So you would have absolutely no problem with your partner disappearing for hours everyday, at different times everyday, and not being able to tell you what he’s doing or where he’s at? Okay. Now think about the scheduling nightmare I have to deal with.
He isn’t allowed to call in sick or take a day off because then it would be obvious he wasn’t at work that day. What about when we have a kid?
One of the more extreme cases was he was on call at 1:30 AM, but wasn’t actually allowed to come to the center until 7:20 AM. We live about 30 minutes from his base so he had to run the DC roads for 6 hours before hand. Not sure when “real work” ended, but he got home at 5:30 PM which isn’t abnormal.
And as for your other comment, of course I’ve expressed how I feel, but he’s still in such a honeymoon stage with his new job he’s willing to lick the boots and do circus tricks until his boss pats him on the back.
And for your comment on working on the National level or living in DC. Yeah. It’s rough. Eventually the protests sound like white noise and the corruption just gnats in your face. I always work privately, and my husband, being a Russian immigrant, commutes constant jests now that he works Nationally.
Yeah, I would skeptical of anyone saying they had to drive around aimlessly for six hours. I mean, that makes no sense. A standard work day is eight hours so it just sounds fishy to me.
What kinda work does he do anyway? It just seems so vague.
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Do the guy a huge favour and dump him.
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So you would have absolutely no problem with your partner disappearing for hours everyday, at different times everyday, and not being able to tell you what he’s doing or where he’s at? Okay. Now think about the scheduling nightmare I have to deal with.
He isn’t allowed to call in sick or take a day off because then it would be obvious he wasn’t at work that day. What about when we have a kid?
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What if he's really sick?
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I’m sure there’s situations they’ll let him off, but he made it very clear to me that showing up is incredibly important
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So what is his schedule, or rather an example thereof?
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One of the more extreme cases was he was on call at 1:30 AM, but wasn’t actually allowed to come to the center until 7:20 AM. We live about 30 minutes from his base so he had to run the DC roads for 6 hours before hand. Not sure when “real work” ended, but he got home at 5:30 PM which isn’t abnormal.
And as for your other comment, of course I’ve expressed how I feel, but he’s still in such a honeymoon stage with his new job he’s willing to lick the boots and do circus tricks until his boss pats him on the back.
And for your comment on working on the National level or living in DC. Yeah. It’s rough. Eventually the protests sound like white noise and the corruption just gnats in your face. I always work privately, and my husband, being a Russian immigrant, commutes constant jests now that he works Nationally.
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Yeah, I would skeptical of anyone saying they had to drive around aimlessly for six hours. I mean, that makes no sense. A standard work day is eight hours so it just sounds fishy to me.
What kinda work does he do anyway? It just seems so vague.