Dook's Just Can't Handle Nine to Five

[Solly]

The hours are alright, it's just a ***** having to get a bus at 7:40 in the morning, meaning setting my alarm for 6:35.

I'm doing some sensitive data capturing about credit cards and what-not, so can't disclose too much more. £5.35 an hour though, so 35 hours a week will see the money rolling in... Especially since studnets don't get taxed in the summer. What a result.

[Victor Galis]

Hehe, I work whenever I bother getting up in the morning to about roughly 8 hours later give or take a few.

[Solly]

That'd be good. The problem is, I could get a bus that got to town at 8:46, but you just know it would be delayed by traffic.

So it's a case of get the bus at 7:40 and get to town at 8:05, or get it at 8:10 and get there after 9.

At least a couple of cafes are open for a cuppa tea.

[Victor Galis]

Yeah, I have somewhat flexible hours. I usually can't be bothered to show up before 10am, and even then I'd be like the only person there from the group I'm working with.

[Solly]

Sounds like the sort of group I'm working with. Well, it's only two weeks of 9-5. Then I revert to 12-6pm. That's just slightly better..

[Victor Galis]

Yeah, 12 to 6 is good That's closer to what my college classes are like next semester. I'm hoping my "nothing before noon" policy will result in better grades.

[Solly]

It should result in better nights out!

[Worthingtons]

Welcome back Bods

Students dont get Taxed in the summer?? Can you tell the Inland revenue not to take thier slice of my £17 p/h overtime then!!

[reds4ever]

too far to pushbike?

[Solly]

About 6 miles. I've cycled there a few times and it would be no problem, apart from the sweat.

[Worthingtons]

All depends on cycle paths , try looking for a path that covers most of the route, if so there is no need to sweat, 6 miles can be gently cyled in under 30 minutes

[Solly]

Might be an idea with tomorrow looking quite decent...

[MrFun]

Re: Dook's Just Can't Handle Nine to Five

Originally posted by Boddington's


The hours are alright, it's just a ***** having to get a bus at 7:40 in the morning, meaning setting my alarm for 6:35.

I'm doing some sensitive data capturing about credit cards and what-not, so can't disclose too much more. £5.35 an hour though, so 35 hours a week will see the money rolling in... Especially since studnets don't get taxed in the summer. What a result.

What a wuss -- I get up at 5:30 every morning, from Monday through Friday for my temporary, full-time job -- but it pays well.

[Provost Harrison]

I work 8:30 to 4:45 every day but I have the advantage of having a car so no messing around for me

[Paul Hanson]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison
I work 8:30 to 4:45 every day but I have the advantage of having a car so no messing around for me

Yeah, but you're in Hull so it probably takes you around 3 hours to get home.