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I get to do all the price changes first thing tomorrow morning. Saturdays always have the most price changes.
They keep giving me more responsibilities, even as they reduce the number of hours and staff. Head office is mostly (completely) to blame for that (the banning overtime and reduction of staff).
The more responsibilities makes me feel way more important, however, it makes the job so much more stressful.

This morning, I was so pissed off. I felt something on my hair and thought maybe it was some condensation or something from the ceiling. But I fluffed my hair anyway, to be sure it wasn't debris and it turns out a spider parachuted down onto my head. As it attempted to escape I killed it, since it was v. rude to drop in unannounced like that. And later, I saw another spider. Whether it's due to the stimulants or some other factor, the only way I can explain the way it made me feel is 'squiggly'. I guess 'crawling in my skin' might work too.

I also did an experiment!
Since stimulants were making me have to urinate lots and getting me dehydrated, I decided to eat some salt cause afaik, it leads to water retention. And preliminary results are that it seems to work, at least to some extent. Though, this also probably makes my blood pressure even worse than it already is. I'm not a dr. so I am no expert on the manner. But it did make /logical/ sense!

I should sleep, I gotta try to get there before 3am tomorrow. It's going to be a very busy shift.


Oh yes! I almost forgot.
Something to think about:
When the law itself is flawed/wrong, is it wrong to disobey/fight it?
Who is the criminal, those who break a law that shouldn't even exist or those who made the law or attempt to enforce it?