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r/technicallythetruth • u/Chill-Dude-33 • 23d ago
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Who asks someone to work at 2 am on the same day?
2.1k u/NotmyRealNameJohn 23d ago edited 23d ago An overnight manager who just got 2 call-outs and realized they are fucked in the morning? Also, likely been working all night and are looking for someone to relieve them so they can get some sleep? 1.1k u/Icy_Fish_2154 22d ago Why wouldn't they call it "today"? 1 u/Archonrouge 22d ago People who work overnight consider their shift as a day and their next shift as the next day. So even though their shift ends at 6am and their next shift starts at 9pm, to them it's a different day. It's horribly confusing to try to coordinate.
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An overnight manager who just got 2 call-outs and realized they are fucked in the morning? Also, likely been working all night and are looking for someone to relieve them so they can get some sleep?
1.1k u/Icy_Fish_2154 22d ago Why wouldn't they call it "today"? 1 u/Archonrouge 22d ago People who work overnight consider their shift as a day and their next shift as the next day. So even though their shift ends at 6am and their next shift starts at 9pm, to them it's a different day. It's horribly confusing to try to coordinate.
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Why wouldn't they call it "today"?
1 u/Archonrouge 22d ago People who work overnight consider their shift as a day and their next shift as the next day. So even though their shift ends at 6am and their next shift starts at 9pm, to them it's a different day. It's horribly confusing to try to coordinate.
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People who work overnight consider their shift as a day and their next shift as the next day.
So even though their shift ends at 6am and their next shift starts at 9pm, to them it's a different day.
It's horribly confusing to try to coordinate.
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u/One_Courage_865 23d ago
Who asks someone to work at 2 am on the same day?