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Work is quite tiring; once it’s over, what do you want to do most? Let’s discuss it together
Of course it’s sleeping! Go without saying! Previously, the shift lengths were always 12 hours, sometimes even longer; after work, I didn’t even feel like taking a shower!
Can you sleep well without taking a bath? Is 12 hours on shift considered long? We often stay for days and nights; the longest period was 7 days and 6 nights (during which we could take naps at the office). Last half of the year, I was working on a project, constantly conducting pilot tests and trial productions. The process is very long, taking several days. All of us will take action personally. These days, people often work 24 or 36 hours a day as well. Go home after work, take a shower, and then go to bed. . . When I used to watch movies, there were scenes (in Western films) that I envied greatly: a person working non-stop for days and nights to finish a project. Take a bath and shave off your beard; it’s as if you’ve become a dozen years younger. Then, pick up a bag and go on a trip – it’s really stylish. I really envy that way of working. Now it’s “as desired,” but it’s just frantic work to fulfill that desire, with no travel. Ah, wake up from sleep and it’s back to work. . .
Go online, watch TV. Learn it occasionally*. Hehe
If working shifts, sleep; when off work normally, play ball
I’ll go online to rest for a while and then go to bed. My wife is now pregnant, and after my night shift I have to cook for her, do the laundry, and clean the house – it’s tiring. I no longer have any freedom either; I have to stay with my wife
Watch TV, surf the Internet. Chat with friends and plan a wonderful future together, hehehe… :lol
Work is over; study hard*do it every day
Sleeping, watching TV; I don’t work shifts