5am is Early

**toolboxluis00200** · 23 March 2015, 09:41

Originally Posted by SINNER

Manwhoring?

Originally Posted by Pyzik

Mmmm manwhoring....

Nope

new patch idea #manhoring

**voodoo_man** · 23 March 2015, 10:58

Originally Posted by toolboxluis00200

new patch idea #manhoring

Yessss

**Simi-audamadik** · 23 March 2015, 20:06

Maybe not "manwhoring," but along the same lines. Just in case someone is interested. And it is definitely a way to "work" off the morning wood!

Later!

Simi

http://metro.co.uk/2015/03/23/brothe...ester-5116253/

**SINNER** · 24 March 2015, 01:39

As someone who has spent some time in Countries with legal prostitution the thought of that job sends chills down my spine.

**nCarnage** · 24 March 2015, 17:57

Nice. Im still not used to waking up at 5am and I have been on morning shift for 3 years. But since I was 15, I have been on 3-11. My body is still confused. LOL. Meaning it wants to party and go out but mind says "go to bed"

**Thompson** · 24 March 2015, 19:57

Originally Posted by nCarnage

Meaning it wants to party and go out but mind says "go to bed"

Better than the other way around lol.

**Farva** · 24 March 2015, 21:54

I get OFF work at 0600. When I have to work on the weekends it's nice because there virtually is no traffic.

**Pyzik** · 25 March 2015, 08:46

Originally Posted by Farva

I get OFF work at 0600. When I have to work on the weekends it's nice because there virtually is no traffic.

That's one thing I appreciate now. MUCH less traffic than at 8-9am and 5-6pm!

Getting used it now though, already.

**baboon** · 26 March 2015, 05:58

4 & 5 am are my normal times to be @ work. That means 2:30 & 3:30 wake up times. My dog seems to like 2:30 wake up times on my days off.

**Pyzik** · 26 March 2015, 07:55

That would kill me.

My stomach is definitely not used to this schedule. I am hungry all the time. Haha

**CK 187** · 26 March 2015, 13:23

Originally Posted by baboon

4 & 5 am are my normal times to be @ work. That means 2:30 & 3:30 wake up times. My dog seems to like 2:30 wake up times on my days off.

I used to be on a schedule like that. Up at 0245 and working by 0430. Was nice to get off about 1400 each day and basically still have hours of daylight to enjoy

**baboon** · 26 March 2015, 13:40

Originally Posted by CK 187

I used to be on a schedule like that. Up at 0245 and working by 0430. Was nice to get off about 1400 each day and basically still have hours of daylight to enjoy

Wanting to crash for the night @6:30 pm has it's problems. Real problem when I work a seasonal weekend job that gets me to bed @1:00am.

**UWone77** · 26 March 2015, 13:44

Originally Posted by baboon

Wanting to crash for the night @6:30 pm has it's problems. Real problem when I work a seasonal weekend job that gets me to bed @1:00am.

I used to get up at 0340 hours to get ready for work+commute.

I hear you on the 1830 bedtime. It was weird being sleepy at that hour, especially during the summer, when you could still hear neighbors grilling food outside or kids playing.

**CK 187** · 26 March 2015, 14:03

I've adapted over the years of working all shifts. 5 hours of sleep and I'm golden. Regardless of when it is

**Pyzik** · 27 March 2015, 09:55

Here's a couple hints

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