Post by Leftympfrmde on Sept 15, 2023 22:45:27 GMT -6
Hey folks.
after about 15 years as a night worker, finally going back to day work- not by choice, but got a considerable raise, last month. Now, the company has to find a suitable replacement, with my blessing.
its weird. I've worked at night for a decade and a half, with the past 8 years on a 4/10 shift, sometimes a 3/12 shift. this is going to be a life change, because I can't remember when I worked 5 days a week. my soon to be wife works in IT- so she pulls up to 16 hour days 5 days a week, so I can't complain too much.
once the change happens, its really going to effect my brewing. usually, I'm brewing late Sunday night into Monday Morning.
So, when the daywalkers brew- what's your schedule? my gut tells me start early morning Sunday- like around 6 or 7 am, by the time I'm in the fermentor and cleaned up, its the early afternoon.
just looking on the outside in.
after about 15 years as a night worker, finally going back to day work- not by choice, but got a considerable raise, last month. Now, the company has to find a suitable replacement, with my blessing.
its weird. I've worked at night for a decade and a half, with the past 8 years on a 4/10 shift, sometimes a 3/12 shift. this is going to be a life change, because I can't remember when I worked 5 days a week. my soon to be wife works in IT- so she pulls up to 16 hour days 5 days a week, so I can't complain too much.
once the change happens, its really going to effect my brewing. usually, I'm brewing late Sunday night into Monday Morning.
So, when the daywalkers brew- what's your schedule? my gut tells me start early morning Sunday- like around 6 or 7 am, by the time I'm in the fermentor and cleaned up, its the early afternoon.
just looking on the outside in.
