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How to keep boredom away in the long hours of night security guard in underground facility

The times are challenging. It's difficult to navigate the current gig economy. Prior to the pandemic I was doing extremely well. I was also employed as a dental assistant. I am now required to fill a night-time security job at an adjacent machine production plant. Most of the work is controlled by computers. There are employees during the day however, there are only me and 2 engineers on night time crew. I've got an emergency phone number I can call in case there's an issue or machinery stops. I then contact engineers or outside line for additional engineers. I'm not doing much. There's no way they can make anything worth mentioning here. Guards at night are an unofficial switchboard attendant.
It's peaceful and I actually enjoy it. It's quiet. I'm quite a spooky slumberer. I often wake up from too much gas release at night. However, here I'm thriving. The nights can be quite boring, so I try new things to help them go by more quickly. I've spent the last two weeks perfecting a routine I watched on Tik Tok. It's easy, but it's hard for me to recreate the dance. The dance was invented by a young girl on Tik Tok. I'm old and don't know how I can describe this stuff.
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Recently I've been trying different car fixing videos. While I'm not sure what to do to apply these methods to my vehicle immediately I do enjoy watching people fixing their vehicles. DIY videos are very instructive and simple to follow. It was at this point that I realized there was a problem. My phone would cease working and I was unable play any video or do other tasks. I discovered how to download Youtube videos onto my phone. And, when the internet was off for hours, I was able to easily watch DIY videos directly from my smartphone. It doesn't matter what site you are streaming from, or how you put them on your phone or whether you download them in your home and then use your phone to stream it offline if there is no internet access. It's as simple as DVR for your online videos and not only TV shows.
In the spirit of TV I've found a way you can download new episodes or films straight to your laptop. My laptop is better than my phone and the speakers I carry it with me when I go to work. I signed up with HULU as well as Netflix. They allow you both to download their apps. After a few minutes according to the duration of the program, the quality choices, and other aspects, the video will be downloaded to the device. This will allow it to be accessible at any time, from anywhere even without internet. The show is only 15 minutes long but allows me to catch up with the last episode I missed on the train ride to work.
I also have a variety of educative or simply fascinating materials that I can grab at home in order to shorten the process. YouTube's webinars that cover different ways of self-improvement are fantastic. However I find it difficult to understand the concepts that they cover in just a few minutes. You'll be able to understand what I'm talking about. You know what I'm talking about?

Sometimes, I take my son to work. My wife's shift at night is too late, so it's difficult for me to remain at home with my child. Therefore, I take him with me and put him right by the computer screens that I watch. He is asleep in a matter of minutes. When he awakes and I hand him my laptop, along with a couple of newly downloaded music videos. And as he's watching those amazing young artists doing their crazy things on screens He is content, I am happy to continue doing my own things via the phone.. It's how we can work better by doing what we like.. But he seems to like joining me on my adventures, perhaps due to the fact that he is up most of the night, isn't it the kind of thing kids would like to do?


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