Doomer loves Night Shift
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- The peaceful silence, the beauty of the stars, and no people who annoy. All that and it even pays more. The Night Shift just sounds perfect for the Doomer so he has to try it.
For the Doomer the night feels like time stays still.
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i used to work night shift at a small town gas station and it was amazing. a few customers at the start of the shift then usually nobody for the rest of the night. Going out to smoke bowls in the cooler and playing my DS all night while getting paid for it! Absolutely perfect.
And now what are you doing? If I'm not too curious?
@@framedaglia5709 oh that was like 15 years ago, these days i work a pretty normal 9-5 at a truck shop
@@bakanur thanks, wish you luck! Bye
That sounds nice, it sucks in a big city, just annoying crackheads.
I’ve snuck in quite a few hours of DS, PSP, and vita while on the clock. It rules.
The best shifts are the quiet shifts. People complain that times goes by slower but I prefer that if that time is spent with my own thoughts rather than preoccupied with some boring menial work and unable to think.
hello lou, big fan
No, you won't be with your thoughts. You would be scared of your thoughts, you would fear to inside your head, you would do what you are doing now, you would use your phone and watch depressing UA-cam videos, at least they are less depressing than the reality you have.
@@RealSaudiExplorer wtf jeeze calm down
@@RealSaudiExplorer nope.. I drive with no radio or anything so I can think.. that’s just you.. I like being alone with my thoughts and not constantly being brainwashed by something
Same. Being blessed with a smartphone, watch UA-cam videos, listen to podcasts, check up on crypto, social media, etc. Easy.
Boss definitely said "No" at the end. It is bad-boomer policy to have happy workers
He probably knew he wasn’t going to get someone who works as hard as him for min wage for a good while, and would suffer a staggering .02% loss in profits
He probably was overjoyed, most employers cant ever find anyone who wants nightshift, so to have a guy beg for it is like a dream come true.
@Bender Bending Rodriguez Try that again without the "Bruh".
@Bender Bending Rodriguez nice
@@FinalFlashhGaming exactly my thought!!
I can guarantee you this would be a totally different story if the gas station was located in a major city
or near an interstate.
@@KardboardKenny crackheads and robbers galore
@@nitroxylictv ugly hookers buying condoms
DTLA is the worst
Hmmm I know my dream job gas station in NY
Every Doomer yearns for serenity and that feeling that you're the last person alive in a world that went astray.
that was beautiful
Well put, indeed.
Jeez dude I almost shed a tear, amazing phrasing.
I've been dreaming this for so long when I am last at work I enjoy the silence.
Are we born doomer ? I don't know i always liked night and serenes no people to talk just chill
I literally got a night shift job exactly for this reason
This seriously hit home
Expect when it's Friday or Saturday night and you gotta deal with constant drunkards
Same here. Nothing but night shift (worked every other day, 24 hours a week). That was back when I was still a doomer though. Then I found MGTOW. 6 years later I'm retired at 34 and happy. I still like the solitude though.
@@TJCID22 damn how did u retire so early?
@@Tatusiek_1 Short version: By not buying shit you don't need, with money you don't have, to impress people you don't even like.
But seriously, the trick is minimalism and self control. Reduce your expenses, save your money, invest in slow but safe time-tested financial instruments (none of this get rich quick bullshit, or stuff you don't understand like crypto). Pick something you know (like consumer staples for example. You know what it is and it's not going anywhere. The world existed before crypto and can exist if it suddenly stops, but you literally can't exist without staples), large cap portfolio with a 7~10% yield, and maybe up to a fifth of your money in something a bit more risky (like a mid-cap with up to 3,3% monthly yield). All of it passive income, nothing active that you have to do yourself (like god-forbid FOREX or something) because you have to yet to start learning what it is and that will cost both time (in learning it) and resources (in the failure during the learning curve), and it still has no guarantee of success at the end. Just keep doing what you know, what you're already good at, save the money, consult an expert from an actual financial firm and wait. In 6 years your initial money alone will quadruple (in addition to the money you will continuously add) and you didn't have to reinvent the wheel nor be a super genius or super lucky. The instruments are already in place, you just need the self control to save the money instead of spend it, be patient, not panic sell when it goes down in the short term (it will happen, but keep your eyes on the end goal) and not get greedy when you see the larger income from the midcap and put all the money in the risky stuff.
@@Tatusiek_1 Don't listen to him. No one retires at the age of 34 off of 7% annual yields unless you are already rich. He is just downplaying his wealth/parental inheritance in an effort to seem like he earned what he has.
P.S. using his own words, If you invest half of your average american salary of $50,000 and it miraculously quadruples like in his scenario, you only have $100,000. That's not enough to retire that young lol also financial firm gurus are not rich because they help you make money.
It's also easy to understand crypto, it's not rocket science.
2nd night shift: Doomer gets robbed and pistol whipped
😂
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Oof
37th night shift
There are now crackheads twerking in the beer alley.
A guy is passed out from H in the bathroom.
There are ratchet people fighting at the pump
Doomer regrets his decision
I work the afternoon shift at Home Depot and it's so nice at night, real chill, calm.
Overnights at Home Depot are something else, they literally lock you in after the store closes so you don't even have to worry about stimmed out crackheads that like to go out at night, you just do your work, and as long as you get it done, they do not care how. I barely had to talk to my coworkers, it was nice. The only thing that made me leave was I got transferred to another store that demanded an unrealistic amount of work out of me every day.
@@ProAtBeingANoob what work is to do at night in home depot?
@@dietischlampe1327 I work dept 38 freight.. I can be unloading trucks and putting them on specific pallets based on their department or I can be on the aisles unloading pallets into isles or gettin it ready for putting it on overhead storage.. I use a Home Depot phone and scan so it’s really easy to figure what’s needed and what’s not.. I pack down meaning I take things down from the shelves and unload them into isles I can fit them.. those type of things
@@dietischlampe1327 really easy and if you have some earbuds and a bit of experience it’s really just mindlessly working isles
I worked deliveries for HD and it suucked. The best days though were when the store would close and I’d have to order pick someone’s large order for the next morning. That was the best just me some ear buds and just roaming the basically empty store looking for stuff.
1:50 "oh he's actually enjoying his work, I better to put a stop to that"
Garnish his wages, misser McDonald.
Literally 90% of the managers I have.
I used to work at a Circle K in Lakeside-Pinetop here in Arizona and had a similar experience. It would be so cold out, you couldn't tell how much smoke was coming out when you exhaled from your cigarette. It would be dead quiet because the stores were surrounded by forest. I would actually close my store down at 10pm with a chain and lock, get a call from the delivery guys when they were on their way, and come back to the store late at night all by myself to check them in and stock. Some days it would snow, too. When I covered for other stores, it was super slow at night just like this and the ambience is something else. The hum of the store and a little snowfall makes everything alright.
Did you like this atmosphere?
@@sarcastic2731 I did :-) it must be even before my time or in a different state though. Even when I was 20, Marlboro cigarettes were almost already 8 bucks.
@@adreamofus Good for you then.
Sounds actually good. Even like a good place to study for uni.
Snow in Arizona?!
This was literally my story from 2012-2019. The quiet ambience of a night shift at a petrol station having the time to reflect and think about myself whilst accomplishing little tasks. The best job i've had yet.
What you do now?
@@billclinton3010 bet is bitcoin
@@xcidgaf thats the move frfr
I used to work graveyard shift at my school’s campus safety, just patrolling the quiet campus in the vehicle, walking through buildings, practice piano on the concert grand in the music hall, and driving up a hill behind campus to look at stars and smoke ciggies,, now I wageslave 9-5 I miss it ahhhh
can you just ditch the wagecuckery and go work a night shift or are you forced to do 9-5
either way, kinda sad
The only peace you can ever find is in Jesus Christ.
@@unkownoflife5959 shut up
Adderal and Nicotine helps
best job ever! :D
Ahh the peaceful silence of night just beautiful...
Absolutely. I love going on night drives while listening to vaporwave and 80s music
As a night auditor, this really butters my egg roll.
Peaceful ? I am a security guard . Every night, I expect the worst to happen.
Hey @DoomDilemma where can I contact you? I would like to collaborate with you.
@@Mikewee777 never lacking
Ah yes, the night when every parasite is sleeping and you have the streets for yourself
Yes!
Except most burglary happens at night. So you have to practice self-defense.
And do tofu delivery?
Yea but the crackheads are out
I'd love to street drift,perfect opportunity to be frank
Being able to be alone in peace, without other coworkers, without customers, without a boss hanging over your shoulder, etc. where you can just work in peace and quiet and get things done that need to be done is such a wonderful feeling.
Still, there are surveillance cameras in the store and at night and in the US + the fact it's a petrole station I think the risk is high for an armed robbery to happen
delivery driver
@@amosamwig8394 nope. Low income, lots of hours spent in traffic + crash risk, stress due to finishing on time, and risk of getting robbed. I worked for amazon so I know what I am talking about.
@@george1449 I also worked for amazon lol but it depends which country of course
@@george1449 My experience was decent, good payment for 4 days work if you're behind schedule someone comes to help you (no time pressure)
When i've worked nights you have tons of stoners and drunk people until 2am, quiet from 2-4, and at about 4:30 the breakfast people start coming. I've had lots of memorable conversations over a cigarette with my coworkers working nights.
One day while working the nightshift at taco bell a buddy of mine and I went up to the roof after we closed. This was at around 2:30am. We lit two cigarettes and started talking. He told me that his dad was evil. He used to break his mom's fingers for fun. That was the first time I encountered evil like that outside of movies. I still remember the neon lights and cars passing by. What a moment.
@@itsSkippy641 wtf did i just read anon?
@@paul-jp1rb he for the first time experienced a pain of another human being that his view of the world until this point couldn't comprehend.
Pfp checks out.
It's the coolest Driver's High
"he goat le night shifte ? Pump ze customerz"
😂
i have to ask but where did the botox Frenchman manipulating the market against wojak start?
@@entityaccount3876 Hey, can this guy get a quick rundown on the Bogdanoffs?
Promote him to night shift on Florida spring vacation.
Pump ze crime rate
I love nightshift because I don't have to socialize as much and all the big managers are gone. We work hard but get away with being way more relaxed too.
As someone in the army who has been working independent assignments since 2013 I can’t agree with this more. Working hard but relaxed is great. Out of sight out of mind but accomplishing what needs to get done.
That’s how night shift is as a whole. I work at Walmart as an overnight stocker and by god of its not a stressful time crunch to get stuff put away, it’s very relaxed
I made the mistake of working at Chick-fil-A as a morning shift fry cook. You’re groggy as hell, in a damn race to do everything perfectly so that you can be ready for the first customer. Then you’re just praying you don’t mess anything up. Make sure you’re not pre-breading the chicken so when 15+ people show up all at once, you can get it to them on time. Then the under manager comes in! Such little power, such massive ego. It’s time for lunch - and the rush is underway, but I’m already gassed from opening. Hurry, fire up EVERYTHING ALL AT ONCE. Now its a sprint- Beepers going off at the same time for every kind of chicken. Running around in every direction until I’m relieved by the next fry cook. My job is now to butter bread and place pickles. Sounds chill right? Wrong. The Manager now wants us to set a record on how fast we serve. How does this benefit us as employees? It doesn’t. Anyways Im slinging bread around until the end of the lunch rush. The end is almost in sight.
Shift ends. I didn’t get my lunch break but whatever- the lunch almost makes it worse. All I have to think about at lunch is “Shit I have ten minutes until I return to that hell”. On top of that it reminds me of how cheap my corporate bosses are to bust my ass from the break of dawn but all they can cover for my lunch is a chicken sandwich and fries. Dont take any of the millions of nuggets that get tossed- that would be stealing. I eventually quit. Not long after the entire kitchen walked out.
@@Frenzi99 Hey I've got the same job here in Chile hehe
@@aaronuzcategui287 OG los pollos hermanos?
I work evenings in a warehouse. Its pretty chill. I get an extra $2.50/h, we have less work to do, and all the top brass is gone. And I'm home by midnight so i can still maintain a somewhat decent sleep schedule. I love it.
@@averywealthyman4194 travel order selectors have ridiculous wages based off indeed, how is it like? Mofos saying 27 a hour. currently in a warehouse only 8 minutes away getting 17-20 a hour. im alright with killing my body for a year or 2 for 60k a year
There's something so charming and even cozy about a gas station, specially at night when raining. Like, a well lit warm place full snacks, drinks and food, where you stop a moment just to rest (when it's not just to get gasoline). I'm imagining this at night, sitting there with a coffee while the raindrops fall and I'm sheltering for a moment before going back on the road. Lovely thought.
Home office nightshifts as a network analyst are the bests. When everything runs smoothly, and I can stare out of the windows and the whole city is quiet. Best feeling ever
sounds pretty nice
Network analyst?
If it wasn’t for the sleeplessness I got from working overnight shifts, I would say the graveyard shift is hitting the lottery as a zoomer.
Did 9 months of nightshift work before I started my Bachelors. 4 years later, it is still the job with the highest salary ive had
Yes 10 years on it 11 to 7am and never get use to it
Ew it’s a filthy traitor
you get used to it, spent most of my working life on nightshift, pity i work in the city now just not the same as atmosphere as being in the outer suburbs. City air is just stale and stars just aren't as visible.
@@louiscypher4186 suburbs of a major city and I feel like I'm still around to the Stars working nights for 10 years. If it was working out in the stick somewhere I feel that would be awesome to look up every night
I have been waking up at 3:00 a.m. every week day for 10 years, I can no longer sleep in so during the weekends I will still wake up around 4: 00am without my alarm, make coffee and play Microsoft flight simulator while the sun rises. It is so peaceful
nice life you got there, when i live alone i'll try to be like you
Awakening, God is calling you, seek your purpose in life through Jesus Christ. Bless.
Liked just cos flight sim haha
that sounds actually so cool
You play microsoft flight simulator to relax in your free days. On your work days you work as a pilot.
Been working nightshift for over 6 years and Ive loved it all. The sheer number of people I've never had to interact with brings a tear to my eye. It's beautiful. If you hate being alive, try nightshift. It's beautiful. Awake at night, sleep with all the shades pulled.
Sounds good honestly, what sort of job is it you do where it's so chilled out?
i have worked in night shift, maaan, the peace and serenity is real and beautiful. But problem is you started to lose sense of time and you missed lots of event.
My job is usually busy at night, and I’ve only done two things of interest this whole year, I’m not liking night shift that much anymore
@@Karma_Miguel Yeah that's the part that sucks. People like to romanticize it but I like being free at night time much more than working it. It messes your sleep schedule up badly and you don't get to see much of the sun if you get enough sleep. I've been working a 12 hr nght shift 3 days per week then 4 days per week alternating for 6 months and I wonder how long I can take this job lol
@@RepresentWV sooner you out the better all of my 20's went to night shift
@@RepresentWV same schedule here, 7pm-7am? Factory?
Edit: pm-am, not am-pm
@@M-1996A1 we start 6:30pm and get out 7am lol, heavy maintenance at an airport. A lot of the work is hot and heavy and loud, but there's quiet peaceful nights too. Life's been odd since I've started this job and I often wonder how I'll find a gf
When i graduated high school i had a friend at the time who was working night shift for a tim hortons. Because of all my free time i initially had after graduating i would hang out at his place of work, chat, and sometimes even take free food home that would normally be thrown away even though it was edible and clean. That summer was the first time i truly experienced a "town" going to sleep, the true silence of an entire community fast asleep.
my town, once it's around 8 PM, essentially dead unless it's a saturday night then there's a few random parties but that's about it
Wish I could havea job like this. Barely anyone can bother you. You're alone with your thoughts. You can do whatever and nobody will judge you. It sounds perfect
just apply to a gas station. its that easy.
I worked four years on third shift back in the day, and man, the sweet silence at night going outside for a smoke was amazing. Seeing the city "sleep" was almost surreal. As much as I hated having to always fight to stay awake, I long for those moments.
Being a security guard I can attest this is true.
I was break officer on night shift. Best gig ever. Nobody needs breaks at night so I got paid to walk the streets of Boston at night
thats the real deal here my man :)
Im "working" night as a security guard right now. Im alone watching youtube and playing games on a tablet :)
I have a colleague working nightshift in security but he's 40 years old and has been doing it for a while but doesn't bring a PC or anything else so I'm not sure how he keeps it going
@@robindooku He probably just sleeps like all the other old people on night shift lol
Sometimes, be alone is just beautiful.
If you don’t torture yourself with bad thoughts, a loneliness is just Perfect.
Graveyard shift is perfect for a Doomer or anyone that hates people
The doomer is not antisocial, he's just lonely because he hasn't find his role in life and he doesn't fit in. There is more than one factor for one to end up like this in his 20's, 30's or 40's. But it seems it affects millennials the most. And also most of these doomers seem to have no siblings and raised by an overprotective mother.
Graveyard work must be the best! :D u dont have to be antisocial, it would be just nice calm place to be and make money.
Graveyard always full of people
Night Shift is the best until its 3:45AM and your alone in the gas station and some shady car parks outside for 1 hour and shady guy walks in stays in the store for almost 20 mins until he leaves never saying a word to you as well in the whole process. xD
Guy is just stoned
I would be scared
I remember in my past job night shifts were absolute amazing, just had to do 3-4 calls and then the whole night I would read, watch movies/videos, play games, talk with my co-workers, and sometimes even sleep. It was absolutely amazing
Before Covid, I used to do food delivery until around 4am, twice a week. The lights turn green just when I show up to an intersection. There’s no one on the roads, not even a police cruiser speedtrapping people. My town is a safe tourist town, so it’s just… oddly quiet. No cars, no one walking on the sidewalks. Kinda creepy, but serene nonetheless.
I can only dream to live in a place like that 😔 where i'm at you would either get robbed or jumped. I imagine how cool it would be to walk around strees free in such a peaceful environment
I'm super jealous. I do deliveries but every single business in my town shuts down at 10pm, so that's the latest I can work.
Watching this whilst on a nightshift feels very meta
A night shift might be the closest a city dweller gets to the peace of living in the countryside.
No costumers ? Perfect .
The rain in the night is the most beautiful thing ever :) :) :)
Yesterday we had rain here in the evening
Rainy nights are wonderful
Rainy night, with a bit of a breeze. Not to hot outside or inside. Listening to the droplets hitting the window or floor.
And youre here hidden, sitting, contemplating, remembering some good old memories. Thinking about whats next to come.
It puts a smile on your face, suddenly you feel a little shiver going through your body. And you feel good, in your own element, and most importantly, in peace.
@@RaLoPL Nice little sentiment Random!
@@lazarusblackwell6988 Thanks. Happened many times to me.
@@RaLoPL Nice post
For this same reason I loved working 2nd shift at a warehouse. Driving home with no one else at night, able to go whatever speed I wanted, and getting home to a quiet and still house. Good times.
Do you know when the best time is?
Around Christmas time, when everyone decorates their houses.
It is great driving home in the middle of the night, and houses are lit up.
night auditor job at a Marriott hotel. very savory clientele, decent continental breakfast, and 6+ plus hours of downtime during an 8-hour shift in a closed door office behind the front desk. my phone on a twisty stand with camera pointed at the security monitors, outputted to the corner of my laptop screen. I've been studying everything from 3D sculpting to animation to coding and recently went from full-time to part-time just as a safety net. this may be the last year I ever have to wear pants.
Last year I got a job in a car factory, night shift. I loved it; great coworkers, chill managers, nice temperature inside even in the winter, nicely paid, and the best part, driving back home during night. Then they reassigned most of the spots and I got moved to day shift. I had to quit because I couldn't stand that job on those conditions. This vid hits home...
I work at a rural jail, and it's pretty much the same. Besides wrestling the occasional drunk local who has let the beer go to their head, it's pretty chill. Consequently, command has been like, "Oh, you are actually a competent jailer? Night shift is for punishing the lazy and stupid, have you ever thought of switching to Swing shift (The busiest and worst shift)?" No, no I hadn't, and I never will.
Facts, why work more for the same paycheck
Night shift have it made. Less shitheds to roll around on the floor with, but same pay.
It's fine if it goes until 4 - 5 AM. Anything past that is the most depressing feeling ever. I worked 10 PM - 8 AM at Walmart and walked home every day. The bright sun hitting your face after an extremely long night was horrid. Being full time nocturnal also meant I couldn't hang out with anyone, but at that time I had no friends so I thought it didn't matter (it does). You can only take that for so long. If your shift ends before the sun comes up, you'll be fine.
But there is something ethereal about the sun hitting your face after staying up all night. Just awful.
Yall cry to much lol
I used to work as a milk man (hilarious I know but pretty common in the UK) and I'd just drive around all night from 11pm-6am with my music on in the van dropping milk off on people's doorstep. Everywhere was like a ghost town and you didn't have to speak to the customers or anything. It was pretty chill.
sounds nice
sounds canny cold though
Midnight shift here. This had me crying. Get paid more to have less stress. Love it. Enjoy 8 o’clock traffic suckers!!!!
But criminals roam the streets at night
@@blair5475 depends where you live
@@megapet777 yes
Yeah but you work at a gas station.
Used to do 1am-930am here. At first I liked it, then realized my schedule is so fked up, im sure if i even had my own place my neighbors would do shit at the wrong time. Always felt tired. sometimes i want to go back just see different faces
Working night shift is perfect for introverts and socially anxious people, I work as a security guard in a condominium and everyday I get to interact to 4 people or 6 then at 12 am it becomes a ghost town, I watch programming tutorials, youtube, netflix or play on my Nintendo switch while on the job.
Loved the night shift when i worked at a gas station. Luckily, my boss was just happy to have someone she trusted that actually wanted to do it.
I'm 29 now and have worked overnights since I was 19 full time. Sometimes 13 nights a week one night off to get tons of overtime. It definitely will mess with your head in other ways but there is a calming sense to it. And actually I've been living out of my car for over a year. With working night shift you can sleep during the day anywhere and not be hassled by police just find a shaded area you can even get certain AC units for your car like the zero breeze anyway. Best of luck to everybody out there. Keep on trucking keep On moving the only way
13 nights a week? -_-
@@IAMYORKY lol 13 nights in a row one night off so two nights of overtime plus another night overtime then night off and repeat. That's what nights does to ya math no good 😂
@@gunnarlindenmusic haha well it sounds like you've been working hard. I hope you get whatever it is you're working hard for soon and that you get to take life down a gear to enjoy the scenery
thank you and back at ya @@IAMYORKY keep Truckin' !😀👍
I have a job similar to this but in a laboratory and most of time I work by myself and I use the “slow” days to strategize my trading strategies… I make money for myself , while making money working a regular job.
Ah yea strategize your strategies.
focus on skills not investing - smart investors
A passive income is key good luck man
You put a lot of love into this vid man.
I appreciate that a lot.
Yearn for those quiet mid-west gas station vibes. Sounds peaceful
Man I love night shifts you can do whatever you want as long as you get the job done
This reminds me of a movie from back in the '90's in which they literally spend the WHOLE night out in front of a gas station talking to each other until the daylight starts peaking up and they eventually all go back home. I remember one part in which they were making fun of the Indian who was the cashier of the gas station as he told them to go home and they retorted by saying "go back to your slave job" he replied by saying he was in fact he was just working there to make ends meet until he gets his Engineering degree THEN he will be making the big money having his own pool, etc. and that they will still be in front of that said gas station still talking the nights away and doing nothing to change their lives. Does anybody remember that movie ?
I've never seen it but now I'm curious
@@domenicopiototaro6355 Its about this group of kids and that is ALL they do. Simply talk about their problems, beliefs, goals, aspirations, etc.. As people are coming and going throughout the night of this gas station they run into all sorts of people passing trough. It is busier during the early twilight hours but as the night goes on they run into drunks later on getting more alcohol and most importantly getting something to eat. It goes on until the brink of dawn and they simply just say goodbye to each other get in their own cars and go their own way.
@@10171981 I know it's obviously fictional but I hope the Indian dude achieved his dreams
Sounded like a Linklater movie, made me think of Slacker, but going through his filmology looks like it's en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SubUrbia_(film)
@@Luciferkragoth THANKS !!! That is the movie !!!
Used to work as a custodian at night just as people were leaving and I was cleaning a lot by my self.
You can listen to a lot of documentaries that way and really improve yourself. Plus after work when you get to drive home it’s mostly open roads then at the house it’s nice and quite.
SAME I was custodian for the last half a year and my shifts were usually like 5pm to 11pm so not that late but walking home in the empty roads is so nice
I honestly don’t know who prefers to have customers at the gas station. When I worked at one I loved every minute it was just me by myself.
I used to work night shifts at a local gas station of a small town, barely any customers. This helped me to self learn how to program. I think it was one of the most stressful periods in my life, but boy oh boy, the winter nights were so cozy
What did you use to teach yourself?
@@Joe-po9xn Udemy courses, internet articles, UA-cam videos. There are tons of free information regarding any subject
it's a slower decline
A better decline
Love that comment.
Holy shit this hits different.
I work in steel industry, and I love the night shifts. Everyone else hates them but for me its the best. Nothing beats walking around the steel mill at night when you have nothing else to do, doing real work while other people sleep or go on parties.
Bogdanoff: Pump it
Then a bunch of people suddenly goes to the store
Recently started working closing at a bar downtown, it's such a surreal yet peaceful experience walking home while it feels like you have the streets to yourself, this video does a hilarious and great job at capturing the spirit of that perfectly
Worked night shift at a hotel for more then a year . Worked on my mental health , read books . Honestly one of the best times for me to grow
I work third shift at a gas station, but in a growing city. I WISH my night shift was this boring instead of constantly having do deal with people in various states of inebriation from numerous substances, shady ass people who are looking to steal beer, and the people who come to me with strange problems that for some reason I have to solve for them.
Are you grateful for the experience?
Currently working a night shift in a hotel with around 175 rooms. The work is peaceful tonight as no weddings or parties. 4 hours left to do a few night patrols and get coffees for the chefs.
Most night workers iv met have always had a good sense of humour
I used to always take later shifts but we never had night shifts.
Still, those were the best times when you could just put on some music and relax while getting paid for it.
Is this paradise?
Bro ive been working in literally Shell now for like 5-6 months and i get to watch this video, what a coincidence jeez
The cartons of Newports in the background make this clip so legit...
I highly recommend people to try the night shift at least one week of their lives, it's just a different vibe, even better if you work in one of those "nothing happens here at night" places. I worked in an hotel doing maintenance and when the guy who worked the night shift quit they asked me to cover him for the rest of the week until they found someone else. It was so weird watching the hotel at midnight and even tho the security guy often had pretty busy nights I had almost nothing to do. So when you have a lot of free time and no one to talk to you start thinking the deep stuff and you figure some things out, I remember I spent most of those nights walking around the parking lot with calm music on the earphones thinking of things I could do better to change my life for good and giving a "clousure" to relationships and moments that weren't comming back. I found it pretty therapeutic, I never had the chance to clear my mind and be honest with myself because I never had time for nothing with my routine, but being "forced" to stay in a place and do nothing opened that door for me, and may open it for you too, either if it's a talk with yourself, learning a skill or doing something else, a temporary night shift can give you 8 hours a day to do it.
Boomer takes the “smoking at a gas station” to a whole new level
I used to work in a fuel station. It had a mini Subway inside and that was my gig, I used to work mid shift and from 5/6pm to 10 it would be completely dead. So this video was basically my life for about 8 years. We wasn't allowed to smoke inside so I used to pin open the back door with a mop and then I would sit on top of the car wash smoking Marlboro gold, watching the cars drive past on the road as the sky went through the oranges and pinks as the evening drew to a conclusion. In the backroom was a blind spot for the cameras so I used to take a few large cups from the Costa coffee machine and then sneak in vodka and whisky in a back pack and make a few whisky-cokes or just drink it neat, then I would put on my Johnny Cash, Marty Robbins, Merle Haggard and Waylon Jennings mix and just kick back and relax as much as you could expect a 20 yeard old with no hopes of a future could do. Occasionally I would help myself to coffee or go into the freezer and take ice cream and not pay. I thought to myself that I might as well take advantage of the situation as much as I could so that's what i did...smoke, drink and think as the world around me was stuck in a loop, in many ways, just as myself. Over the years there was 2 girls that I used to drool over, gorgeous hourglass figures and faces like angels and as they came and went I used to think about their lives. At times I often felt like Rod Taylor in the Time Machine looking at the mannequin in the shop window.
If any of you ever get a chance to find a quiet job, do it. There's a certain feeling to it that you won't find do anything else
That was beautiful
@@xerfxpec5154 It did have its moments of weird beauty.
Very poetic, thanks for sharing.
What do you do now?
@@Derpderpson123 I'm a truck driver on night shift. I drive from 10pm till 7-9am.
Was so peaceful during night shifts at my old lab. Walking out alone for a break, headphones in, empty parking lot on the mountain with snow capped research buildings all around, humming softly with a faint pulse of life within.
I just turned down a pretty good job because it was overnight. Don’t get me wrong I love staying up late. I usually go to sleep anywhere from 1-5am. But having to sleep from roughly 9/10am-6/7pm sounds horrible
It is. I worked nights for about 3 years. It seems cool at first, but then your social life slowly disappears, hard to get a gf . You are always up at 1am on your nights off with nothing to do and it gets really depressing after a while. I eventually quit and got a job that started at 7am for $2 less an hour and didn't mind it. Lesson for me was life is too short to sleep all day and just be home alone all night as the Years pass.
And for overtime shifts it ends at 11AM instead, so sleeping from after noon to 6-7pm is pretty bad...
@@roddywhittemore493 Thats why overnight jobs pay a lot more, because you are basically spending your life working for a company, wasting countless hours, and waking up at 6 pm to go stock shelves hastily for hours on end, but you get used to the sleeping all day part. If you have nothing to lose and just want peace and to be alone then overnight jobs are perfect for you.
depends on the job. My job is overnight but I work 3 12 hour shifts, so I have 4 days off to do w/e.
Also depends if it's part time or full time. I did night shifts where I worked for a pizza joint from 5pm-10pm (part time) and another part time job as a janitor from 6pm-9:30pm
I love working nights don't have to deal with people and there is no Traffic
i feel this as a security officer who works night shifts regularly, driving around in the security car at night with my lofi playlist on while no one is around.
Working the night shift is pretty calm but it's also like.... after a while you begin to feel really alienated from hardly seeing other people
love how the boss is just hanging out in an aisle with no shirt
I did night shift for a security job before it was awesome i loved how peaceful and quiet it was plus you don't have to deal with the heat of the day.
I would watch movie's and play video game's when i worked:)
I would work nights shifts as an operator in the oil fields. About as busy, but I'm dealing only with myself, and I'm naturally a night owl anyways.
I work night shifts stocking shelves at a supermarket 1, 2 or 3 times a week, with a group of outsourced workers who help me. The other days I work pretty short day shifts.
The night shifts are only from 6 PM to 00/01 AM (so they last 6 or 7 hours).
Best of both worlds. I don't work until dawn, I still get some Fridays or Saturdays to go out and socialize, because I alternate with a colleague, and we can exchange shifts if one of us has something important to do on a given day.
I feel good, I hope I'll be able to keep this job.
One nice part about the night shift is when you go back home by public transport and see all the tired, jaded faces of morning workers.
Those same workers are the ones using the ''I'm fine I'm just tired'' liner when asked how are they at work.
And to this day, I still don't know anybody who feels rested when working morning shifts.
The more I watch this the more I realize that I've been a doomer all my life.
I used to work night shifts for about a year. It was bittersweet man! I loved it and hated it at the same time. Loved it because I could do whatever I wanted to during the whole shift. I loved seeing nighttime transform into daytime. I also liked going to work in the middle of the night, it felt like I was going to the club even though I was going to work. But I HATED the fact that I was so tired and sleepy all the time. I also hated the fact that I started feeling jealous of people who didn't work night shifts. There were even days when I would shout, "Why me?" And I would be forced to sleep during the daytime which wasn't that great anyways.
I work at an industrial company night shift it’s great it’s so relaxed I can fuck around on my phone all night as long as my machine runs good parts are good and I don’t wake up tired anymore
i love finding these channels. it’s like finding a gem
I am sure Doomer was playing doom on his phone the whole shift.
This is exactly why I work graveyards.
Honestly when I worked the overnights at target for the holidays while the store was closed it was the best thing ever. No customers no rush and you leave before anyone even shows
I started a small landscape company and was on the verge pf growing bigger. 2 crews etc. I stopped and thought of my future. My one full time guy guy in some trouble and had to quit. Instead of another and more crews i made the decision to downsize. Got rid of clients and now have one worker that helps 2 days a week. Mostly alone. Me and my truck. Podcasts/music all day and no interaction. It can be hard work but i thank the heavens because i would die having to be around others all day. I solute every worker who does that. From food-retail and between. You guys and gals are the OGs and i appreciate your service!!
Night shift is fun for the first 8 months, then after that, you just cannot do it anymore. in my experience
I just left a job that was paying me to basically do nothing but kill time.. that's harder than actually working.
@@deadspeak1126 I spend half of my time at work killing time. It's painful on night shift. Chairs are too uncomfortable to sleep in.
I've been doing night shifts in a gas station for 4 years now. I am still happy.
@@BavarianHobbit How is it the work
@@Gyokan7 Pretty comfy! It is true, early and late shift don't do shit so we at the night shift have more stuff to do but a lot less customers, so it doesn't really get boring. Night shift workers as our gas station are basically "the elite". We know everything, can fix everything, improve stuff constantly because we have so much more time with lacking customers at night.
Usually we are 2 people per night shift, during holiday seasons 3-4. During winter sometimes we are doing solo night shifts because customers can be as far apart as 30 minutes. I once had 1.5 hours without any customer.
Exactly me.... Honestly I wear black hoodies with a grey beanie on accident all the time. I only ever work night shifts and it has actually saved my life.
I loove night shift man. I’ve worked nights for the past 7-8 years or so.
Why did I tear up watching that rain clip 💀 I need to quit customer service man
Where is BUGdanof to pump customers at the peaceful night?
Underrated 😂
“Bonjour? Ee close? Poomp eet”
“Can I help you?”
🧐 “Yes, I would like a bossy triple deluxe on a raft with light axle grease and a shimmy and a squeeze, burn it, make it swim…”
😱
@@Tempusverum
We serve food here sir.
the best shift is evenings. you work from 3-11pm, hit a bar after work, close the bar then go home and sleep it off, wake up at noon then go to work.
best schedule if you don't have kids and a family.
Yeah I work evenings and they are great
And here's me working night shifts, in a nightclub...
I worked night shift at Walmart stocking shelves, it's only tiring if day shift hasn't done a lot of work, but otherwise it's very relaxed straightforward and let's you zone out with your thoughts. Our manager were pretty lenient and elt everybody have wireless headphones if only one bud was in. I listened to the Count of Monte Cristo from cover to cover while working that job. Barely remember any of the shifts cause in my head I was swimming free from the Chateau D'if alongside Edmond Dantes. Best book I ever read and eventually gave me the motivation to quit that dead end job and pursue my dreams. I'm living outside the states now, making a living teaching guitar online. Gonna have to make a shift to something else soon. But got as short lived as it was I'm happy I took the risk and left the country when I could.
I guess I'm a real doomer, also the rain made it even better, everytime it rains i turn my music/video/show off and open my window, and lay on the sofa just so I can listen to the rain, bliss!
I've worked 5 nights a week since 2007. I've never met my current manager. It's amazing.
I work nights at a supermarket stacking shelves and my manager is always there and he's a fucking dick lol
@@NZCONES I'm sorry to hear that. I took a supervisor role in 2012, so I'm the highest grade allowed to work full-time nights. Keep your eyes open for a vacancy, and don't undersell your experience. Not many people can work nights, so if you can that makes you less replaceable imo.
I work night shift at FedEx, not really serene since most of our freight ships at night, but there’s nothing better than zipping to work down usually packed highways at 2:30am at 120mph. I see the sun rise every day and I leave work at noon, so if I have errands to run nowhere is crowded.
The two times I had night shift were during my time with the Army; both instances I was in charge of people. My first time was when I was in Afghanistan I was supervised gate guards. Hardly anyone coming and going thru the gates and the boss was asleep. I would let my guys take turns catching naps or just hanging out because there was nothing to do
My second time was for a training rotation at an aid station. Literally nothing going on except watch Netflix or UA-cam vids. Near the end of the shift we would clean and prep for the morning shift to arrive and I would pick up breakfast for everyone. Again, the boss would be asleep.
Man, I would love to be on a night shift again