These are tough times. The gig economy has made it harder for me to maneuver in this new situation. I used to succeed before the epidemic. However, my main task as a dental assistant not that difficult. This is why I decided to take on a night-time security officer position at the local machine plant. It is mostly automated. Workers are available during the day and I am a part of the night-time crew. I have emergency number to call if something goes wrong and some of the machinery stops without a visible resume time in sight. Then, I contact engineers and/or the outside line for more engineers. I do not really do anything. They're not generating any value at all. Therefore, night guard is really just an unimportant switchboard operator.
It's quiet, and I actually like it. It's peaceful. I have difficulty sleeping at night due to excessive gas release and this isn't an issue. It's pretty dull in the evening and I'm constantly trying to speed it up. For instance, in the past two weeks, I've been working on the dance that I watched on Tik Tok it's not too difficult, however it's quite hard for me personally to recreate It was developed by a girl in her early teens who was one of the famous Tik Tok sisters, so it's quite difficult, because this is what they're known for - the tiny complicated dances with simultaneous eye rolling and shoulder shakes.. I don't know what to call that stuff. I'm too old.
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Recently, I've tried a variety of video tutorials for fixing cars. I don't have a way to apply them right away to my car, but I love watching other people make their cars impossible to stop. DIY videos are extremely instructive and simple to follow. Then I ran across another issue. My internet was not working fast enough to allow me to be capable of viewing any content or use the internet in any other manner. I managed to download Youtube videos, save them to my phone and I was able watch DIY videos without internet access. It doesn't matter what site you stream from, how you place them on your mobile or whether you download the video from home, and then connect to your phone to stream it offline when there's internet connectivity. It's exactly the same as DVR for online videos.
In the realm of television, to my total joy I've figured out how to download new episodes and even movies directly to my laptop. I brought my laptop into work due to its bigger screen as well as superior speakers. It's much simpler to watch TV shows there. I signed up with HULU and Netflix. Both let you download their apps and mark the film to download. In a matter of hours depending on how long the program is, and what quality settings that you have selected, the movie will be downloaded to you device and you will be able to stream anytime, with or without internet. Although it's only 15 minutes in length I still have the option of watching TV on the train to work.
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There are many other informative or simply interesting resources that I can access at home to help speed up the pace. YouTube's webinars that cover different ways of self-improvement are fantastic. However, I find it hard to follow along with the ideas they present in a single hour of video. If you're aware of what I mean... Are you aware of what I'm talking about?
Sometimes , I take my little son with me to work, it's the days when my wife has her shift at night as well, making it impossible for us to remain home with the kid. I accompany him and put him in front of the computer's screen to check my work. Within minutes, he's asleep. I give him my laptop, which includes a couple of music videos I've downloaded. He is able to watch the young and crazy artists playing on the screen. I'm content to do my job with the phone, but when he awakes, he's awake. It's how we work together better, by doing our own thing.. It's possible that he likes going to my house. Maybe it's because he is inclined to be in bed late at night.