My guy and I do 4 10s when we have the workload, and yeah, same deal. 3 day weekends are rad, but like hell if I have energy for anything after work on those other 4 days.
Some days I miss being a one-man show and being able to work just enough jobs to keep my bills paid and food on the table, but I wouldn’t be able to take on the more fun jobs by myself.
I believe it is mandatory for an aspiring officer to serve a certain length of time as a CO in a prison before they’re given a job interacting with the public on the street. This would explain why the most of them are all so neurotic, I would be too if I had to deal with violent offenders all day.
And money. They absolutely protect people with money.
They’ve been doing this since early March. My electrical supply costs just keep climbing.
What’s this about 4chan imploding?
Fair enough. Under such a system, would I be allowed to build my own home? Or in a state-issued home, would I be allowed to modify the home to suit my tastes? I ask because I’ve been in construction most of my life as an electrician, and my dream is to define a custom space that I’m not about to be yoinked out of on a whim, as i have with homes I’ve rented. I enjoy my rural lifestyle, and all I want is an acre to do whatever I want on, raise some livestock, and to be left alone.
This is pretty much everything I’ve been putting my effort towards in the last 15 years. I’m tired of dealing with what’s available and just want to build. Nothing gaudy or ostentatious, mind you, but a simple and comfortable house for my family. I can do damn near all the work myself, but the costs just keep jumping ahead of what I can presently afford at every step.
So basically I don’t get to choose my home, a bureaucrat chooses it for me?
How in your view would housing work in lieu of private property? Not trying to troll, genuinely curious on this viewpoint.
That would be a net benefit for society.
Apparently, because that miniscule amount of wee that might get on the inside of one’s shorts is that nastiest, worse than the poo particles that get trapped in the same region when someone farts.
Shit ice goes for $5-6 a bag here, that’d be a heck of a deal.
Yup, I never tied my hair back growing up. Now that on my last hurrah with it as it’s falling out, I tend to tie it back more often than not when I’m working.
And the pope makes the two point conversion!
Do you even American bro?!
Cries in eagles
Wouldn’t be surprising at this point.
The food so nice, they named it twice. I friggin love couscous.
Um, that’s why guys shake it a bit before stowing it, hence the “if you shake it more than three times you’re playing with it.” I can honestly say I don’t dribble all over my undies cause I make sure it’s empty, kinda like a fuel pump nozzle. And any guy with half a brainstem has figured out how to find the right angle to not back spray themselves (hint: most urinal manufacturers put a small graphic low in the bowl as a kind of target to minimize back spray, knowing guys like to aim their stream at things).
Good luck getting guys to sit on the toilet to pee. Aside from it being a faux pas for whatever stupid reason, it’s generally a waste of time when we can walk up to either a urinal or toilet, unzip and whiz, zip up, wash, and go. Most guys have managed to make it an efficient and clean process for a very long time and that isn’t going to change anytime soon. Sorry, but this is pretty silly.
Why exactly are wall potties disgusting? If anything it helps prevent lazy douchebags from pissing all over the toilet seats.
Not necessarily, but in my experience with my friends’ kids, the ones that are the most maladjusted are the ones with their faces buried in their phones all the time, and these are the same kids that were raised on iPads and YouTube all day. It’s one thing to have an hour or two of screen time in a day, but the parents that don’t limit it have the kids with the most behavioral problems.
Electrician here as well, running a shop comes with its own set of shenanigans that I sometimes daydream about just working for someone. But then I remember the flexibility I have that wouldn’t be a thing otherwise.