Most real thing, of course I've been on the other side as night shift and when didn't have time to prep their stuff, which wasn't our job they complained, needless to say that didn't go over well for them
There is nothing more painfully true than a morning shifter (used to twiddling thumbs with nine more employees than the store can even use) seeing *first-hand* how understaffed and overworked night shift is, then still being genuinely furious that some tasks are left undone at the end of the night.
I work retail and moring shift people like I start at 4am. We handle the truck comes In and we try to level key word try to level everything cuase 7 am the doors open. Some people come in afternoon to do there ailes then night shift people come in and they only have to level stuff that's it. Sadly they don't do a good job and us moring people have to pay for that so I felt the whole Bastard thing. I work HBC so much makek up and tiny stuff to work with.
That’s so freaking true man. I’ve not had this with morning shifts but people working in the weekends. I leave my work nice and organized on friday and then see EVERYTHING mixed up on monday because of that “oh they’ll fix it monday” mentality 😭
Sometimes you just lock up a minute or two early, even. People think coming in at 2 minutes before closing means they “made it” and celebrate by shopping for an hour
@@Jojomojo66 For real. It’s like they think the concept of closing is just to spite them, and not because employees kind of need to go home at some point
fr, like we close at 10 and people really will come in THREE MINUTES before closing and have some of us not getting home until like 11 because drawers still need counted after closing lol
I have had many people try to unlock our store door at 11 pm. Like forcibly push it open. They assume it’s open for them to shop anytime. They even bang and ask for staff to service them. people are fucking ridiculous. (these are not addicts. these are selfish entitled people)
@death32815 them places are worse I got hurtvin an unsafe factory. My mother got fired for reporting someone showing revenge porn in the work place and let me go quietly after an injury. Factory work can be easy but fucking awful on your body. Never again 😬
@@alexstiger3350 I worked Walmart for 3 years. I did the closing night before black Friday, and opening black Friday. I'm Canadian so it wasn't horrible, but still. Got yelled at again. By a 4'10 manager who isn't even part of my department.. because I was 5 minutes late and I brought in a coffee, at 5 AM.... fuck Wal-Mart and their weird managerial rules. Got her back though. The entire store standards department mass quit on the same day. They were without a store standards department for 6 months.
Sadly this is morning/day shift only. Evening and nights do NOT get to leave till shits done. So even though the stores closed at like 9 you don't leave till midnight.
@@stock_movie1875I'm glad at my gas station, if I can't do stuff, I just tell the next shift, cause that's 3rd and there's nearly nothing to do lol but man, I still try to do everything I can and it sucksss. The pain in my back and joints has never been this bad before now
@@stock_movie1875 I WISH I worked at a store like that. At my store, the night shift just shoves all the unfinished stuff in the backroom and leaves a huge mess for us morning shift people to clean and sort out. Unfortunately, I'm actually the one there first so it's just me having to get it all ready for myself AND the other morning shift people 😅It's honestly like they just stop working and leave 😭😭
@@lovelysakurapetalsyt 3rd shift is busier than you think. people slam them with booze sales till the last hour you can sell it then you get homeless that basically wait for you to be distracted so they can steal.
The “What do you mean there’s only 3 people?!” is so real. Management never works nights so they, like everyone else, assume it _must_ be empty and slow at night! Surely you just need 3 people! Sure 🤦
For me, 7 to 9 is constant people. I just finished a 6 am to 12 pm, and it was one of the slowest register days I've seen. I actually got something else done.
What's funny is that our current store manager has an opposite problem. He never works Sundays so he has no clue what actually happens then. He assumes Sundays are busy as hell in our section when in reality it's one of the slowest days. He's moved shifts around to put more people on Sundays, which leaves some days that actually need more help shorthanded.
Working at a Walmart Supercenter, the person in charge of schedules decided to only schedule 2 cart pushers for the entire day and they both started at 4:30 *PM*
I'm sorry to break it you, but they know it's busy. They just don't care. They just need their shift overstaffed so they can do as little work as possible. As far as evening shift goes, Out of sight out of mind
@@389Miku kinda have to. We’re the busiest store in the area for miles around. If we didn’t have dedicated closing cashiers this store would die real fast.
@@MistahJay7 For real, I won't sleep until around that timeframe. This is what it has turned into ever since I started working in the evening shift every day of the week.
I am one of those weirdos who get up at like 8-9 and do all the stuff people do when they get off from work (that you can do without leaving the house), so I clean and cook and read and watch tv... And after work I come home and try to go to sleep at midnight bc my brain wants to wake up at 8-9 so if I stay up, I will just sleep less😂 But I really don't want to work the morning shift bc I need that time in the morning to drink tea and just not be around people 😅
Bus driver going from night shift to suddenly having to wake up at 3am after one day off and only having like 4 hours of sleep prior because circadian ahh rhythms be like 6am: I’m fine 11am: I feel like I might accidentally kill several people any moment now.
"What do you mean theres only 3 of us that cant be possible" 😭🤣 bro that shit is so real both retail jobs i had ALWAYS had evening shift understaffed lmao
Accurate Minus the leave it for the morning shift, normally they leave stuff for us, if we left stuff we'd get yelled at, but if they leave us stuff nothing gets done about it, we just have to suck it up and do their work lol
Yup! Used to work for a coffee place that would only staff 2 people for close, but 4 for open. God forbid we didn't polish the counters til you could eat off of them or restock the front. Our registers and pay terminals didn't communicate, so you had to reconcile the two on an Excel sheet. Any shipping orders had to be logged there, too. Cash had to be manually counted and input to a different system. Managers (me) had to record the sales of the day. We had six registers for selling coffee machines and grounds, a "tasting bar" in the back, and the actual coffee counter to handle in the front. Plus, we had to do the dishes the employees stacked up and clean out the fridge every few days. We had to restock the back, clean it to our managers satisfaction, and recover the front. Morning team had to open one register for the sales floor and the one for the coffee bar. If we were handing out iced coffee samples, they would prep those. They had four people to do a handful of tasks. We had two people to do dozens, with customers who would eat into our hour we had to close. Morning team was always on our ass about how badly we left the store.
"because if openers start off behind, we'll be behind all day" I get so annoyed at this response when I worked mornings and it WAS slow, there was MORE staff and they were just standing around chatting with the manager 🙄 they had the time to get caught up.
@mom.left.me.at.michaels9951 this so much - mornings had more team member but next to no customers for the first 2/3 hours and then only sporadic regulars. Evenings were left with the work the morning didn't do, ambient deliveries (where I was anyway) and the vast majority of the customers!!
Worst day of work I ever had was thanksgiving at a grocery store and we even closed early. Six straight hours of pure insanity. It got to the point one of the managers stood in the turn in to the store to tell people to go away while another held the front door shut and we funneled customers out the side. I swear suburban moms turn rabid when thanksgiving dinner is involved its unbelievable.
I can envision this so clearly. This kind of insanity is why my family buys all of our stuff days/weeks in advance, depending on the item in question. Obviously some things you have to buy closer to the day of, but it's a lot less hectic (and parking way easier!) to do it earlier. I think the only thing we've ever really had to do day of/before was picking up a reserved Honeybaked ham/turkey and that's just because that's sort of how it works.
As someone currently working evenings in retail, this is entirely accurate... I am actively trying to find a new job as I comment this so I don't feel like killing myself, because not only do I deal with all of that, but my team also actively gets treated like shit by all of the other staff and the HR lady is so lazy I'm surprised the store hasn't been sued for labor violations.
I love my morning shift. But I won't lie I'm mostly fueled by a lot of coffee. Plus I'm done by 3. I did rotating shifts for a year and it was hell partly as I had no set shift so my rota changed week to week and I couldn't plan anything. (AHH the perks of being the only one who didn't have to deal with childcare). Give a set week of 6 am starts and I'm much happier
Night is worse mostly just because there are less people. Will have 5 people during the day but then only 2 at night but the workload is the same or near the same for both shifts
@@DeathnoteBBI wish I could man. I work evenings, but it depends on the day what evening even means. Sometimes it's 3pm that's evening, sometimes it's 4pm, sometimes 5pm, sometimes 6pm. I can't get consistent sleep
Completely opposite for me. I was the night shift guy. Had to get there around five and left at eleven. I got put on a morning shift and it was ROUGH. I salute you morning shift workers
I have done both, been an opener & a closer. The parts of running to lock doors/turn off lights & "SO YOU'RE THE BASTARD" really felt that in my spirit. 😂
❤ the chaps working at night. Thanks. We loved going at night (in London). Even though it usually meant stepping over all the shelf packing that takes place.
YES!😂😂😂 I will say having an evening shift, then the next day you have a morning shift is so hard for me. I have practically no time to cook anything for dinner, not time to clean up or watch TV, I have to be in bed by the time I get home, or else I might not get up in time for the next morning shift. I really hate it😢😅
Oh my gosh so accurate! I used to be an evening shift worker, and yes, those morning bird always just recklessly flew away when the real WORK and RUSH was coming!!! Oh yes, these were only three or two of us and you're a shift manager who is trying to do EVERYTHING really everything for the whole supermarket!!!
I felt the "So you're the Bast@rd!!?" Deep deep in my soul. I've had to do opening shift, right after a closing shift, and the morning crew wondered why everything was so clean and organized... Most of the night/closers haven't a clue how chaotic it is to get everything ready in time, and leave 20+ of their cleaning duties for the morning shift to finish...
Yeah the "No way people actually go shopping at this time" is a thought I have every night I work but yeah people without jobs will still wait till 9 or 10 at night to buy groceries for whatever insane reason that I'll never understand
I hate evening shifts, I feel like I can't start any tasks before work. But I love to close because I can tell people they can't come in and i can listen to my own music cleaning
The amount of times my manager had to lock the door cuz people can't read a fuckin paper on the door with the time we close. And the one's that read it, ignored it. I shet you not I had a lady asking why can't we stay a little longer so she can buy some stuff and I asked her if she's ok staying longer at her work for other people. The audacity. I've had another lady write a complaint because the OWNER didn't say good morning to her
I hated evening shift and always heard complaining from morning shift before they left. They lost my sympathy after I worked some morning shifts. Customers in a good mood, everything in place from evening shift, and you get your shift out of the way early.
The "what do they do all day" is real. I'm always in work mode on my work days so it never feels like I can do anything in the day when I'm doing an evening shift cause I keep thinking about needing to be ready for work, lol
"So youre the bastard" Man i feel ya, i work like that sometimes, and after working countless amount of morning and afternoon shifts, its only to blame on people
"You'd think working the Evening Shift you'd all get some sleep." We WOULD, but society has decided EVERYONE SHOULD BE AWAKE AND ACTIVE WHEN THE SUN IS OUT. "Get up and do something, it's one in the afternoon." Okay, I'll wake you up when it's time for ME to go to work...at TEN AT NIGHT.
"What do you mean there's only three people here!?" 😭 it's so true. Sometimes I only have one self checkout person and one register when people call off. 2 reg and 1 sc is barely enough. And no one's in grocery to come help. 😢
That whole “so leave it for the morning shift” cuts both ways. You know you left some stuff undone cuz you knew there was an evening worker coming in, all fresh and ready.
I love being the manager now and doing both every single week. If i ever ask one of the usual day or evening people to do one day different, they're always shocked. I love it when we all understand both halves of the fight
This one was way more enjoyable than the evening shift work at morning shift but my favorite part is when they are like there's no way there's going to be that many people shopping here at this time lol then the crazy rushing face lol
Ok Yall mornin peeps cant be serious, you leave everything unfinished and then get mad if we leave even a single scanner cord out of place, you seen how crazy and understaffed nights are, have a little compassion
Long term night shifter, first and foremost NEVER swap, night shift is not geared to work days on a drop of a hat, days arent geared for nights. If theyre swapping you you need a weekend to shift your schedule, and i wanna be clear it IS a schedule shift. The 6am wake up you described is indeed a thing, night shifters do it too tho your time may vary based on when you go to work. For a long time id be wide awake at 10/11pm cause thats when i woke up to go to work Anyways, night shift has two flavors, and its entirely based on how you handle your off work time, some guys would come home at 6 or 7 and go straight to bed. Black out blinds, blackout curtains, hell i knew one guy who made wooden shutters from plywood hed draw in the morning to ensure TOTAL darkness when he went home. These folks usually wake up in the evening, theyre up for a few hours, go to work, and repeat. The other variant is what i did. Wed get off work at 6, be up till a pre determined time like say 4 or 5 in the evening, youd go to bed, and then based on when your shift started you woke up, went to work and treated it just like a normal 9 to 5 just the clock is inverted. The problem is, to do this right, you need time to change your internal clock. Day shifters are USED to early mornings and usually relatively early evenings. Night shift is used to late mornings and late evenings. Most long term night shift i know keep their work schedule over the weekend too, so they may be awake, 5, 6, 7 am but youre in bed by 8 PM to get ready for a normal Monday. The problem though is this means getting them up in the morning is usually a fucking fight and a half, cause theyre so geared to be asleep around that time or its their "casual time" theyre almost always super laid back on schedules often running late or hell just rejecting plans cause their body is tired, and some wont even make plans if you wanna be awake in the day past a certain time. I know personally coming off nights into days i legit burned like a motherfucker my first month on days, like lobster red cause i hadnt been awake through the height of the day in over 4 years. When people joke night and day shift are too totally different worlds, its less a joke and more just twisted humor, because it truly is a very different world
Best part of night shift, relaxing on the way home while everyone else is rushing to get to work. Ahhh. Watching the sun rise while you have no time limit on enjoying it. Delicious!
As someone who once worked at retail store morning shift and one night shift throughout the week this is..... ACCURATELY true lol 😂 great content my friend by the way I'll be subscribing now!
Amy time morning shift complains about anything that got left i start asking about all the stuff they leave for me to clean from their shift and they stop talking pretty quick
As an Aldi worker that does both mornings and nights (and did most of his first few years on nights cuz he hated mornings so much but eventually went back to doing a mix because he ended up hating closes so much) this is so damn accurate
“SO YOU’RE THE BASTARD” 😂😂😂 I love these videos man
The only good thing about clopening, is that at least you're the bastard ;)
That lightbulb moment would have been therapeutic.
Most real thing, of course I've been on the other side as night shift and when didn't have time to prep their stuff, which wasn't our job they complained, needless to say that didn't go over well for them
I work mornings at a restaurant and that’s what it feels like every day
Nah never once have I seen a place that lets you leave stuff for opening. But opening always left extra for closeers to deal with.
"SO YOU'RE THE BASTARD" came straight from his soul lmao
There is nothing more painfully true than a morning shifter (used to twiddling thumbs with nine more employees than the store can even use) seeing *first-hand* how understaffed and overworked night shift is, then still being genuinely furious that some tasks are left undone at the end of the night.
@@ivaldi13have u ever worked a morning shift?
@@ATHOS_of_INDEX Yes, and I've worked night shifts that bled into morning shifts.
I work retail and moring shift people like I start at 4am. We handle the truck comes In and we try to level key word try to level everything cuase 7 am the doors open. Some people come in afternoon to do there ailes then night shift people come in and they only have to level stuff that's it. Sadly they don't do a good job and us moring people have to pay for that so I felt the whole Bastard thing. I work HBC so much makek up and tiny stuff to work with.
That’s so freaking true man. I’ve not had this with morning shifts but people working in the weekends. I leave my work nice and organized on friday and then see EVERYTHING mixed up on monday because of that “oh they’ll fix it monday” mentality 😭
"Why are we running? To lock the doors before someone comes in? Alright makes sense" I felt that deep in my soul 😂😂
Sometimes you just lock up a minute or two early, even. People think coming in at 2 minutes before closing means they “made it” and celebrate by shopping for an hour
@@DeathnoteBB exactly! People can be so disrespectful!
@@Jojomojo66 For real. It’s like they think the concept of closing is just to spite them, and not because employees kind of need to go home at some point
fr, like we close at 10 and people really will come in THREE MINUTES before closing and have some of us not getting home until like 11 because drawers still need counted after closing lol
I have had many people try to unlock our store door at 11 pm. Like forcibly push it open. They assume it’s open for them to shop anytime. They even bang and ask for staff to service them. people are fucking ridiculous. (these are not addicts. these are selfish entitled people)
“What do these weirdos do all day?!” Bro we’re still sleeping 😂
Well trying too. Pretty sure my neighbours purposely do the noisiest crap on days I've got a night shift.
Games
sleep til noon, run errands, existential dread. Normal stuff
Sleeping, gaming, or doing chores and/or errands (I personally put all the errands and chores into one day where I can)
I work very late so I try to wake up at around 1:30 in the afternoon lol
said thing is i worked for the company he is parodying for 6 years and, if anything, Craig is UNDERPLAYING how shite the job is.
Same man same. 6 years and still gives me ptsd going in walmart
Apply to factories, if you don't have any of those you could work in an Amazon warehouse/fulfillment center. Or UPS, even USPS is a much better job.
@death32815 them places are worse I got hurtvin an unsafe factory. My mother got fired for reporting someone showing revenge porn in the work place and let me go quietly after an injury. Factory work can be easy but fucking awful on your body. Never again 😬
@@toxiczombiewolf5692 and retail is better how? The company parodied is well known for being shit about workers comp and mishandling HR problems.
@@alexstiger3350 I worked Walmart for 3 years. I did the closing night before black Friday, and opening black Friday. I'm Canadian so it wasn't horrible, but still. Got yelled at again. By a 4'10 manager who isn't even part of my department.. because I was 5 minutes late and I brought in a coffee, at 5 AM.... fuck Wal-Mart and their weird managerial rules.
Got her back though. The entire store standards department mass quit on the same day. They were without a store standards department for 6 months.
The sequel we needed. 😂
"Leave it for the other shift. They'll get to it."
Sadly this is morning/day shift only. Evening and nights do NOT get to leave till shits done. So even though the stores closed at like 9 you don't leave till midnight.
@@stock_movie1875I'm glad at my gas station, if I can't do stuff, I just tell the next shift, cause that's 3rd and there's nearly nothing to do lol but man, I still try to do everything I can and it sucksss. The pain in my back and joints has never been this bad before now
@@stock_movie1875 I WISH I worked at a store like that. At my store, the night shift just shoves all the unfinished stuff in the backroom and leaves a huge mess for us morning shift people to clean and sort out. Unfortunately, I'm actually the one there first so it's just me having to get it all ready for myself AND the other morning shift people 😅It's honestly like they just stop working and leave 😭😭
@@lovelysakurapetalsyt 3rd shift is busier than you think. people slam them with booze sales till the last hour you can sell it then you get homeless that basically wait for you to be distracted so they can steal.
I'm on the night shift and it's always the day shift that leaves crap for us to do 😭
The “What do you mean there’s only 3 people?!” is so real. Management never works nights so they, like everyone else, assume it _must_ be empty and slow at night! Surely you just need 3 people! Sure 🤦
For me, 7 to 9 is constant people. I just finished a 6 am to 12 pm, and it was one of the slowest register days I've seen. I actually got something else done.
@@crowqueenamps I guess it depends on the store or kind of business
What's funny is that our current store manager has an opposite problem. He never works Sundays so he has no clue what actually happens then. He assumes Sundays are busy as hell in our section when in reality it's one of the slowest days. He's moved shifts around to put more people on Sundays, which leaves some days that actually need more help shorthanded.
Working at a Walmart Supercenter, the person in charge of schedules decided to only schedule 2 cart pushers for the entire day and they both started at 4:30 *PM*
I'm sorry to break it you, but they know it's busy. They just don't care. They just need their shift overstaffed so they can do as little work as possible. As far as evening shift goes, Out of sight out of mind
"SO YOU'RE THE BASTARD...!!"
As someone who has done an opening shift, I really felt that. 😅
I've done both, and understand both sides
Dedicated closing cashier here! 3 cashiers left for closing is a GOOD night. And my store gets BUSIER the LATER is it!
The store I work at usually has 2 and the customer service desk
You guys get closing cashiers?
@@389Miku kinda have to. We’re the busiest store in the area for miles around. If we didn’t have dedicated closing cashiers this store would die real fast.
@@ihavenonamemenamejeff4147 we shut down our customer service desk early so they can hop on a register.
@@389Miku the store closes at 10 and my store is kinda the only one open in the middle of town
“What do these weirdos do all day?!”
we get off at 10-11 PM and then we stay up until 1:00 AM and sleep until our shift starts the next day 😂.
Stay up till 1am? Lool more like 6am for me
@@MistahJay7 For real, I won't sleep until around that timeframe. This is what it has turned into ever since I started working in the evening shift every day of the week.
I'm usually up until 3 am and wake up around noonish
I am one of those weirdos who get up at like 8-9 and do all the stuff people do when they get off from work (that you can do without leaving the house), so I clean and cook and read and watch tv... And after work I come home and try to go to sleep at midnight bc my brain wants to wake up at 8-9 so if I stay up, I will just sleep less😂 But I really don't want to work the morning shift bc I need that time in the morning to drink tea and just not be around people 😅
fucking real. My day starts at 11pm and ends at 3am
And the parallels to night shift in day shift! Lmao
Bus driver going from night shift to suddenly having to wake up at 3am after one day off and only having like 4 hours of sleep prior because circadian ahh rhythms be like
6am: I’m fine
11am: I feel like I might accidentally kill several people any moment now.
That bit about the bastard that leaves it for the morning shift was personal for me 😂
As someone who worked nightshift 90% of the time, this isway too accurate
"What do you mean theres only 3 of us that cant be possible" 😭🤣 bro that shit is so real both retail jobs i had ALWAYS had evening shift understaffed lmao
Accurate
Minus the leave it for the morning shift, normally they leave stuff for us, if we left stuff we'd get yelled at, but if they leave us stuff nothing gets done about it, we just have to suck it up and do their work lol
Exactly! 💯💯💯
Yes! It needs done before closing, so guess who has to do it?
Yup!
Used to work for a coffee place that would only staff 2 people for close, but 4 for open. God forbid we didn't polish the counters til you could eat off of them or restock the front.
Our registers and pay terminals didn't communicate, so you had to reconcile the two on an Excel sheet. Any shipping orders had to be logged there, too. Cash had to be manually counted and input to a different system. Managers (me) had to record the sales of the day.
We had six registers for selling coffee machines and grounds, a "tasting bar" in the back, and the actual coffee counter to handle in the front. Plus, we had to do the dishes the employees stacked up and clean out the fridge every few days.
We had to restock the back, clean it to our managers satisfaction, and recover the front.
Morning team had to open one register for the sales floor and the one for the coffee bar. If we were handing out iced coffee samples, they would prep those.
They had four people to do a handful of tasks. We had two people to do dozens, with customers who would eat into our hour we had to close. Morning team was always on our ass about how badly we left the store.
"because if openers start off behind, we'll be behind all day" I get so annoyed at this response when I worked mornings and it WAS slow, there was MORE staff and they were just standing around chatting with the manager 🙄 they had the time to get caught up.
@mom.left.me.at.michaels9951 this so much - mornings had more team member but next to no customers for the first 2/3 hours and then only sporadic regulars. Evenings were left with the work the morning didn't do, ambient deliveries (where I was anyway) and the vast majority of the customers!!
Dude i work closing, i felt that "SO YOU'RE THE BASTARD-" in my soul bro...
As a 10 year veteran of late shifts, this is so accurate. Except the "leave it for the morning shift" part
Yes! The counterpart!!
Worst day of work I ever had was thanksgiving at a grocery store and we even closed early. Six straight hours of pure insanity. It got to the point one of the managers stood in the turn in to the store to tell people to go away while another held the front door shut and we funneled customers out the side. I swear suburban moms turn rabid when thanksgiving dinner is involved its unbelievable.
Hard agree. The winter holidays in general are absolute hell. Everyone wants all their food and *doesn't plan ahead*.
I can envision this so clearly. This kind of insanity is why my family buys all of our stuff days/weeks in advance, depending on the item in question. Obviously some things you have to buy closer to the day of, but it's a lot less hectic (and parking way easier!) to do it earlier. I think the only thing we've ever really had to do day of/before was picking up a reserved Honeybaked ham/turkey and that's just because that's sort of how it works.
As someone currently working evenings in retail, this is entirely accurate... I am actively trying to find a new job as I comment this so I don't feel like killing myself, because not only do I deal with all of that, but my team also actively gets treated like shit by all of the other staff and the HR lady is so lazy I'm surprised the store hasn't been sued for labor violations.
"OH MY GOD IT NEVER ENDS!"
Lesson one of retail...
I used to work at a grocery/retail store... both shifts suck but I prefer morning
I love my morning shift. But I won't lie I'm mostly fueled by a lot of coffee. Plus I'm done by 3.
I did rotating shifts for a year and it was hell partly as I had no set shift so my rota changed week to week and I couldn't plan anything. (AHH the perks of being the only one who didn't have to deal with childcare). Give a set week of 6 am starts and I'm much happier
Night is worse mostly just because there are less people. Will have 5 people during the day but then only 2 at night but the workload is the same or near the same for both shifts
This is literally me at McDonald's today.
"What do you mean there are only 3 people here?" Is the line I related to the most.
I typically work nights and the “why am I still up at 6” is way too accurate. I just can’t sleep late enough.
Same here
Basically stop sleeping at night. You work late? Sleep in the day
same im always up at like 9 at the late and im not in bed till like 1:30-2
I work 8 hours, 5 days a week. Today was my free day. The longest I could force myself to sleep in before getting a headache was 8:15am.
@@DeathnoteBBI wish I could man. I work evenings, but it depends on the day what evening even means. Sometimes it's 3pm that's evening, sometimes it's 4pm, sometimes 5pm, sometimes 6pm. I can't get consistent sleep
"Just leave it for the morning shift." Ahahahhaahhahahaha so true!!!
😂😂😂😂 the *IT NEVER ENDS*!!!!!
“What do these weirdos do all day?!”
Not me still awake at 4am bc I sleep during the day. Hey. Everyone is someone’s weirdo. Never forget that.
Completely opposite for me. I was the night shift guy. Had to get there around five and left at eleven. I got put on a morning shift and it was ROUGH. I salute you morning shift workers
The sequel!!
Love the parallels! Having done both, both videos are very accurate
"So YOU'RE the bastard!". . . Been in that EXACT moment many times. Lmao
The "why did I still wake up at 6:00 AM" hurts
"There's no way people actually go shopping at this time"
Ahaha… oh how I wish that were true
Love how this is almost the exact same thing as closer does an open
I have done both, been an opener & a closer. The parts of running to lock doors/turn off lights & "SO YOU'RE THE BASTARD" really felt that in my spirit. 😂
I work retail, you're LUCKY if you got three people in the whole store on night shift.
It's worse at night. It's always worst at night.
As a retail worker who works mornings, I feel this is completely accurate.
YT gave me both versions, and they both have "so you're the bastards!" 😂
“What do these weirdos do all day” wake up 2 hours before our shifts like a sane person.
"So your the bastard"😂😂😂 yes exact feelings
👏👏👏 FINALLY the truth!
❤ the chaps working at night. Thanks. We loved going at night (in London). Even though it usually meant stepping over all the shelf packing that takes place.
"So you're the bustard!" That is the most understanding moment of my life 😂
Only saw like 3 of your vidz & im dying laughing. You funny af. Thanks for the laugh. 😂
YES!😂😂😂
I will say having an evening shift, then the next day you have a morning shift is so hard for me. I have practically no time to cook anything for dinner, not time to clean up or watch TV, I have to be in bed by the time I get home, or else I might not get up in time for the next morning shift. I really hate it😢😅
"SO YOURE THE BASTARD" too real
This is funnier when you pair it with The Evening working Mornings
I cant even laugh because of how true this is and i dont miss it
"Why have i still woken up at 6 am....." so relatable :(
Oh my gosh so accurate! I used to be an evening shift worker, and yes, those morning bird always just recklessly flew away when the real WORK and RUSH was coming!!!
Oh yes, these were only three or two of us and you're a shift manager who is trying to do EVERYTHING really everything for the whole supermarket!!!
This man is a comedian! I love this content!
I felt this in my soul!
As a closing manager this is FAR TOO ACCURATE! Especially the business escalation and running to lock the doors lol.
I pulled opening shifts and it was so peaceful. Only the crazy people show up at 6am or 11pm.
Now hear me out: sometimes I just wanna sleep and "just so happen" to forget something that the morning crew can get done easier then I can❤😅
SO RELATABEL!!
Accurate reflection of the last time I did an evening shift, right down to the "never again. That was horrible".
And then there's me working a wierd jumble of night and dayshift 😅
I felt the "So you're the Bast@rd!!?" Deep deep in my soul. I've had to do opening shift, right after a closing shift, and the morning crew wondered why everything was so clean and organized... Most of the night/closers haven't a clue how chaotic it is to get everything ready in time, and leave 20+ of their cleaning duties for the morning shift to finish...
Yeah the "No way people actually go shopping at this time" is a thought I have every night I work but yeah people without jobs will still wait till 9 or 10 at night to buy groceries for whatever insane reason that I'll never understand
I hate evening shifts, I feel like I can't start any tasks before work. But I love to close because I can tell people they can't come in and i can listen to my own music cleaning
The amount of times my manager had to lock the door cuz people can't read a fuckin paper on the door with the time we close. And the one's that read it, ignored it. I shet you not I had a lady asking why can't we stay a little longer so she can buy some stuff and I asked her if she's ok staying longer at her work for other people. The audacity. I've had another lady write a complaint because the OWNER didn't say good morning to her
I hated evening shift and always heard complaining from morning shift before they left. They lost my sympathy after I worked some morning shifts. Customers in a good mood, everything in place from evening shift, and you get your shift out of the way early.
dude I just started evening shift and this is sooo accurate
The "what do they do all day" is real. I'm always in work mode on my work days so it never feels like I can do anything in the day when I'm doing an evening shift cause I keep thinking about needing to be ready for work, lol
I really enjoy your videos.
"So youre the bastard" Man i feel ya, i work like that sometimes, and after working countless amount of morning and afternoon shifts, its only to blame on people
It's all true. Especially late shifts leaving it for us in the morning 😂
"You'd think working the Evening Shift you'd all get some sleep."
We WOULD, but society has decided EVERYONE SHOULD BE AWAKE AND ACTIVE WHEN THE SUN IS OUT.
"Get up and do something, it's one in the afternoon."
Okay, I'll wake you up when it's time for ME to go to work...at TEN AT NIGHT.
Man I love this man ❤ n his videos
"OMG you guys look awful."
"lol you should see the Graveyard Shifters."
"What do you mean there's only three people here!?"
😭 it's so true. Sometimes I only have one self checkout person and one register when people call off. 2 reg and 1 sc is barely enough. And no one's in grocery to come help. 😢
That whole “so leave it for the morning shift” cuts both ways. You know you left some stuff undone cuz you knew there was an evening worker coming in, all fresh and ready.
Sitting in uniform for hours. Hahahaha
I love being the manager now and doing both every single week. If i ever ask one of the usual day or evening people to do one day different, they're always shocked.
I love it when we all understand both halves of the fight
This one was way more enjoyable than the evening shift work at morning shift but my favorite part is when they are like there's no way there's going to be that many people shopping here at this time lol then the crazy rushing face lol
Ok
Yall mornin peeps cant be serious, you leave everything unfinished and then get mad if we leave even a single scanner cord out of place, you seen how crazy and understaffed nights are, have a little compassion
It goes both ways!!!
Don't start beef with us Daywalker!
Na, closing shift is my favoriten. Like this I have something from my day after work KEKW
I am an ouwl
so accurate it hurts.
"What do these weirdos do all day?" SLEEP. WE SLEEP
Long term night shifter, first and foremost NEVER swap, night shift is not geared to work days on a drop of a hat, days arent geared for nights. If theyre swapping you you need a weekend to shift your schedule, and i wanna be clear it IS a schedule shift.
The 6am wake up you described is indeed a thing, night shifters do it too tho your time may vary based on when you go to work. For a long time id be wide awake at 10/11pm cause thats when i woke up to go to work
Anyways, night shift has two flavors, and its entirely based on how you handle your off work time, some guys would come home at 6 or 7 and go straight to bed. Black out blinds, blackout curtains, hell i knew one guy who made wooden shutters from plywood hed draw in the morning to ensure TOTAL darkness when he went home. These folks usually wake up in the evening, theyre up for a few hours, go to work, and repeat. The other variant is what i did. Wed get off work at 6, be up till a pre determined time like say 4 or 5 in the evening, youd go to bed, and then based on when your shift started you woke up, went to work and treated it just like a normal 9 to 5 just the clock is inverted.
The problem is, to do this right, you need time to change your internal clock. Day shifters are USED to early mornings and usually relatively early evenings. Night shift is used to late mornings and late evenings. Most long term night shift i know keep their work schedule over the weekend too, so they may be awake, 5, 6, 7 am but youre in bed by 8 PM to get ready for a normal Monday. The problem though is this means getting them up in the morning is usually a fucking fight and a half, cause theyre so geared to be asleep around that time or its their "casual time" theyre almost always super laid back on schedules often running late or hell just rejecting plans cause their body is tired, and some wont even make plans if you wanna be awake in the day past a certain time.
I know personally coming off nights into days i legit burned like a motherfucker my first month on days, like lobster red cause i hadnt been awake through the height of the day in over 4 years.
When people joke night and day shift are too totally different worlds, its less a joke and more just twisted humor, because it truly is a very different world
Best part of night shift, relaxing on the way home while everyone else is rushing to get to work. Ahhh. Watching the sun rise while you have no time limit on enjoying it. Delicious!
Anyone else wake up than have that small panic thinking you're late before realising your on the late shift
That's a certified DSP- Day Shift Problem
As someone who once worked at retail store morning shift and one night shift throughout the week this is..... ACCURATELY true lol 😂 great content my friend by the way I'll be subscribing now!
We need to see the reverse where an evening worker comes in for a morning shift 😂
As somebody that always does the evening shift, I hate the morning shift with a passion
I watched the opposite first, and I'm glad you did the duality of retail workers.
As a swing shifter I felt both of these kids 😂😂😂
Amy time morning shift complains about anything that got left i start asking about all the stuff they leave for me to clean from their shift and they stop talking pretty quick
When they had me working mornings instead of evenings this is basically how I felt only more tired
You wake up at 6 still because you have set your internal alarm clock to that time lol
How about the other way around? I was a night shift manager for an auto parts store and they often wanted me to do opening shifts.
He already made that video not too long ago
As a 7-Eleven manager I get to see this dance everyday
As an Aldi worker that does both mornings and nights (and did most of his first few years on nights cuz he hated mornings so much but eventually went back to doing a mix because he ended up hating closes so much) this is so damn accurate
As someone who works in retail I can confirm that this is a every day thing for the evening shift