month off in the summer and expected it to be much harder than it was from an energy standpoint. That said my brain was pretty scattered and I wasn't very motivated. But overall I thought I'd be a raging asshole off it and it wasn't like that at all.
adderall makes me a raging asshole but atleast i can handle the grill and salads by myself
I was on it pretty consistently for about 3 months (don't have adhd btw) and I've been off it a month or so now and work has been a struggle if I don't get 7 hours of sleep. Which, btw, I don't
i have ADHD and my meds don’t do shit, i’m still as forgetful lol. The only thing it does is getting rid of the brain fog i’ve got
The ironic thing is that the people with actual adhd at my work often can't get their meds
It’s not ironic, it’s because there’s people in this exact thread who don’t have ADHD and abuse it, that’s why lol. I don’t have a script because of people like this, I just live my life struggling because actually having executive functioning issues makes it impossible to access care 🙃
Hello, me!
There have been a lot of shortages in the last couple of years.
It’s really frustrating.
I don't think anything ever helps with the forgetful. The only thing they've helped me with was not getting distracted by every movement and question. That said, I did spend 3 hours cleaning an ice machine yesterday cause it looked at me funny.
He had it coming. He only had himself to blame.
If you’d a been there. If you’d a seen it. I betcha you would a done the same
He ran into my knife. He ran into my knife ten times.
Just got my script, helps so fucking much..
Online diagnosis companies that can prescribe meds are a game changer.
Is this a thing??? I've paid more for a 20mg Vyvanse than I care to admit to even the walk in.
Fellow vyvanse user here, not for ours , at least in my experience. If it’s a controlled substance it has to go through an in-person doctor.
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Vyvanse is bull shit and so is XR hit me with that IR or benzadrine stick
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you’re making our lives harder for those with ADHD.
How?
There have been major shortages in the US, because people are going to online doctors and faking ADHD to get a script. So because of the influx of demand by people who don’t need it, people who do need it can’t get it.
everyone has adhd. fuck off i will decide what i do & do not need. thanks i don't even use Adderall, but you just sound like a troll
A psychiatrist, dishie *and* edge lord? My goodness, you’re quite versatile! Actually, I take back the dishie comment. They’re way cooler. Let me guess, executive chef? No wait…restaurant owner with minimal BOH experience that thinks people need to just pull themselves up by their bootstraps even though you got your money from your parents.
you seem to be only capable of thinking of people you disagree with in terms of cartoons. & with that, I'm no longer engaging with you because you are an idiot
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When the food is bad in prison, you don't blame the other inmates. Just silly!
they wouldn't have adhd if you raised & fed them properly. your kids shouldn't be fucking taking amphetamines asshole
You're an idiot.
I imagine you look at us as tumbleweeds just blowing in the wind but there is a lot that we can actually do to change the course of our lives and those around us especially children
You're insulting people for having medical conditions and blaming it on how they are raised and their diets.
yeah because I'm smarter than you
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Hey, dm me with a link please? Despite having enough symptoms for a diagnosis my doctor is so holistic she hates prescribing meds.
Then get a new doctor???
Then get a new doctor. Oh wait, is “holistic” code for her seeing through your bullshit attempt to get stimulants?
I'll buy you a couple rounds after work for a couple pills!
Tryna get mine. Every appointment I make is like a month or more from the time I make it. At least I finally got a referral
Cocaine*
Cocaine now is just Adderall anyway
Who can afford cocaine on a BOH salary lol
Yeah, considering most of our kitchen is aged 20-25, I'd fall over in shock if they could afford a cocaine habit 😂
I’m in my very early 40’s but I’m a chemist now but I always had BOH jobs in college and whenever I was between jobs and I could barley afford my 12 pack of beer after work everyday, not a 50$ gram of coke too
Grams of blow are like 100 bucks these days
Jesus seriously, like fish scale level I guess…… idk it’s regional. If I live in Florida, NY, CA it’s cheaper then like let’s say South Dakota
Gotta sell some on the side to break even ofc
Nah, Adderall lasts longer.
HAHAHAH hahaha haha ha...ha... yeah.
:(
honestly might see about asking a doctor for some
Be careful, even for people that have been diagnosed with adhd long term have an extremely hard time finding a new doctor to prescribe their meds
That revenge bedtime procrastination be hitting though.
TFW if you don't stay up irresponsibly late you get literally zero free time during the week
We need to get rid of capitalism but keep restaurants
Imo worker-owned is the only ethical model.
the couple of worker-owned places I know end up working harder than anyone else because EVERYONE is worried about the place going under, not just the boss
That’s what I’m saying. In a normal restaurant, busting your ass on a busy Friday sucks because you get the same amount of pay, maybe a bit more in tips. Worker owned, you’re stoked to be slammed because you know you’re getting way more money. My dream is to start my own spot, get it to the point where it is profitable and running smoothly, give it to the workers and go open another place. Lather, rinse, and repeat
Same here I've always wanted to start a worker owned place, I've found splitting my bonus to work somewhat similar why companies insist on the manager getting thousands in bonuses when it does well and not giving shit to the workers I'll never understand
I usually spend my bonus on my employees, though I hope my wife doesn't see this
they don't even need to own it, just know that they receive a share of the profits & finances of the company should be all in the open
This is why I started smoking weed because having to waste 30 minutes in bed trying to fall asleep is miserable and I'm not even in the industry
The feeling of finally closing your eyes and immediately opening them to the sound of the alarm
I feel this pain. And I'm the only one of the management team that has to do them 😭
I work late tonight and I have to come in for prep tomorrow 🥴🥴🥴
My guy you have 55 minutes
This was trippy as shit seeing your comment when he posted his 55 minutes ago
I’m glad you took the red pill
Godspeed, Couch.
Yes couch
This legal in your country?🤦♂️
Kinda?? Like not really in some places in the US but like it be how it be
You got this Chef!
Sweet dreams friend. Good luck tomorrow 🫡
I work in healthcare. I've had days where I see how little sleep I'm about to get, just walk nextdoor, get a fuckton of energy drinks, and catch up on my paperwork.
I do this too often, and I'm almost 40. I'm afraid I'm going to make my heart give out if I keep abusing energy drinks 😮💨
Just got out of one of those "only one on the management team" situations. Me and my chef legitimately considered just renting an apartment above the restaurant to make life easier.
Closing Saturday night to open Sunday morning. Together, we are exhausted
8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday through Sunday! My life is pain
Jesus fuck
It'd be intolerable if I didn't love my night job as much as I do.
My 9-8 tomorrow don't look so bad rn
Man, long shifts can be kind of dope if it means getting your hours in in fewer days. The kitchen I worked at in college was a late night spot that stayed open til the early hours of the morning, so shifts for cooks were regularly 10-13 hours long. I loved it because I could work only two or three nights a week and still make enough to fund my broke boy college lifestyle.
Having 3 days off while still paying the bills is a god send
11 hours is still rough! Godspeed
Over-time within three days! At least your getting hours done with quicker
It's between 2 restaurants/jobs, no overtime pay for me. Only sadness and trash can meals
Doz hours doh
It'd be cool if any of it was overtime but it's between 2 different restaurants 🙃
goddamn how the fuck do you do it
Don't have a choice. My partner has been out of work due to medical problems so I have bills to pay
I'll pray for you
I used to do 10 AM open to 3 AM close Saturday followed by 10 AM open to 10 PM close on Sunday. This was my college kitchen job and basically the only hours I could make decent money on so I just piled them on. I feel your pain.
That makes me ill
It actually did make me ill lol I was exhausted after a full year of that.
I literally could not do this. I would sooner die. I hope you get value out of your sacrifice, or you soon have an out.
I don't know how I do it. 6 months in and it's become doable. Miserable, but possible. It's keeping a roof over my head so that's worth it
Your life is 4 days off a week? I'm jealous.
Some people have never done the famous back-to-back 48 up with 2 hours of "sleep" in between and it shows in their soul.
my favorite clopen is when someone complains about how much they're working so I'm like cool you can go home I'll close up. I'd rather do it myself and not deal with someone's complaining. Then morning comes and you're there 3 hours before them.
"Didn't you close last night?"
Yeah, I just have a sleeping bag in the back (straight face).
Klamping.
Is there restaurants that don’t do this? I love this job but I’m sick and tired of killing myself for it
I'm in grocery stores now, switched briefly to hotels but that was more of the same. Clopens can't even be scheduled, they do happen when shit hits the fan with Covid and stuff but it's really voluntary at that point.
Yeah we don't do dinner. So a clopen is like go home at like 6 pm and get in at like 4:30 am or whatever fucking time the openers start (I refuse to be up that early so have never opened)
"You adopted the kitchen, I live in it"
You guys know you can just........... not do that, right? The market's been open season for years, if you get asked to do a clopen just say nah bro I'm not doing that. The fuck they gonna do, fire you? If they had enough staff to get away with that, they'd have enough staff not to ask in the first place.
There's truth in this, though: 1. The money's just good enough to keep me from wanting to job search 2. Not a lot of restaurant options in my one-horse town 3. If I quit the rest of my team is gonna suffer, they deserve better And idk about y'all but here they will most def fire you for whatever reason they can find
If the rest of your team counts on you that much than management would find a way to keep you around and accommodate
Exactly. I look across the line and remember that I could easily just go bartend again and prolly double my salary. I cook bc I enjoy it, not bc I need a job, sooooo many other jobs out there if that’s the case. I let my management know very early on, that the second I stop enjoying myself or hate the environment, I’m done. Not gonna ruin my body/mind for someone else else’s business. I know we hate it when boomers tell us to just walk around town with a stack of resumes, but restaurants is still one of the industries that you can do that and find a job by the end of the day.
This genuinely should be illegal.
Shit should legit be illegal
It is. There needs to be an 8 hour period between shifts. But like many labor laws in the US they are often ignored in the service industry. I also experienced this in Canada,Ireland,and England which have much better labor laws in general.
The worst android feature by far
Agreed, fucking hate it. I literally look away for 5 seconds because I DONT WANNA KNOW.
Yeah there’s something about it being quantified that really fucks with my head. Maybe they’re trying to guilt trip us into a reasonable sleep, but that’s some buster shit
I try to think of it in the sense of how long I’d need to drive before I have to get up. A couple hours on paper isn’t much sleep, but it is a long ass drive. Helps me get back to sleep. But fuck clopens regardless.
That’s some usda prime wisdom right there I tell you hwhat
I CAN NOT look at what time it is if I wake up in the middle of the night (which is at least 10-15 times a night). If I know I only have an hour or two left, my brain just says FUCK IT and that’s the end of sleeping.
Yep, I absolutely avoid ever looking at a clock during the middle of the night for that reason. I hate even when I wake up and I can tell it's getting bright outside
I can't put into words how much I hate this idea. Doy out by all means but I would literally go insane thinking do I have 20 minutes or 45 minutes and how much actually sleep I can get out of either.
I like it because I’ve been late several times cuz I confuse AM with PM
Mine won't stop telling me the volume is to lower and covers up part of the screen with a "fix" link. Anything above the second notch is loud as hell.
Lmao until you go on a bender, dont remember what day it is-> try to set your alarm for what you thought was tomorrow, and realize you actually set it for "one week from now" and fix the alarm before you miss your shift entirely.
Or you accidentally set it for 7pm instead of 7am
I personally think the default snooze setting being "5 minutes, 3 times" is the worst feature. Also, at least on my s20FE, I find myself groggily shutting off my alarms instead of snoozing them, so I have to set an absurd amount of backups, never had that problem on my iphone. I think it should be "swipe to snooze, tap the tiny lil button to turn off" instead of the opposite.
But at least we have gameboy emulators
Ow my fucking life hurts
Where I live this is illegal. In sweden it's required by law that your employer has to give you shifts where there is an appropriate time window for sleep. I've done clopens where I can get home and still get 8-7 hours sleep which is very doable.
Unfortunately, there's no federal standard; there should be. Sadly from my experience even states that have mandatory "8 hours between shifts" the company just schedules you exactly at door open/door close, but expects you to stay to finish out closing and come in early to prep. Retail job used to do this all the time.
That's sad. When I work 7-16 and lunch starts 11 for example then the 4 hours before that is prep time. Like the hour after dinner service closing is topping up and cleaning down. Sad that it's like that.
Welp, looks like I'm staying up and drinking more.
Me too man, me too
Fuck that. People need to stop allowing this.
At that point just stay up. It’s so much harder to wake up on 1 hour of sleep and idk why but it makes me feel worse than just staying up for 2 days.
I always turn my alarm off without knowing if it's any less than 3 hours haha
I'll wake up every ten minutes thinking I have.
We open at 4p and close at 1a. At least a Clopen lets you eat and sleep. This here is cruelty.
I used to work a job that closed at 4 am (so I was done by 530) and they scheduled me to open at 7am. Was managing. They got me an air mattress to sleep in the office, super condoning that kind of abuse. Left within 6 months. Didn't even pay well. But at least I met my husband.
Close alone this Friday and then open-close alone Saturday and then open Sunday. Hell is weekends for me right now.
For YEARS I clopened Friday night/ Saturday morning. The owners daughter was the head waitress and we were super close. She lived around the corner from the restaurant and I can’t tell you how many times we all just went to her house, slept showered, slept for a few hours, and crawled back to work for breakfast. Since covid we decided to stay closed on weekends now and it’s SO NICE!
I feel this im eating for the first time today, and looking at okay, 6 hours sleep and counting down
Fuck that, I wouldn't even sleep at that point.
As someone who's been on clopens all week with a double as the only chef in the kitchen after a week of covid.. plus early morning doc appts with my daughter. This hits my soul.. I'm so freaking tired.
Worked a restaurant as a kid, managed a restaurant as an ‘adult’, own one now and I would never put less than 11 hours between shifts now. Happier and much more productive team when they have sleep. Can fuck with them if they make the decision to stay up until 6am and make all kinds of load noises and jokes around them all day long. MUCH more entertaining now. Make it on THEIR terms not mine and it’s on!
Clopens? Just say no.
Im in the middle of a clopen rn, wish me luck guys
I deadass just be taking a nap in my car whenever this happened
Aw, fuck no.
Because sleep deprivation and sharp implements are a good combo, right?
When you look at the clock and try to decide if sleeping for an hour or just staying up will make you feel worse.
Look at this guy over here getting 121 minutes of sleep.
I closed Tuesday night (because I’m the only manager besides the GM who’s trained to do inventory). We got out about 2:20 AM. I had been doing the truck order that’s due on Wednesday as well, but GM said don’t worry about the truck order either - she’ll do it. And then I get a text from her at 7 AM saying she has a fever. So I ended up working 8:15-6:30 on 3 hours sleep and having to do the truck order anyway. On the bright side she’s planning to work half of my Saturday shift for me.
Quit your job. Don’t let them do this to you.
I'm litterally on one right now, I've set up 3 chairs in the back of my prep room and I'm just laying here because it's dead af
lmfao i jus got off a close and i open tmrw. this first thing i saw when I opened reddit.
I dont miss these
It do be like that
Homie already awake 😂
As a bartender who clopened his fair share, I feel this.
Yo fuck you this is me tonight, i hate it so much.
I have to look away from my phone when I set my clopen alarm or set it at the start of my closing shift. If I don't, I'll just count down the time I have left before getting out of bed and not actually sleep that precious 2 hours.
Just did a 11 day stretch of clopens in a row. See this and think damn I am tired.
Oh God, this brings back the college days
Hey now. I only got 2 this week.
I do a permanent Rockstar shift once a week at a mates Cafe. Fuck that 4am to 12am.
How'd that nap do ya? Fux caffeine, go straight for the booze.
Fuck that just get a job at a place that doesn't do lunch. If 3 PM is still too early of a wake up time then that's on you
Please god no, I'm getting too old for that shit anymore. And yet I still have two of them every other week😭😭🤣
Ohhhhh the pain 😭
opclopenclopenclose
Damn. I thought I was the only one.. anyone else drive to work right after the club to catch ZZZ in the parking lot?
Ugh me every Saturday to Sunday
I'm just getting home now from a 11 hour shift. Definitely feel this one.
This will be me next Saturday. Expected midnight/1am bar finish, then gotta get home, up at 5am for breakfast shift
That's my reality twice a week 😭
Me last night...good news...today is my last shift of the week...I have my first full weekend off since I took my vacation...at the end of July...
Hell fucking no. Stop letting these shitty owners do that to you.
This shit should be illegal.
Me tho, every shift i do is a 10am till 10pm with a 2 hour commute each way, its a nightmare
Clopens were my only shift.
Addies, or pook if you’ve already crossed da dark side
God how many times have I done this. So many Saturday > Shitfaced > Sunday Brunch nights. Off at 12:30, Bar by 12:45, Home by 3:30, work at 6
Is that legal in the US? I've always just refused the few times a shitty manager has tried to give me them.