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Originally Posted by MothBalls
At the end of the day, doing hard physical labor, I was less fatigued from that rather than a day at work sitting on my ass thinking all day.
Note: You really can't appreciate how good a cold beer tastes until you pound in the last nail on your new roof and it's 100+ degrees outside.
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My job was easier when I started, when I was a student, a grunt, a peon. Lift this, hold that. Then it began, I started showing a talent for reading plans and soon it was build this, cut that and now I got promoted to group-leader. A position for which I am neither qualified, educated or payed for that. So now I have a group of two to seven ''grunts'' bombarding me with questions and decisions and not to give time to think it over, plan my moves, calculate the consequences, noooo they shower me with 20 questions and on top of it all, neither of them speaks slovenian, english or german
