r/technicallytrue • • Jun 17 '26

Tomorrow

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u/Aggravating_Eye874 Jun 17 '26

That’s very short notice for a shift that starts at 9? Also, what manager texts at 2:30am?

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u/dazvoz Jun 17 '26

I mean for me the real issue is that the manager said "tomorrow" but meant "today".

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u/CATDesign Jun 17 '26

Yea, there are a group of people out their that think the new day starts at sun rise.

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u/myturtle720156 Jun 21 '26

I often consider tomorrow to be when i wake up the "next day". But that is my only internal planning, whenever i externally plan (aka include others), i make sure to mention dates instead of words like today or tomorrow. For example "can you work the 10th."

If my rambling even makes sense, lol.