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12 hr. day crybabies

Posted By: story

12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 02:36 PM

Never heard so much crying about having to work 12 hr days in my life. The democrats in the senate are not tuned in to the real world. Seems like most places anymore are working long shifts. I know I've worked many 12 and 16 hr shifts night and day. Just sick of the whole thing and will be glad when its over. Just ranting.
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 02:37 PM

Yep
Posted By: Bruce T

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 02:38 PM

12 hour trapping days are much more fun. grin
Posted By: hippie

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 02:47 PM

They changed it from 2-12 hour days to 3-8 hour days if I understood the politalk I read.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 02:48 PM

Everybody wants to get paid nobody wants to work today, it’s tough to find people willing to work for overtime even. We are down 2 jailers now an not many good applicants out there to choose from. You want shot at Law Enforcement come out and apply and start out in the jail.

You get to live on the Missouri River with great hunting, fishing and trapping if you live out here and a few hours to the Black Hills.
Posted By: Bruce T

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 02:57 PM

Originally Posted by Law Dog
Everybody wants to get paid nobody wants to work today, it’s tough to find people willing to work for overtime even. We are down 2 jailers now an not many good applicants out there to choose from. You want shot at Law Enforcement come out and apply and start out in the jail.

You get to live on the Missouri River with great hunting, fishing and trapping if you live out here and a few hours to the Black Hills.

Where do you sign up?
Posted By: corky

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 03:09 PM

I'm surprised the Dems aren't asking for time and a half.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 03:12 PM

Originally Posted by Bruce T
Originally Posted by Law Dog
Everybody wants to get paid nobody wants to work today, it’s tough to find people willing to work for overtime even. We are down 2 jailers now an not many good applicants out there to choose from. You want shot at Law Enforcement come out and apply and start out in the jail.

You get to live on the Missouri River with great hunting, fishing and trapping if you live out here and a few hours to the Black Hills.

Where do you sign up?



Send your resume to Brule County Sheriffs Office (605) 680-4446. Fax
Posted By: SNIPERBBB

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 03:15 PM

Most of em never worked a 12hr day...
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 03:37 PM

The bulk of their time is spent raising money for the next elections not doing their job, they have a place they go to to beg for money because they can’t raise funds from the Capital building.
Posted By: Rat Masterson

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 03:50 PM

Most people I know that actually work a 12 hour day accomplish something.
Posted By: upstateNY

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 03:54 PM

Originally Posted by story
Never heard so much crying about having to work 12 hr days in my life. The democrats in the senate are not tuned in to the real world. Seems like most places anymore are working long shifts. I know I've worked many 12 and 16 hr shifts night and day. Just sick of the whole thing and will be glad when its over. Just ranting.

Many double shifts when I was working.Had a major breakdown at work one time and I ran a 38 hr shift to get it fixed.that was my longest stretch.
Posted By: Trapper7

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 04:04 PM

Originally Posted by Law Dog
The bulk of their time is spent raising money for the next elections not doing their job, they have a place they go to to beg for money because they can’t raise funds from the Capital building.


How true. You would be hard-pressed to name anything they've accomplished the past 3 years.
Posted By: loosegoose

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 04:04 PM

I work 4 10s and it rocks. 3 day weekends every week and plenty of time with the family; I get up at 0430 and am home at 1720 every day. Working 5 days a week would blow, bigtime. I'm not sure about 12 hour shifts, it would depend on the hours. In any case, I wouldn't whine and moan about it, I'm a big boy and I could either suck it up or get a different job.
Posted By: Trapper7

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 04:12 PM

Originally Posted by loosegoose
I work 4 10s and it rocks. 3 day weekends every week and plenty of time with the family; I get up at 0430 and am home at 1720 every day. Working 5 days a week would blow, bigtime. I'm not sure about 12 hour shifts, it would depend on the hours. In any case, I wouldn't whine and moan about it, I'm a big boy and I could either suck it up or get a different job.


Years ago, my kid had a job where he worked 3 12 hour days (36 hours per week) and 4 days off. After about 6 months, he quit. He said he loved having 4 days off, but dreaded going to work knowing he had 3 days of 12 hours ahead of him. I would have loved a job like that when I was in the workforce. But, this latest generation seems to want higher pay with less work.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 04:22 PM

They called me Mr. Overtime where I worked I had a supervisor early on the would get mad that I made more then he did, told him “I worked 60 hours and you worked 40 and that is is not hard to figure it out.”
Posted By: Jerry Jr.

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 04:37 PM

All my days are 12hr. and swing shift to boot. Haven't been at it too long, just started my 15 year. As far as overtime, did about 15k worth last year so I guess I do my part.

We have gotten a few young guys on our team in the last 6-8 years that have stayed. Kinda lucky since in other areas they seem to quit in the first year.
Posted By: pintail_drake04

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 04:38 PM

I've been volun-told that I'm working 16hrs today. Mandates sucks.
Posted By: wvmntnhick

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 04:44 PM

I can’t find people to even work a 4 hour day. I’d hate to see what I’d get if I tried hiring for a 12 hour day. It’s insane. As someone mentioned earlier, everyone wants a check, no one wants to work. I’m kind of over it anyway. Have to redo most of what they do anyway. Costs me less money running myself into the ground than it does to send someone else out. 12 hour days are nothing. During our busy season, 16 hour days aren’t uncommon. Since I’m still teaching, I’m still pulling 12 hour days during the off season.
Posted By: beartooth trapr

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 05:40 PM

12 hour shift worker and night shifts to. Wouldn't want it any other way, best schedule there is i never work over 4 in a row and get 7 days off once a month. And 4 hours of overtime in each pay period.
Posted By: jbyrd63

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 05:48 PM

Originally Posted by corky
I'm surprised the Dems aren't asking for time and a half.


OH they will get more than that from Trump hater groups.
Posted By: jbyrd63

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 05:53 PM

LOL when I worked in a wheel factory making wheels for Honda accords in the 1990's we worked 12 hr shift. 6.00 am to 6.30 pm Or the other 12 hours if on nights. One year we worked 81 STRAIGHT days with out a day off. Got 2 days off pulled another 72 straight. OH yea forgot to mention it was an aluminium foundery so it stayed 120 plus in there year round...............
Posted By: Foxpaw

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 05:57 PM

Looks like President Trump is making work for everyone, he is even putting Congress to work again, but I guess that's not a priority for Washington since they don't like to work.
Posted By: Marty

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 06:00 PM

I guess it depends on how physically hard your working....I think a lot of people today sit on their butts and really do not accomplish much as far as productivity. Some people are on their feet and do not accomplish much...

There are some folks that do accomplish a lot and are very productive.
Posted By: upstateNY

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 06:01 PM

Originally Posted by Foxpaw
Looks like President Trump is making work for everyone, he is even putting Congress to work again, but I guess that's not a priority for Washington since they don't like to work.

Trump even creates jobs in Iran.They have openings for a couple new military leaders !!! HaHahaha
Posted By: bodycount

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 06:36 PM

God forbid a younger person has to work overtime hours. He or she will whine and moan like a little baby. They have an excuse saying it just goes to taxes. Just part of the soft and lazy society we now have.
Posted By: Bigbrownie

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 06:52 PM

When I was a Mine Foreman, I went underground at 5 am, didn’t come back outside till 4:15 pm. Then had an hour of paperwork to fill out.

Spent the day underground in less than 36 inches of height. Never bothered me.
Posted By: Wanna Be

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 07:01 PM

They called me in one Saturday (off day) to work. I said of course. I started at 0700 and at 1900 my boss called whining that I was still working. She asked why I was still out? I said, I keep hitting the button after closing the previous job and another one pops up! She said, We were only asking for 8 hours. I sent her the text and email I received and nowhere on there did it say anything about 8hrs...ended up with 14 hours that day...at DOUBLE TIME!! Hurt my feelings, lol.
Now of course I was younger then and like my 8hr work days now. But I’m up at 4 to check traps before work then resetting/setting more traps after work. Makes for a very long day! I’ll be glad when I can retire and just spend 8-12 hours a day trapping.
Posted By: FairbanksLS

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 07:11 PM

If I had to sit through those hearings I'd be complaining to. Anybody who wouldn't needs to schedule a mental health evaluation.

Of course, they did ask for the job.
Posted By: Sprung & Rusty

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/22/20 11:10 PM

I'd rather live my life than work so many hours for someone else. Life is way to short to spend it working longer than you have to.
Posted By: JTaddeo

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 12:15 AM

I've dumped way too much time into fixing things for people....

Then I learned to negotiate

Decide what you want and seek it out is what I'm thinking and doing

Getting another raise and more vay-kay plus just about as much overtime as I want to put in, and I do.

But it's not 12's usually and rarely 10's even, I just work the weekends if I need to but it's still steady dayturn regardless.

It's something I earned with experience and being good at what I do I suppose. I'm a blessed man for sure.

But it wasn't always like this, paid my dues so to speak. I'm waiting for the right youngster to show up and get hired, AND STAY,

so I can teach them what I know before I go......

cool

p.s. Swing-shift will kill you dead, I quit at 5 years and feel like I lost 15. Never again...
Posted By: CajunMan

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 12:52 AM

I wanna punch shifty Schiff and muffin fat boy Naddler right in their mouths every time I hear their little wormy voices. That’s my rant !
Posted By: DelawareRob

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 12:55 AM

I used to enjoy 12’s we did four on and four off.

I still preferred 24-72’s, the best.
Posted By: Michigander

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 12:59 AM

Originally Posted by Sprung&Rusty
I'd rather live my life than work so many hours for someone else. Life is way to short to spend it working longer than you have to.


x2
Posted By: Posco

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 01:05 AM

Originally Posted by Michigander
Originally Posted by Sprung&Rusty
I'd rather live my life than work so many hours for someone else. Life is way to short to spend it working longer than you have to.


x2


I'd like to as well but I also like to eat, didn't pay attention in school and spent most of my time fueling my passion for the outdoors. I work twelve hour night shifts by choice. 7:00-7:00 with an hour commute on each side of it. I run pretty ragged during trapping season.
Posted By: upstateNY

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 01:24 AM

Originally Posted by Sprung&Rusty
I'd rather live my life than work so many hours for someone else. Life is way to short to spend it working longer than you have to.

Yes,but its nice to have plenty of money also.People that say money can't buy happiness,,,don't know where to shop !! grin
Posted By: Actor

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 02:23 AM

Originally Posted by Law Dog
Everybody wants to get paid nobody wants to work today, it’s tough to find people willing to work for overtime even. We are down 2 jailers now an not many good applicants out there to choose from. You want shot at Law Enforcement come out and apply and start out in the jail.

You get to live on the Missouri River with great hunting, fishing and trapping if you live out here and a few hours to the Black Hills.



Been there, (on the job not SD), done that, and thank The Good Lord I am too old to do it again.

Garry-
Posted By: Jerry Jr.

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 03:07 AM

Originally Posted by bodycount
God forbid a younger person has to work overtime hours. He or she will whine and moan like a little baby. They have an excuse saying it just goes to taxes. Just part of the soft and lazy society we now have.


Not true of ours. He is about 23-24. He has been taking a bunch of overtime (12hr shifts). Turns out he has bills and a girl he wants to wed. Been working of getting him his promotions. Got him ready for his next one but he has to wait six months. By then he will be ready for his next one. Kid is smart and wants to work. Our team has been lucky and got a couple like that.

Guess the point was that not all young kids don't want to work. Maybe we just got lucky with the last few that we got. They are eager to learn and I for one and willing to teach them. When SHTF I will still be the one dealing with it but I know I can count on them to take care of things with out me telling them their every move.
Posted By: stinkypete

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 03:29 AM

The new work force sucks. No concept of hard work. You can find Good ones but it is a looong process. You use to have 1 out of 10 that weren't worth your time. Now it is the opposite. That's why in do time they will take from the haves. To give to the have nots. Because they deserve it because they where born. LOL!!!!!!!!!
Posted By: Trapper Dahlgren

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 10:43 AM

I have a daughter that works three job to try an pay off collage an live , I wish she could fine one job , that pay good with benefits , that would hire her an give her 40 hours mad!!!! lots of job but none that pay good or 40 hours
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 11:32 AM

It all depends on the pay for me. My former job payed well. Never minded over time and worked plenty of it. My present job doesn't pay very good so I don't care much for overtime. Can make more on the side usually. I guess it boils down to, "Money talks, b.s. walks!"
Posted By: Donnie Shafer

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 11:43 AM

I have worked 12 hour days and nights for 30 years,shifts vary from 4 days,4 nites,4 off to 4 on 4 off.I'm glad its almost over
Posted By: gryhkl

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 01:04 PM

Originally Posted by loosegoose
I work 4 10s and it rocks. 3 day weekends every week and plenty of time with the family; I get up at 0430 and am home at 1720 every day. Working 5 days a week would blow, bigtime. I'm not sure about 12 hour shifts, it would depend on the hours. In any case, I wouldn't whine and moan about it, I'm a big boy and I could either suck it up or get a different job.


I have always though the country would be much more prosperous if the standard work week was 4 10hour days and three day weekends. Those who want to work hard could put in an extra day or two a week and those who were happy with what they earned would have an extra weekend day to spread their money around and boost the economy.
Posted By: mike mason

Re: 12 hr. day crybabies - 01/23/20 01:14 PM

Oh the life of a trapper,7 days a week/16 hour days and all the ot you want. Would not trade it for anything else!
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