Posted by 37Chief on September 25, 2017 at 10:43:50 from (174.68.101.136):
Working at my factory jobs for 45 plus years, around 9:30 everyone stops to have a 15 minute coffee break. I still have the same time frame working in my shop, or around the house. I get the urge for a snake, and coffee about that time. Working on my tractor in the field, the only time I stop is to take a leak, or if something happens. I carry my lunch on my tractor. and around 11:30, (another factory time) I have a quick lunch. Between two breaks a day, BS time, smoke time, coffee in the shop anytime. Considerable production time is lost. Working as a maintenance mechanic if a piece of equipment goes down we were expected to work on it until it was going again, if that meant no brakes or lunch. I guess I was fortunate to work for some good companies. I retired from the Unisys (formally Burroughs) computer co after 36 years. I imagine that doesn't happen on auto assembly lines, or mechanics working flat rate. Time to get back to work, or the boss (wife) might fire me. Stan
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