>your country (very /int/ related) >have you ever worked

canada
no

Yes. Once because I didn't know what it was like.
It's shit. Never did it again.

The mere thought of it makes me hurt.

Yeah. Today the latest.

I had about an hour of sleep last night. Let's hope I have better luck tonight.

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> wageslaves will defend this

I once went to work, got home then went out drinking to 7am in the morning, changed clothes then got back to work, it was the longest day of my life

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>>71579024
>>71579142
It doesnt feel good

2 hours, for 6 hours of work and 6 and half hours of school

+ 5 hours of work and 2 hours of school on the previous day

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>>71579705
Why would you torture yourself like that?

>>71578921
not willingly, but I worked a factory job for a while with 3 alternating shifts, fucks with your sleep routine

As a student, dozens of times at least. It's normal.

>>71579977
also sometimes study through nights before exams now

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>>71580048
>>71580078
As a student I usually avoid it

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Trump?

Im too tired to keep posting. Talk to y'all Monday

>>71578921
dumb moetrashposter

Yes
i'm not doing it again

>>71580169
I am a procrastinator so it happens to me every exams week. I finished my exams yesterday, I had about 10 hours of sleep in the 4 preceding days. It works at least.

I used to work two jobs where I would wake up at noon, work until 9-10 in the evening and then get back to work at 11 and work until 8 or so in the morning.

It was absolutely horrible, did it for 6 months