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How can you keep bored throughout the dark hours of night? security guards at the underground facility

These are tough times. The new world of the gig economy is not as simple to navigate for me. I used to do very well before pandemic hit, and in addition to my regular job as a dental assistant I was required to take the night-time security job in a local machine production plant close to my home. Most of it is controlled by computers. There are employees in the daytime but I am the only one and 2 engineers on night time crew. I have an emergency phone number to call in the event of an accident, or when machinery stops functioning. I call engineers and/or outside for engineers. I do nothing. They're making no money in this regard. So night guard is really an unimportant switchboard operator.

It's peaceful and quiet and I find it pleasant. It's peaceful. I have a hard time sleeping at night due to too much gas release and this isn't an issue. It's boring to spend the night and try new things to help it go by faster. For instance, in the last 2 weeks, I've been working on an Tik Tok dance. It's not too difficult but it's a challenge to replicate it. The dance was taught to me by a younger Tik Tok sister, which is why it's difficult. I'm not sure what to refer to this stuff as. I'm old enough.

Recently, I've tried a variety of video tutorials for fixing cars. Even though I don't have a way to directly apply them to my vehicle, it's entertaining to see other people's cars become unstoppable. DIY videos are usually instructive and simple to follow. Another issue occurred. Then or later, internet stopped functioning on my phone, which meant I could not watch any videos or perform any other useful activity at all, because as we've seen, nowadays everything is dependent on internet or even the speedy and simple "do it yourself" videos.... And so I found a wonderful solution: preparation.. I was able to download Youtube videos and place them on my smartphone. I was able to view diy videos when the internet was down. It doesn't matter which site you stream from, where you store them on your mobile or whether you download the video in your home, then access it on your phone to stream it offline when there's no internet connection. It's as easy as DVR to your online video.

Talking of TV, I discovered how to download the latest episodes, or even movies, directly onto my personal computer. I began bringing my laptop into work since it has a larger screen and better speakers, so it's much better to stream TV shows there. I joined HULU as well as Netflix. They permit both to download their app. After a few minutes dependent on the length of the program, the quality options, and other factors the show will be downloaded to the device. This will make it accessible at any time, from anywhere, even without internet access. I even now watch TV on my train ride to work. It's just 15 minutes long, but it allows me to catch up on one of the episodes I've fallen asleep to last night.


There are a variety of interesting or educational materials I can pick up at home, and then bring with me to work to help make time fly by quicker. YouTube's webinars that cover different ways for self-improvement are excellent. But I find it difficult to follow along with the concepts they discuss in a single hour of video. keep vid This is what I mean. You'll understand the concept.

My son goes working with me. There are days when my wife is working night shifts, and it is difficult for us to remain at home with our son. So I take him along and put him on the computer screens and he goes to sleep in no time. When he awakes, I hand him my laptop and some of the music videos that I downloaded. He is happy and I'm also happy to do my own thing on my phone. Making our own choices is how we work better together. He does seem to enjoy being with me. Perhaps he's tired of staying up all night.

Here's my website: https://keepvid.wtf