Nights at work



A lot of people hearing that I have night shift tell me „Oh, so you are very bored, aren’t you?”. Well, I am not actually. What are my duties during the night shift?
First of all, the most important task is to make all of reports properly. Count money. See if everything with the cash is okay. It may seems easy but when it’s 3 pm and you want to sleep, your eyes are like the flag of Poland, both white and red, then you are likely to get 5 or -3 while adding 2+2…
Next task is to bring goods from the magazine. Simple, physical work. You are going to the magazine to bring, for instance, 3 bottles of apple juice, 4 bottles of red semi-dry wines and some beers. Then you are coming back to the reception with some packs of red tea, 1 bottle of orange juice and…beers? What beers?
It is also important to clean the café and bar. This is really good activity and I like doing it because when it is 4 or 5 pm and I feel like zombie (I feel very cold when I’m tired) it is perfect opportunity to move a little bit without thinking. I like it.
Sometimes I have to solve life-problems of some lost guests that can’t sleep and HAVE TO talk to somebody (yes, even to tired receptionist who only dreams about killing this guest or even herself). Or I should help them to turn on the TV. I have to say that the dress she has already bought is very sexy. I have to repair pilots. Listen. Talk. Be nice all the time. Don’t kill.
The list is longer but it’s not about enumerating duties. It is just an answer to the question: are night shifts as boring as I imagine?

Well, definetly not.

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