I just collect microwave oven transformers, diodes, and capacitors. Weird, huh?
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You don't like the magnetrons though? They're the closest you can get to handy dandy home particle accelerators ever since we got rid of CRTs.
Now I'm wondering how many days a week they work and how many hours a normal shift is.
Since they're not depending on the sunlight to mark their days, the "graveyard shift" might not even be a real distinction for them.
Depends if you're working under Jellico or not.
Why was everyone opposed to going to 4 shifts from 3 shifts? That's less work per day.
Hell if I know. Less days off because you need to staff all stations for those four shifts?
Just realized the Cerritos runs on a 4-shift rotation. Or they skipped gamma when naming shifts.
I don't know how I forgot the delta shift stuff from lower decks. That was a while plot point.
This is one of the most autistic visions of utopia I can imagine.
Starfleet doesn't deserve O'brien.
He is, without a doubt, the most important person in starfleet history.
Sorry, zephram, you gotta take second. I think he would be okay with being second. First is too much work.
O'Brien is certainly one of the most abused, weathered Starfleet officers. He ended up on DS9 fighting an insurgency, and spent 20 years in a mind prison. This description could go on for hours.
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Emptying and cleaning the biofilter is his favorite part.
I thought that was Mariner and Boimler?
They served on the Cerritos. Rom was on DS9.
Correct. I've never heard of Rom dealing with Biofilter cleaning, but if anyone had to do it on DS9, it likely would have been him I supposed.
Sure as heck not gonna be O’Brien. He got a lot of shit jobs but one does not simply order a Chief/Warrant Officer to go clean a cumrag and not face some interesting fallout.
Three strips of gold-pressed Latinum for Quark, one for Rom....
But that's not fair...
You're right!
Five strips for Quark, one for Rom.