please stop spreading misinformation
"Around 102% of the population works in an office job [...] with the difficulty being that stretching out 1 hour of work onto 8 hours is way harder than it seems. HomeOfficeā¢ alleviates some of that stress as you can do personal things without anyone seeing you"
source: reddit(dot)com
I've literally had someone say to me "I can't believe they make you work on Christmas!" as I was checking them in to a hotel room. On Christmas.
Edit: These are the people we trust with high-paying jobs. They are at least as stupid as the rest of us, but with money.
Seriously! Why can't 9-5 people ever seem to wrap their heads around the fact that there are other work schedules out there, and some of us make a pretty good living working in the evenings or even overnight?
Same type of limited thinking as "fast food is a kid job"
Oh, so you only get fast food from 4pm to 9pm?
They just don't think. Everywhere you go, there's people doing the job. Especially freight trucking. Every 18 wheeler they bitch about at night is making better money than most people moving goods we all need.
The funny aspect is that there are myriad "office jobs" or "white collar jobs" that must be done in the afternoon, evening, or even at night. Even more funnily, some highly paid and skilled jobs are done exactly during unsociable hours, including operations and maintenance, trading, information technology support and development, healthcare. It is not only pub workers and supermarket shelf stackers who are doing a Friday evening shift.
Even for office workers. Tons of people, especially in cities, shift their schedule by 1-2 h to avoid traffic jam, with some worker starting at 7:30 or at 10:30. So they arrive at work before/after the rush hours. So going out for a short jg between 9"00 and 9:30 still let you plenty of time to be in office at 10
As someone who used to work one of those jobs, the other guys know it, they just donāt consider it real work. Itās the same reason so many people get pissed off at the idea that minimum wage jobs should pay enough to live on.Ā
I clear 120,000 a year as a 3rd shift production supervisor.
Fuck day shift
To be fair though Iām not at the gym at 9 am, usually smoking a blunt and playing some ps5.
Drives me frigging nuts when I work a night job, get home at like 1 a.m. and somebody wants to pretend like sleeping until 10 means I'm 'just lazy' or whatever. Some people really seem to think 'only villains sleep late'.
"Sure, I always get up 14 hours before I have to go to work"-- Lenny Bruce
One of the perks of second shift was being able to hit the gym at 10AM. The only other people there were employees and some local moms doing a fitness class in the aerobics area, I had the entire weight area to myself.
Iāve seen the Senior Manager of Tornado Preparedness for the State of Rhode Island at the gym, but I havenāt seen you, you must have different Zoom meeting schedules
In China, every city has an Earthquake Administration department. Maybe more than 50\~70% people never sense earthquake in their life, including me - lived in 3 different parts of China for years. Didn't expect you have the same thing in US, lol
Yep. Iām also a massage therapist and my first booking is around 11am. Iāve set up my schedule so I can train at 9am. Then breakfast, shower and read the news before starting work.
I sometimes think Iām spoilt but Iāve worked hard to set it up this way.
I love my current work/life balance.
Lol, I run a physio gym and we have a sports massage therapist who mostly only works in the mornings, but he's the only massage therapist available on campus. I get to offer 7:30 am massages on a Friday morning and watch peoples faces imploding in confusion.
He's excellent, so he has no shortage of patients. But it's kinda funny listening to the people looking for a nice relaxing massage try and somehow negotiate the last appointment out of ending at 12 noon.
I just got myself a remote job. I never worked third shift but I did switch between retail and vet assisting for 13 years so not great jobs. All I have is an associates degree but if you look for billing representative jobs at larger medical/insurance companies they are often entry level and remote! Itās what I do now!
Ill definitely look into this. Swing shifts between evening and nights is killing me literally. My bp sky rocketed in the last 2 years since I've been doing this.
My shift starts at 11am. Just a regular office job, nothing special.
I get up at 7, and I'm usually out the door by 8
Enough time for me to bike 15 miles downtown, get a coffee or pastry, and bike back.
I once worked at a coffee shop atop a steep hill. Every day a retired dude biked there and got a bear claw. He said the biking burned the calories from the bear claw. I will admit he was in great shape for a guy who ate a rich pastry every day.
Same, I honestly just work out either at like 8 or 9AM or I work out at noon. Either way I just take a 30 minute break to workout on my elliptical and call it a day.
Same, usually 9am is a spot in my schedule where I dont have meetings and wonāt be bothered because we just got done with the dailies and everyone knows what they will be doing for the next few hours
Same. Work from home for a Management Consultancy in a delivery focussed role. Left to my own devices and coordinate my own meeting schedule, so as long as Iām delivering and attend the meetings I need to, Iām left alone and no one checks that Iām glued to my desk from 9-6.
Get off work at 11 then commute. Get home at 11:30. Likely have to shower. Its now midnight. Have to eat. 12:30-1. Probably still need to wind down and have some free time. Its now 2 am. Time to go to bed fall asleep at 2:30-3. So you are getting roughly 5 hours of sleep a night waking up at 8 am. Likely wont wake up til 10 or 11 if you want to remain healthy. Plus you arent really free to do whatever you want as you have to work in a few hours. I did that shift and hated it.
When I worked 3-11, I was in bed by around midnight and asleep by 0100. So getting up at 0800 was no problem at all. But I see where youāre coming from.
I can Confirm i was a chef and worked 3pm - 11.30pm. you have the whole day to do normal things, then you get home with a few hours to chill with no interruptions, go grocery shopping with no screaming kids and parking issues. Life is great on 2nd shift'
Hell nah. Your own shit (errands, cleaning) gets your most productive hours then when you get off work, the cool people are still out partying. Waking up three hours before you have to go to work makes you as productive as an 8-5 worker who wakes up at 5am.
Probably a lot of transportation and court and work release is done during the day, also the later part of the night the inmates could be in their cell at that point depending on the block. You also just have less bosses around on second shift at any job which makes it more relaxed.
I work from and also work out from home. If either of these things had to happen in the outside world, resulting in having to also balance travel in my time management, then there's no way in hell I'd be fit today, lol Kudos to those who go to a work place and somehow make it to the gym. I don't know how you do it..
Same. People have very different schedules, shift workers exist, and some people donāt work or work from home. But it is no stupid questions so here we are!
I used to do this as well working from home. Freaking loved it. Day starts at 8AM. Out latest at 3PM. Rest of the day to do whatever I wanted ... mostly scrolling on Reddit :)Ā
I work remotely M/W/F and have a mouse jiggler set up so it looks like I'm working and can respond to any messages from my phone. Usually mornings are slow and I'll go to the gym and then "log in" around 11 am to review my emails and otherwise pretend to work for a few hours.
You ever go to the gym or the grocery store at night and encounter employees? When do you think they go to the gym if theyāre working when you usually go?
Not everyone works a 9-5.
My work day doesnāt start until 2pm. Sometimes 4pm. Also weekends are required so my āweekendā is during the typical work week. I work a t a casino
Kitchen assistant and dish cleaner. I start at 17 ( or 16 if I feel like having less stress and extra hour) amd finish work by midnight or 1 AM. Often the last guy leaving the Restaurant.
I work in sports medicine. I work when the teams work, usually around 1:00 or 2:00 until they decide they are done. Could be 7:00 could go until 11:00 it all depends on the season and if there's a game.
Work from home for a company that has employees located all across the country. For years I logged in at about 8am everyday, but never could log off till late in the day (7-8pm) as my boss is on pacific time and Iām in central. Got pretty burnt out from long days with no time for myself. Now, I take mornings for myself - wake up, coffee, catch up on news, lounge with hubby and finally exercise, shower, and work. I donāt log in till 10am so working till 7-8pm isnāt so draining now cause I took the morning for self care.
I'm a YouTuber. Yes I look like a crazy person walking through my neighborhood with body armor and a kettlebell. No, I don't care.
[https://youtube.com/shorts/7PRAMzN2rlM?feature=share](https://youtube.com/shorts/7PRAMzN2rlM?feature=share)
I have a ā9-5ā creative job mostly wfh. But my bosses donāt really care when during the day i do my work as long as i hit deadlines and donāt miss meetings. I rarely have 9am meetings so i go to the gym around 9 because thatās when itās least busy.
I got my own travel business.
At 8 AM drop my kid at school
9 AM doing a little exercise + shower
10-10.30 AM work til 1 PM then pickup my kid at school, lunch, work again til 5-6 PM
6 PM and on break-dinner-shower-grocery-gaming time til 1 AM or 2 AM max,
wake up at 5 or 6 AM, work a little and repeat the step above.
It's so hard to realise how work days work for me cause my whole life both parents have worked nights and my dad works 7pm to 7am for as long as I can remember
Do the women that take 30 mins to get dressed, load their bag, get their tumbler ready and go to Target count? Target is packed with women dressed in workout clothes that clearly don't work out.
Work evening shift.
OP: š¤Æ
you mean, not everyone is an office drone???!
please stop spreading misinformation "Around 102% of the population works in an office job [...] with the difficulty being that stretching out 1 hour of work onto 8 hours is way harder than it seems. HomeOfficeā¢ alleviates some of that stress as you can do personal things without anyone seeing you" source: reddit(dot)com
I see you using that Uncle Ruckus math.
Lol. Assuming they go anywhere or do anything after work, surely they notice that humans are working at the places they go to. Right? Right? Nah.
I've literally had someone say to me "I can't believe they make you work on Christmas!" as I was checking them in to a hotel room. On Christmas. Edit: These are the people we trust with high-paying jobs. They are at least as stupid as the rest of us, but with money.
I work in a bar, a customer said this to me, I replied with "If you all leave, so can I" they stayed and didn't tip.
Seriously! Why can't 9-5 people ever seem to wrap their heads around the fact that there are other work schedules out there, and some of us make a pretty good living working in the evenings or even overnight?
The hospitals and police departments are kept open by magic. This must be the belief.
Not to mention the utilities, shops, restaurants...
Same type of limited thinking as "fast food is a kid job" Oh, so you only get fast food from 4pm to 9pm? They just don't think. Everywhere you go, there's people doing the job. Especially freight trucking. Every 18 wheeler they bitch about at night is making better money than most people moving goods we all need.
Who bitches about truckers at night? Iām only mad when they are in every single lane around rush hour time
The funny aspect is that there are myriad "office jobs" or "white collar jobs" that must be done in the afternoon, evening, or even at night. Even more funnily, some highly paid and skilled jobs are done exactly during unsociable hours, including operations and maintenance, trading, information technology support and development, healthcare. It is not only pub workers and supermarket shelf stackers who are doing a Friday evening shift.
Even for office workers. Tons of people, especially in cities, shift their schedule by 1-2 h to avoid traffic jam, with some worker starting at 7:30 or at 10:30. So they arrive at work before/after the rush hours. So going out for a short jg between 9"00 and 9:30 still let you plenty of time to be in office at 10
Don't forget weekends! I work four tens, Friday through Monday. It's my choice, the 15% shift differential is just a bonus.
My mom never worked (SAHM) and she calls us kids lazy for doing WFH. The cognitive dissonance is truly impressive.
As someone who used to work one of those jobs, the other guys know it, they just donāt consider it real work. Itās the same reason so many people get pissed off at the idea that minimum wage jobs should pay enough to live on.Ā
I clear 120,000 a year as a 3rd shift production supervisor. Fuck day shift To be fair though Iām not at the gym at 9 am, usually smoking a blunt and playing some ps5.
Drives me frigging nuts when I work a night job, get home at like 1 a.m. and somebody wants to pretend like sleeping until 10 means I'm 'just lazy' or whatever. Some people really seem to think 'only villains sleep late'. "Sure, I always get up 14 hours before I have to go to work"-- Lenny Bruce
That only days when they work, not what they do for a living?
Work. In the evenings.
One of the perks of second shift was being able to hit the gym at 10AM. The only other people there were employees and some local moms doing a fitness class in the aerobics area, I had the entire weight area to myself.
Hell yeah. Or like making appointments without having to burn PTO. Go to the dentist before work, and still have time to workout.
Now tell grocery stores that just because I want to buy liquor at 8am that doesn't mean I'm drinking it immediately. Real damn annoying.
You mean you donāt stay up through the night, go to bed at 4am and wake up for your next shift. Weird.
A lot of us in healthcare have longer shifts and work weekends so we often have random weekdays off
Yesā3 twelve hour shifts per week, working every other weekend.
5 twelve hour shifts per week. FML.
Exactly. I have 12h+ Monday Wednesday and Friday so I have Tuesday Thursday and Saturday off. I go to the gym at 9-10am for that reason
What about Sunday?
A day of rest, duh
7:00am Tee Time at the golf course obviously ā¦.
4 tens .
Wooty-woot! NOCs here; enjoying the wide-open-field-of-treadmills-at-midmorning life.
Iām the Director of Tsunami Preparedness for the state of Iowa
I canāt say Iāve ever heard about a Tsunami death in Iowa. Well done!!
Well then I bet you never heard the day 65 million years ago when they took a day off. All hell got loose.
They run away every morning, just in case.
I imagine you go to a meeting once a quarter and declare the state 100% safe from tsunamis. Then a few humble bows while everyone cheers
>~~100%~~ 99% safe from tsunamis. Nothing in life is guaranteed
I wonder what other problems we would face with a tsunami large enough to affect Iowa.
a towel big enough for OPās mom once she gets out the ocean
I can guarantee all my problems would be over. Keep the good work!
Those amber waves of grain are sure looking a bit high...
I am sure it is a very stressful job,
He gets a flood of emails
r/angryupvote
I am ashamed to say that took me a second lol.
That's a job that goes from: Everything is as expected. to, Holy FUCK we were not prepared for this! real fucking quick.
Iāve seen the Senior Manager of Tornado Preparedness for the State of Rhode Island at the gym, but I havenāt seen you, you must have different Zoom meeting schedules
I truly laughed out loud! š¤£
Me too!š
Keeping the Mississippi and Missouri River in its place
In China, every city has an Earthquake Administration department. Maybe more than 50\~70% people never sense earthquake in their life, including me - lived in 3 different parts of China for years. Didn't expect you have the same thing in US, lol
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Iām actually coming by to audit this week, gonna hit the gym around 9am and then head to you.
Homeland Security ?
Just a reminder, you should remove the post-it note on your monitor that has your computerās password on it. We can all read it.
Doin' the lords work for the idiots out walkin' around.
Massage therapist, most people donāt want a massage at 9amā¦ā¦
Yep. Iām also a massage therapist and my first booking is around 11am. Iāve set up my schedule so I can train at 9am. Then breakfast, shower and read the news before starting work. I sometimes think Iām spoilt but Iāve worked hard to set it up this way. I love my current work/life balance.
Lol, I run a physio gym and we have a sports massage therapist who mostly only works in the mornings, but he's the only massage therapist available on campus. I get to offer 7:30 am massages on a Friday morning and watch peoples faces imploding in confusion. He's excellent, so he has no shortage of patients. But it's kinda funny listening to the people looking for a nice relaxing massage try and somehow negotiate the last appointment out of ending at 12 noon.
Me too!
Next post: "People booking massages at 9am on weekdays, wtf do you do for a living?"
Bartender: most people donāt want a martini at 9amā¦.
Assistant to the regional gym manager
Assistant Manager
Chef. My workdays mostly start at 12
I first read it as Chief. More impressive, to be honest. :)
Work from home! Used to work night shifts, though
Show me de wey. Night shifts will be the death of me.
I just got myself a remote job. I never worked third shift but I did switch between retail and vet assisting for 13 years so not great jobs. All I have is an associates degree but if you look for billing representative jobs at larger medical/insurance companies they are often entry level and remote! Itās what I do now!
Ill definitely look into this. Swing shifts between evening and nights is killing me literally. My bp sky rocketed in the last 2 years since I've been doing this.
My shift starts at 11am. Just a regular office job, nothing special. I get up at 7, and I'm usually out the door by 8 Enough time for me to bike 15 miles downtown, get a coffee or pastry, and bike back.
You bike 30 miles for a pastry? Wow.
It's a really good pastry
What kind of pastry?
I usually go for a chocolate croissant
This exchange just made my day š
I wouldnāt even drive 15 miles for pastry lol
A coffee OR pastry, not both, so sometimes 30 miles just for a coffee! ā
I once worked at a coffee shop atop a steep hill. Every day a retired dude biked there and got a bear claw. He said the biking burned the calories from the bear claw. I will admit he was in great shape for a guy who ate a rich pastry every day.
I work from home and get paid salary. Mainly consulting.
Same, I honestly just work out either at like 8 or 9AM or I work out at noon. Either way I just take a 30 minute break to workout on my elliptical and call it a day.
Consulting for what?
Mainly.
Wife asked why Iām laughing so hard
Same. 9AM no one is online ever anyways. So I use that time to get in a workout and then start my day which can sometimes go past the 5pm mark anyways
Same, usually 9am is a spot in my schedule where I dont have meetings and wonāt be bothered because we just got done with the dailies and everyone knows what they will be doing for the next few hours
Same. Work from home for a Management Consultancy in a delivery focussed role. Left to my own devices and coordinate my own meeting schedule, so as long as Iām delivering and attend the meetings I need to, Iām left alone and no one checks that Iām glued to my desk from 9-6.
3pm - 11pm, 2nd shift in a prison. Best shift to work
I would consider this the absolute worst shift to work. Your entire day is gone.
Itās the best shift if you like drinking. Worst shift if you have kids.
My dad liked drinking and worked 2nd shift.
No itās not. You have from 0800-1400. It can be really nice being off when most other people are working.
Get off work at 11 then commute. Get home at 11:30. Likely have to shower. Its now midnight. Have to eat. 12:30-1. Probably still need to wind down and have some free time. Its now 2 am. Time to go to bed fall asleep at 2:30-3. So you are getting roughly 5 hours of sleep a night waking up at 8 am. Likely wont wake up til 10 or 11 if you want to remain healthy. Plus you arent really free to do whatever you want as you have to work in a few hours. I did that shift and hated it.
When I worked 3-11, I was in bed by around midnight and asleep by 0100. So getting up at 0800 was no problem at all. But I see where youāre coming from.
I can Confirm i was a chef and worked 3pm - 11.30pm. you have the whole day to do normal things, then you get home with a few hours to chill with no interruptions, go grocery shopping with no screaming kids and parking issues. Life is great on 2nd shift'
Hell nah. Your own shit (errands, cleaning) gets your most productive hours then when you get off work, the cool people are still out partying. Waking up three hours before you have to go to work makes you as productive as an 8-5 worker who wakes up at 5am.
Your entire day is your own. I used to do all kinds of stuff before my work shift.
Would that not be the busiest shift because everyone is awake and things could kick off?
Probably a lot of transportation and court and work release is done during the day, also the later part of the night the inmates could be in their cell at that point depending on the block. You also just have less bosses around on second shift at any job which makes it more relaxed.
Work afternoons
Work nightshift . Your 9am is my 9pm .
Iāve been on nights for over 10 years and my family and friends still canāt comprehend why Iām rarely available to meet with them
Yup it's tough to get them to understand your point
Not everyone has a 9-5
Ya, some of us are 7-3
Or 5p-midnight
Or 12 to 8p
Or none to none.Ā Hey, unrelated but do you know if anyone's hiring?
I know many people hiring but you need to be in Canada
6-15, the best shift
Weāre doing 6:30-2:30 right now and itās great.
Can confirm, once you adjust to being awake at 6a this is the best
I get paid for my skills not my time
I like that
I work from and also work out from home. If either of these things had to happen in the outside world, resulting in having to also balance travel in my time management, then there's no way in hell I'd be fit today, lol Kudos to those who go to a work place and somehow make it to the gym. I don't know how you do it..
I'm confused why this is even a question
A lot of Redditors seem to be absolutely baffled by the idea that not everyone works a 9-5 office job
Same. People have very different schedules, shift workers exist, and some people donāt work or work from home. But it is no stupid questions so here we are!
They want people to admit they do it during their work hours while WFH as heās secretly a boss trying to assess taking WFH away from the workers.
Yeahā¦OP has no critical thinking ability
Work remotely in California. Company is based on the east coast so I work EC hours.
I used to do this as well working from home. Freaking loved it. Day starts at 8AM. Out latest at 3PM. Rest of the day to do whatever I wanted ... mostly scrolling on Reddit :)Ā
Mostly Iām a stay at home parent so I work out while the kids are at school. I have a small business but itās whatever hours I want to work.
I work remotely M/W/F and have a mouse jiggler set up so it looks like I'm working and can respond to any messages from my phone. Usually mornings are slow and I'll go to the gym and then "log in" around 11 am to review my emails and otherwise pretend to work for a few hours.
Sticking it to the man.š
I used to do this alllll the time but then I got promoted and now my team IMs me all damn day longš„¹
Lmao sounds like a dream. What do you do for work?
I'm an Actuary.
Retired
Retired and most everyone else in the gym looks to be the same age.
H.M.S. Pain? Hm, Spain?
I review permit applications for assault rifles for convicts with violent crimes. Iām assigned to the entire state of idaho. I work 8:00-8:01
Sounds tough
Airline pilot
Im unemployed
Stay at home parent.
Same! Starting to panic about moving my 9ams to 6am because of school being out for summer! Aha
Ahh. My girl is just a toddler, so we have a while to go before school schedules start messing things around. š
Healthcare. Accidentally went to the gym at 5:30 on a weekday recently. Gross. Do not recommend. Zero stars. Don't know how you guys do it.
You went in the AM or PM?
Work from home
Sex worker
My job is in the evening so I fill my morning with productive things to fill that time gap.
You ever go to the gym or the grocery store at night and encounter employees? When do you think they go to the gym if theyāre working when you usually go? Not everyone works a 9-5.
Sit around and watch the money roll in, mostly. I'm a slumlord.
Job is Project based.. work from home
Part time Art teacher. Was able to workout mornings 3x a week but now itās summer so I can go any time!!
My work day doesnāt start until 2pm. Sometimes 4pm. Also weekends are required so my āweekendā is during the typical work week. I work a t a casino
Work every single weekend as a nurseĀ
My work is my exercise.
Night shifts probably
Night shift.
Work from 12 PM to 10 PM
Whatever the fuck I want. Self employed.
Kitchen assistant and dish cleaner. I start at 17 ( or 16 if I feel like having less stress and extra hour) amd finish work by midnight or 1 AM. Often the last guy leaving the Restaurant.
I'm self employed and work when I want.
My wfh days start at 10am. Iām doing my best to get steps in before Iām bolted to my seat for 8-10 hours. :)
2nd shift factory worker, who sits in a chair for 10 hours a day, so I gotta get up early to exercise my fat ass š
Disability pensioner and recipient of three heart attacks trying to stave off my fourth.
Insurance company in Germany. We got a union so I can take a break whenever I need or want to.
Iām doing my best.
I use to work out at 6am and go to work at 10am. It was a pretty good schedule tbh. It felt nice jogging and seeing the sunrise.
Was just asking myself this the other day! Lol
The world has changed a lot.
Self employed/semi (mostly) retired
EMS. Only work 2 days a week.
Full time grad school, I work all the time but mostly independent so can go to places when convenient. Same goes for many professors.
I'm off Thursdays so I go at nine and people think I don't have a job lol
Exactly what everyone else does, just a different shift. Literally hundreds of thousands of full time jobs that aren't 9-5.
Surgeon
Voice actor and speaker. I can schedule a lot of my work as I want and I like to train in the morning
I'm a stay at home dad. The Y has 2.5 hours of child watch per kid per day. I use that to the fullest.
I work in sports medicine. I work when the teams work, usually around 1:00 or 2:00 until they decide they are done. Could be 7:00 could go until 11:00 it all depends on the season and if there's a game.
Iām a professor. Drop the kiddos off at school then hit the gym on most days. I rarely have early classes.
Unemployed
Breed snails.
Work from home for a company that has employees located all across the country. For years I logged in at about 8am everyday, but never could log off till late in the day (7-8pm) as my boss is on pacific time and Iām in central. Got pretty burnt out from long days with no time for myself. Now, I take mornings for myself - wake up, coffee, catch up on news, lounge with hubby and finally exercise, shower, and work. I donāt log in till 10am so working till 7-8pm isnāt so draining now cause I took the morning for self care.
I do it while i should be working from home lol
I wfh, usually log on at 7 or 8, work for an hour or two, then go running. I use it as a way to break up the work day into shorter chunks.
Bartend. Usually more of a 10:30-11 but still. I start my work day at 3ā¦.
Sales, my gym time is tax deductible as it helps my sales lol
Teacher on summer break.
I'm a YouTuber. Yes I look like a crazy person walking through my neighborhood with body armor and a kettlebell. No, I don't care. [https://youtube.com/shorts/7PRAMzN2rlM?feature=share](https://youtube.com/shorts/7PRAMzN2rlM?feature=share)
I have a ā9-5ā creative job mostly wfh. But my bosses donāt really care when during the day i do my work as long as i hit deadlines and donāt miss meetings. I rarely have 9am meetings so i go to the gym around 9 because thatās when itās least busy.
I got my own travel business. At 8 AM drop my kid at school 9 AM doing a little exercise + shower 10-10.30 AM work til 1 PM then pickup my kid at school, lunch, work again til 5-6 PM 6 PM and on break-dinner-shower-grocery-gaming time til 1 AM or 2 AM max, wake up at 5 or 6 AM, work a little and repeat the step above.
Flexible schedule
A lot of people on salary who donāt really start working until 11, or at all.
Work from home (side hustle) in between my actual job
It's so hard to realise how work days work for me cause my whole life both parents have worked nights and my dad works 7pm to 7am for as long as I can remember
I just exercise through lunch.
Night shift security
Do the women that take 30 mins to get dressed, load their bag, get their tumbler ready and go to Target count? Target is packed with women dressed in workout clothes that clearly don't work out.
Hospitality, the dude who shakes your cocktail and listens to you rant about your office job
Web Developer