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  Same here. Then I sleep in on weekends and my sleep schedule is fucked by Monday
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  You would have to go to bed at 8 and wake up at 4am for midnight to be truly the middle >
  
  I work in a factory so you got the times perfect for me >
  
  All of society collapsing if factories had three shifts a day instead of two >
  
  Lots of factories have three shifts >
  
  11pm-7am, 7am-3pm, 3pm-11pm >
  
  hey that sounds like 7-Eleven. >
  
  It's actually called 7 Eleven cause it's open 7 hours a day, 11 days a week. >
  
  I know you're being facetious, but the real reason is that they were open from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., which was a big deal at one point. >
  
  Man, that's only 4 hours! Such a tight window to get there in time. >
  
  You should normally use doors to get in there though >
  
  And why, at 3AM, does it feel like I can stay up all night, but just before dawn I get extra tired? >
  
  I suffer from this, too! And at 33 i still haven’t learned to go to bed at a sensible time! >
  
  I literally can't do it. No matter what time I wake up in the morning (it's usually early), I'm never in bed before midnight. I've tried. I just can't get my body to go to sleep before a certain time. It's honestly debilitating. During the work week I'll only get 5-6 hours of sleep most nights because I just cannot fall asleep until it's later at night