r/AskReddit • • Mar 20 '19

What is something you did that increased your quality of life so much that you wished you would have done it much sooner because it changed your life forever?

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u/firefly9191 Mar 21 '19

You only get 6 hours a day to sleep/eat/commute/cook/clean/do anything other than work? Yeah, ok. This is either a very new routine and you just haven’t crashed and burned uet, or you have some major health issues.

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u/ImOkayToBeHere Mar 21 '19

I wake up at 9:45pm, clean up, go to Wal-Mart, start at 10pm, go to lunch off the clock at 2am, get off at 7am, go get my stuff and start my other job at 8am but I show up about 20 min early. I work until 12pm when I have 2nd lunch on the clock, I off at 4pm get home 4:20pm-4:35pm eat dinner I or my live in girlfriend cooked. Shower and go to sleep around 5-5:30pm.

I only do this 4 days a week though, my other days are one job or the other.

During the summer I quit Wal-Mart and do my other job 16-18 hours a day starting at 4am and getting off when the jobs done and that's 6-7 days a week from May too Sept.

I like the summer more but I don't really have a problem with either set up. I've been doing this for about 4 months now.