psychodelicide said:

It could still work out OK if there's a decent amount of $$$ in the tip jar.
[Edited 8/3/07 12:56pm]

RodeoSchro said:

This is true.

Stax said:

See, I used to turn my ringer off but then actually had a friend who was arrested so now I worry that someday someone is going to actually need help at 4:30am and I won't have even heard the phone ring.

Let's see, I got called a 2:30 AM on Monday morning, and ended up pulling a 20 hour shift because of it.
So yeah.


But mostly I get text messages from Muse around 1 am to 2 am taunting me cause she has the "timezone" advantage.

I think she learned her lesson when I texted her at 7 am my time

CarrieMpls said:

It's a Catch-22, most definitely. On one hand, you want to know if someone is calling you because of an emergency. On the other hand. you just want to get some sleep without being disturbed.

Imago said:

A 20-hour shift? Yikes!

CarrieMpls said:

Carrie's Bail Bonds: Open All Night.

My ex was a cop that got off work at 2 in the morning. He would then keep me up til 5 in the morning telling me about his night.

Since I have freinds all over the world, I get calls at all hours. I don't mind it at all.

Stax said:

Lothan said:

Stax said:

ok, not quite.

CarrieMpls said:

But you could hire Dog to be your bounty hunter.

Stax said:

I require all of my employees to at least wear a shirt.

CarrieMpls said: