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Just depends for me. I typically don't start until 10 and am usually done for the day by 2, often by noon or shortly after. For every hour I spend with clients there's, on average, another two of behind the scenes work. Even on a typical day that can end up biting you in the ass, however. When they want it tomorrow morning that nice 3 hour job (10 to 2 with a hour lunch) means you're either working all night or canceling the plans you had for the rest of your day.
And then you have the bad days. Morning appointment at ungodly o'clock (usually 6 or 6:30), second appointment at 10, get a frantic call at 1:45 to cover a 2 o'clock thirty minutes away. Show up 15 minutes late. Get yelled at. End up working until 7. Call your 6 o'clock to let them know the "probably by this evening" isn't going to happen. Get yelled at. Call the girlfriend and cancel dinner plans. Get yelled at again. Drive home and spend the next four hours finishing up the 6 o'clock's job while ignoring sulking girlfriend. Crash at 1 a.m. Get rudely woken up at 6:30 by the still pissed off girlfriend. The hell if you, Mr. 10 to 2 and too busy to spend any time with me, are going to sleep in when I haveto be at work at 8. So it goes.
I passed out coupons today & this pretty young woman was wearing a loose fitting tank top with no bra & right in front of me she decides to bend down & tie her shoe. Needless to say i saw the full top monty & she didnt mind one bit. What a tease.
I havent ever worked the graveyard shift except when i was in the army & pulling CQ. I usually work p/t from 11-5 but i dont like 4-8. A job though is a job & with my rent & trash going up i need all the money i can get.
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