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How do I resign from the nightcrew?

Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: aplefka
Get a more tiring job or a girlfriend. Or both.
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No form I have to fill out? Does it require notice?
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I don't believe I was ever officially a member. All I know is I went from posting nonstop every day/night to not even visiting for weeks at a time. I didn't fill out a form though I felt a void for about the first month.
 
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Define "real life". I have a "real job", but I usually don't go to bed until midnight or 1 AM...
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That's why I said get a more tiring job and not a real job. I think Shaq has a real job, but I'm pretty sure he's gonna be relaxing for the next couple months without a care in the world relating to work.

Minus five to the person who said get a real job.
 
Originally posted by: aplefka
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Define "real life". I have a "real job", but I usually don't go to bed until midnight or 1 AM...
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That's why I said get a more tiring job and not a real job. I think Shaq has a real job, but I'm pretty sure he's gonna be relaxing for the next couple months without a care in the world relating to work.

Minus five to the person who said get a real job.
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Why on earth would anyone want a more tiring job than what they already have? 😕

That said, my issue is more of a person thing. I struggle to stay awake during the day, even after I've consistently gotten 10+ hours of sleep per night, for a couple of weeks. I just find it extremely hard to stay awake when the sun is up.

At night, when I should be sleeping, I'm wide awake. I could be awake for days, and would still have no problem being awake in the middle of the night, for no reason whatsoever.
 
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Originally posted by: aplefka
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Define "real life". I have a "real job", but I usually don't go to bed until midnight or 1 AM...
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That's why I said get a more tiring job and not a real job. I think Shaq has a real job, but I'm pretty sure he's gonna be relaxing for the next couple months without a care in the world relating to work.

Minus five to the person who said get a real job.
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Why on earth would anyone want a more tiring job than what they already have? 😕

That said, my issue is more of a person thing. I struggle to stay awake during the day, even after I've consistently gotten 10+ hours of sleep per night, for a couple of weeks. I just find it extremely hard to stay awake when the sun is up.

At night, when I should be sleeping, I'm wide awake. I could be awake for days, and would still have no problem being awake in the middle of the night, for no reason whatsoever.
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Well, apparently the OP wants out of the night crew. Having a more tiring job would enable him to do this via requiring more sleep at night. I'm tired no matter how much I sleep no matter what I'm doing. There's only about a 3-5 hour period of time each day where I'm not feeling somewhat tired.
 
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