I have worked shift work in the past and really enjoyed it, though it can be hard on the body at times.
I know exactly what you mean.  I worked at UPS loading trucks for hours.  The place was running 24/7, even on Holidays.  Where did you work?
Wow, that would be busy! And to go 24/7 especially on the Holidays can be tough. I worked at plant called SuperHeat, worked in the office providing information to the techs calling in from around the world, around the clock.
I bet that was tough.  Do you have a lot of technical experience.  I don't, that's why I was busting my bottom to become a truck driver.
I don't either, mostly Administrative background so worked in the control room. It can be hard getting ahead at those kinds of jobs, one step at a time up the ladder.
Yeah, that's the way it is these days.  I got started in it because of the way it was portrayed in the 1950's movies as a life of freedom on the open road...Unfortunately, real life is a little different.  Haha.
Haha that does sound great though, it is a lot harder in the real world. But an open and free job like that sounds great, if only there were more opportunities like that.
factor for some health problems in some individuals, as disruption to circadian rhythms may increase the probability of developing cardiovascular disease, cognitive impairment, diabetes, and obesity, among other conditions. Shift work can also contribute to strain in marital, family, and personal relationships. A marriage where one partner works an irregular shift is six times more likely to end in divorce than a marriage where both partners work days.
Health effects.
Shift work increases the risk for the development of many disorders. Shift work sleep disorder is
it blew my mind because we worked really hard on this record and we wanted people to love it and we wanted it to do well," Erna says. "But we had no idea that it would be the Number One album in the country and it's very gratifying to know that you're rewarded at times for the hard work you do."
The song "I Fucking Hate You" appeared in the T.V. spots for the movie "", albeit an instrumental version.
Reception.
The album