Morning Challenge
I like to think of myself as a morning person. I never needed too much caffeine to get me going. I think I just might be the only person at work who doesn't drink 2 cups of coffee before a morning shift...most of the time.
It mostly depends on the weather. If it's cold outside, meaning the time period between October and May, it'll take me a little longer to get going. When I was younger, my Mom would have to rip the sheets off my bed to make me get ready for school. Being in a warm bed on a day that's cold and rainy nearly drives me to call in sick. it's easier in the summer because I can look forward to work, where the temperature hovers somewhere between a meat locker, and the middle of the sahara. Depends on how much that guys in Maintenance are getting paid.
The rest of my morning depends on the shift. If I dont get puked on, spit at, or bit, I call it a good day. I used to put getting squirted with blood on that list, but I came to realize that it's just another perk in this job. I try to make it a point to come in early, especially when Weaver decides to take a shift downstairs. The first (and last, I might add) time I was late, she put me on scut duty for the whole shift. I've always tried staying on her good side, just not the same way Morris does these days.
It mostly depends on the weather. If it's cold outside, meaning the time period between October and May, it'll take me a little longer to get going. When I was younger, my Mom would have to rip the sheets off my bed to make me get ready for school. Being in a warm bed on a day that's cold and rainy nearly drives me to call in sick. it's easier in the summer because I can look forward to work, where the temperature hovers somewhere between a meat locker, and the middle of the sahara. Depends on how much that guys in Maintenance are getting paid.
The rest of my morning depends on the shift. If I dont get puked on, spit at, or bit, I call it a good day. I used to put getting squirted with blood on that list, but I came to realize that it's just another perk in this job. I try to make it a point to come in early, especially when Weaver decides to take a shift downstairs. The first (and last, I might add) time I was late, she put me on scut duty for the whole shift. I've always tried staying on her good side, just not the same way Morris does these days.