The opposite of shopaholic: shopcell

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Is this some dayshift joke that I'm too nightshift to understand. I go where I want provided I don't care about sleeping.
- Ok......imagine the shops were only open from 4pm-11pm. And not open on your days off.
  
  That's approximately second shift. I suspect the original comment is referring to third.
  (Though the point still applies)
  I genuinely miss third shift, though.
  
  God I hated second shift. Everything was closed by the time I was off, I had maybe ~10 minutes to drove to the nearest food that wasn't taco bell assuming other places didn't just close early for the hell of it (I refuse to be a karen about it, I'd want to close of shit was slow too). Fucked up my sleeping habits so badly. At least third shift can get breakfast food.
  
  Yeah, if I had to pick a shift, second would have been my third choice.
  
  What would first choice be? Third? And second pick is first shift?
  
  Pretty much, yeah.
  
  I actually am working second but only because my workplace stopped doing a third shift durring covid. Damn do I miss third shift. I actually enjoyed 3rd shift in winter when I could go months without ever actually seeing the sun.
  
  My condolences regarding your second shift.
  I have a family living a normally scheduled life now, but if I didn't, I would go back to third shift in a blink.
  
  Yall are crazy, second shift is the greatest. It helps that there's nowhere to go even during the day, lol. So I just get to wake up and go to sleep whenever I feel like it.
  
  Is this a dayshift joke that I'm too nightshift to understand?
  i work 20-06. lol
- Hopefully not. Just imagine wanting to go to any store that is only open at times inconvenient to your schedule. I don't think it's hard to understand?
  
  I had hoped the "provided I don't care about sleeping" would have made it clear I was joking.
  
  Ah, I just assumed you meant you generally don't care about sleeping per insomnia or something. Several of my friends on night shifts seem to function with less sleep than everyone else.

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