Sleep was overrated anyway...

[jove122]

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So I am at work, yawning because I chose to have a social life last night for the first time in months of full-time school and work. Mind you, I am not whining about being tired. It was well worth every yawn tonight to have seen Madonna in concert last night. Plus, I have moments of being tired anyway with the busy schedule! And, yes, I still believe it's worth it. However, anyone got any humorous stories about their sleep deprived non-trad path? Or maybe even some great tips?

 

[pharm B]

Hmm.. full-time student and full-time reactor operator in the Navy. There was more than one day I showed up to work a zombie.

More often than not, I was waking others up by tripping alarms, though. The right combination of them sounded just like a fire truck was coming into the room. Whoops!

 

[nsx]

I think infrequent all-nighters are much better than going out in moderation You won't really crash until the second day after...keep that in mind and plan around it. The day after you're tired as hell but happy...by day 3 you are functionally ******ed and that rusty nail is looking like a nice pillow.

Also, if you and your friends are coming back from said all-nighter in Tahoe, try to make sure no one in the neighboring suite catches you sneaking into the office in fishnets at 7am with a backpack full of work clothes

 

[jove122]

Also, if you and your friends are coming back from said all-nighter in Tahoe, try to make sure no one in the neighboring suite catches you sneaking into the office in fishnets at 7am with a backpack full of work clothes

As a guy, I am pretty sure sneaking into work in fishnets at any hour would raise a few eyebrows.

But then eyebrows were made to be raised.

 

[nsx]

lol, I thought I being slick because I got there an hour before everyone else...never assume you know everyone with a copy of the key.