Anybody else here a third shift wagecuck? What do you do? Do

>>36422443
I work HVAC so not a wagecuck, but I'd assume the later shifts would be better as you wouldn't have to deal with as many people as you would during the day.

>>36422443
Fuck, did name field on accident.

>>36422480
I've considered going into HVAC. How much do you enjoy it?

Is it scary working at a gas station late at night/early in the morning?

I'm a state trooper and I usually work 10pm-10am. The people I deal with are retarded at this time of night

>>36422495
Pretty good gig. I'd suggest learning refrigeration alongside the HVAC stuff. Though if you can't deal with a fast pace, do not go commercial HVAC, though residential can get a tad repetitive, boring, and usually doesn't pay as well. Still better than most college degrees if you ask me though, but it's not for everyone.

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>>36422443
I've always loved gas stations during the graveyard shift, I work 13hour shifts doing something else /ck/fag but I always make a point of stopping by the 24/7 gas place on my way home to browse for a while in the lonely, buzzing neon light. its a heavenly slice of mind numbing after a hectic service.

the restaurant I work at closes at midnight on the weekends but we have an hour allotted to cleaning after that and we usually drink a beer or two wind down while we tidy up. and then I have about an hour long buss ride home that passes through the farmlands and some sleeping little cul-de-sac towns. a perfect time for some comfy podcasts.
I used to be a NEET but trading my free time for mellow fatigue and days filled purpose is not something I regret, wage cuck meme aside.

>>36423173
I always thought gas stations at night have a certain ambiance to them.