You can't sleep with them because you have to work while they sleep and they work when you sleep if it's 12 on 12 off
austin
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Ooops, I was only thinking about my own personal circumstances as a young adult who is single and new to full time employment.
Judging a person based on the group they are part of should not be encouraged, no. As generations change, perceptions change.
I don't care because there's no real difference between 8h and 10h. Your whole day is basically gone either way. I don't care if I'm working 8h or 12h. That extra 4 hours doesn't make a difference. I'd rather have full days to set personal life goals and enjoy life than have to squeeze it in after work.
If you don't mind me asking what industry? Sounds like security?
It would be cool seeing the same guy at the start and end of the day for 4 days straight, and them seeing you. The overlap from arriving a few minutes early would make for an interesting comradery.
I'd work 2x 12 hour days and 1x 14 hour day. Heck, I'd work 2x 19 hour days. Or work 38 hours straight in one shift?
Why do you need a stick? You aren’t 78 years old I just free run trails.
This post is not going to express my support for or against the LGBT, for it is quite nuanced. However, I will offer my theory on why this lack of openly gay players exists.
First of all: AFL players aren’t just put into a team. They have to go through years of training before they start professionally playing, in smaller, more local teams. While many gay players might enjoy the sport, many would be deterred from the sport because the training they do before becoming professional has a culture that make jokes about LGBT people, which can be commonly perceived as threatening to their identity.
The truly gay men that do make it through fear loss of respect or sponsorships in a career that they throughly enjoy. They fear losing sporting progress. There always will be those who actively dislike the LGBT, as well as people who deeply support them. This brings about uncertainty.
To conclude, as the world shifts to a more diverse and inclusive society, we are likely to see an increase of openly gay players in sports.
it is 10 kmh it won't make a difference. I'm sure we'd see no more accidents than we do now if we made all 60 roads 80 instead.
At a time I was working in a certain resteraunt, I was in the drive thru and a woman did laps of the drive though asking me how to make an account in the app, and then EVERY. STEP. OF. THE. DAMN. ORDERING. PROCESS. she did a lap of the drive through because she was puzzled and had no idea how to place an order. I suggested we could help her at the front counter but she insisted that she was in a hurry and the app was stupid. In the end, it was just a couple of simple menu items, that I could have added to the order manually within seconds. Some people...
I can't. I'm in the airport waiting for a plane.
That... is silly. Things need to move.
So you expect us to live in a virtual pod with a treadmill and grow all of our own food? And collect rainwater?
Edit: I’m not saying we shouldn’t reduce our need for freight. Growing food in your backyard (half of my yard is good production) reduces the need for freight emissions. And I cycle to work. But drive or fly on holidays, I wish we had a more reliable train network.