Getting to Work Advice 0. If you got neighbors/family that try to hurt/distract you from getting enough sleep to the point that your head cannot hear your alarm, you better stop them! You can give in to their demands, but everyday they are your enemies that try to hurt/distract you from your job attendance. I know it doesn't seem that a big deal, but when you wake SIX hours late, you know that you can kiss your job goodbye! Say whatever you want about being THAT late or absent, but technically, you have lose your job. How these motherfuckers deprive your sleep is to find a way to trip you up long enough (e.g. emotional disturbance) so that you don't have enough sleep before getting up on the job. To resolve this, you have to find a couple of songs that will place a counter-argument against them. Some examples are "Black Shadow - Chinese Virgin", "The Vapors - Turning Japanese", "Ice Cube - Black Korea", "Buried - Filling the Voids", "The Police - Every Breath You Take", and "George Michael - Careless Whispers". These songs are only context-specific for each case, but I think you get my drift. The band Screwdriver is also good, but ultimately, you'll have to find an argumentive song that works for you. When you find your trash songs, place it into your acceptable mobile device. Play it at will at any time (random interval ABSOLUTELY RECOMMENDED)! I know that people would rather use their mobile devies as a source of leisure (in fact, some songs are rather painful, even to me!) rather than pain, but it's time to wake to torment and suffering! Wake up and open your eyes to the evils of yourself, this world, everything! After that, proceed to use your mobile device as your weapon. Even then, sometimes, songs actually don't work and you will actually find to find some real shit about your problem (this will, once again, requires time and effort on your own personal intuition). Use that information to your advantage of thrashing and trashing. Write it down on a shirt and spend some free time just leisuring around some municipal area. Now, I just went over the thrashing process against external evil influences, all it does is thrash them to oblivion. If you want protection from external evil influences, I hope the the thrashing would be good enough, but let us be realistic, the thrashing is thrashing, it is no guarantee of a haven. For protection, I expect that according to geographic limitations and hostile intelligence (they might not be your enemies, but are considered potential threats), you would shout out (open-mindedly) traveling to a location where it is nighly expensive and utterly useless in you know what I am trying to say (else you will experience it should you not). Do not provide any reason or information about the announced travel. A far fetched example would be you saying that you going to the bottom of the ocean (once again, do not provide any reason or other information). This is actually a pretty hard step to follow and surpass! Okay, good luck in your place in hell! 1. No matter how early you have slept (exception is if you do some sleep right after work), always remember the moment you get up and start putting up your boot, is the moment that you are ready for attendance. Bottom line is to get your alarm as the time to get up and put up your boots. Any earlier, and you'll subconsciously realize that you still have time so you'll put in some sleep. That second sleep is going to kill off your attendance record (had it a couple times, but it's still not a healthy thing to do!). Sometimes, just leaping to shut out the buzzer is the attendance killer. If you can, trying listening to the wake up music several times instead. That way, you'll get your head clear for the day. If you gotten just bad memory (possibly by mental overload) to set the alarm, interrupt all work rountine once you received your next schedule notice. Grab some markable object to write your next schedule notice on and stick it in your open pocket. That way, you reduce mental distress in a somewhat organized manner. In the case that the alarm will fail your wake up schedule, you need to get something else that fails less often. If you can, make good use of the timer given to you. Still, you must make a accurate enough measurement or the consequences be very very disasterous. Other than that, your wake devices must be out of reach from tampering. Sleep just ain't sleep now, is it? Stay safe first, then sleep well. Before you head on out or deep sleep, remember to set your internal sliding window/door locks/blocks on to lock. You'll never know if your security bars can hold up, especially if they are NOT 100% SECURE! I'm looking at you, emergency escape devices! You just never know if your fucking neighbors are going burglar mode. Fuck 'em, fuck 'em all! Just don't use the pliers or overturn screwing in, you don't want to start a sensitive smoldering operation now (after service of drilled hole resistance [for a extended period of nonattendance]) do we? 2. Tacos are great because are they lowest price/cost/time possible in both consumption and production (although the prices can be a rip-off, it is still considered the lowest price/cost/time possible regardless [estimate of one dollar]). Burritos work too as long you have the dough, wait time, and speed to consume it. Cheeseburgers work too, but don't expect the vendor lady cook to be pleased as they are not her speciality skill and she probably already have the easiest cooked meals done [actually, I would recommend the cheeseburger as it is an estimate of three dollars [and should be easier to make] while the burrito is five dollars [should be more difficult than a burger production-wise, but it does have its consumption benefits], the burger is price/cost/time managable). There are combo meals that just jump up the prices from whatever single items to a whopping five dollars! It's a total rip-off and I would definitely, cynically just order a burrito. You can order a burger with fries, but the fries may not turn out so well (that's sucks, but you usually are dealing with a specialized cook staff). Before I let go of hunger resolutions, I will have to warn you of the health effects that may incur during your body digestion. If you eat a bit too much meat (form of protein/vitamin B substance), your outer intestine organ may suffer from transfering the waste product. You will need fiber to enforce hull integrity of your outer intestine organ. If you can during the day, make sure you eat something consisted of vegetables or fruits. If you have been lacking these two food products, I suggest that you order some more when shift is over. You will be in butthurt should you fail to heed these warnings! If the fucking sun/summer is beating down on your oily foods, you know you gonna get congulated. It's time to switch gears to a chicken sandwich. It's not as fulfilling, but it should do for the day's shift. Okay, maybe less than that. You can try a chicken salad, but that's more fiber than protein so careful. Now, as for drinks, I found out that sugar induced drinks usually hurt my stomach for some reason. Maybe all that work and environment places my blood flow away from my stomach. In that case, I would recommend that you would order only coconut water drinks (and they can be halal too!). If you don't want it, then hopefully a Kern's Nectar drink be available somewhere (this is [no, was {in quality}!] the optimum drink choice as it provides vitamin C, a great support for the immune system against common illnesses [coconut water is just more common, I think]). Other than that, I can only say to order single-serve water bottles. I know that sounds like a rip-off (water can be drinked anywhere, but that depends on how much free clean quality water (from drinking fountains) you get from the site [I used too, but there are times that the water would not be worth drinking due to environmental concerns]), but it will help your stomach nevertheless. If you start seeing the interior of the water bottle cap being smeared with black residual lining, you can try to rinse it off with HOT water. Over time, that lining goes somewhat permanent and starts to pollute your bottled water with brackish acidity. Then it's time to get a new one. Oh yeah, if you are using those giant gallon water bottles and some kind of water dispenser, then I suggest to use a certified human water supplier, those (outside/public) water vendor machines might not be clean with all kinds of contaminants getting around the hose. Just found out about Vitamin Water and marketing girls. Vitamin Water is good, prices vary depending on justification. I saw marketing girl, very pretty. Very hot outside, makes my juices burst! Trail mix a good source of protein and possibly other vitamins. You can try out the low price cookies, but it's very little and can be too low of an output for high energy tasks. If a cooling appliance unit exists, use it. Resort to a water bottle when you can. I know it's only one bottle, but hopefully, its bland taste will slow your thrist enough to prevent the desperate need to use the urinal. Otherwise, you might need a bigger water bottle. OKAY, HOLD THE PHONE! I just got a bad stomache pain from a cheeseburger order (and manually added blue cheese dressing). It was not cool working under such pain. Had to excuse myself to poop during work hours. I also still had pain. Made me hurry home, but when I did, I think I forgotten the cleanup work (a little pile on the floor) for Friday! What a bad turn of events! In that case, I would suggest to just stop all orders to the lunch lady. I got the wrath of the lunch lady! Putting the sweat on me beads! Like my previous work experience, I would probably order one or two tacos, but rather stick to the packaged foods like apple danish, trail mixs, and fruities. It's the only way to get around! Although, I think the chicken sandwich is getting good. Just found out about Rock View Farms (olde skool, oh yeah). Great drinks, probably better than Kern's. Putting out on display just in case there is a need for alternatives. Packed with vitamin A, B, C (mostly C for the orange juice product brand), and D (stuff, you know). Down side to Rock View is that its price is a bit more expensive due to me purchasing small bottles than cans. Also, acidic (unless fiber is found!) so moderate with water to ensure your oral/anal health safety (that means to drink a bit when it comes down to sour/orange juice)! Oh well. Whatevers, its quality is worth more than a Kern's can anyways. Also strudels are good for breakfast-like breaks too. Working on the space food package of a satisfactory lunch. Working out on trail mixes and crackers too. Am building up a list of work supportive diet. Don't eat chili cheese fries or spicy food for the matter, you'll get your butt hurt. Then you'll need bananas, lots of bananas. Oh!!! Actually, fiber is good too. Bananas are for potassium. Don't drink Vitamin Fizz, bad drink for a damn low price? And I am trying to get a budget going too! Nevermind! I would not recommend this choice at all despite it being the most cost efficient (it doesn't have the rest of the nutrients though!). Its advantage is its boast of both vitamin b and c, however, it does leave an after taste of cabbage juice and worst of all, gives your ass an itching feeling! I don't want an itchy ass! Don't drink tamarind drink. It also gives bowel movements that lasts a few (6+) hours, starting with a compulsed need to poop the liquid out (sit in lasts for 1 hour). Of course, there is an urine attack afterwards. I think it can really work out as a medicine though. I just realize that gum, is a problematic factor of weary jaws and the cause of phenylalanine/aspartame, a drug that destroys the brain by many of quantity. http://www.sweetpoison.com/phenylalanine.html http://www.sweetpoison.com/aspartame-detox-components.html Vitamin C, vitamin c, vitamin c... More bad shit to note, bad candy, namingly bad chewing candy. I like chewing, actually, I like crunching. It's this gummy stuff that does take quite a while to digest. Normally, when I was a kid, it's cool for me. But now, I got some physical (and healthy) habits that really affect me to the bowels. Maybe the focus was not enough for digestion, but damn, took too long to digest. That's some indigestible candy material right there! Insoluble fiber is what it's called. Made me lose out on my essential break time. I guess no more soft chewy candy for me, not worth the risk. It's hard candy from all out! No licks though, hell can be sharp! Just leave it to dissolve. Still inertia, still inertia. I just got the bad with fucking sport drinks, namingly the brand Gatorade. It is supposed to refresh my fucking dehyrated body, not leak out of my ass as burning sulfurs. Oh my ass burns for each of that sin! I had to wash and still the ass skin and tissue hurts. I decided to put up lotion for excellent lubrication. Ooh! Vitamin B drinks are also considered sport drinks. Ban these motherfuckers! | The best water bottle drink is a mix of fresh water and resistance c powder. This is the supplemental nutrition drink of the general level. It's plenty of powder so don't add in another package over the remainding ones. You'll just have to deal with more water ratio before consuming the powder remanants. Just try not to overdose the damn thing. Too much vitamins forces you to wait it out with h2o cycling. | If you need to wash out the bottle, try rinsing with warm/hot water several (2 or 3) times. Then, add in a 1/4 of a cup of (apple) vinegar. Fill the rest with water. Turn it upsidedown and wait it out for at least overnight. After the nightly wait, try rinsing with warm/hot water several (2 or 3) times. Hopefully, you can leave the bottle to dry out the vinegar smell; otherwise, you will get some vinegar in your next drink. 3. If you got conflicting appointments to do during the week, it's probably best to just forget about it until the week is over. Then, you can cancel or reschedule for a more proper time that works for your job! 4. If you find a job/training opportunity elsewhere, I suggest that you take it and make sure that you get ready for it. That doesn't mean you will follow thru, but it's a possibility because you might in some point of time, lose your job and at least you have an excuse of something to back on fall? Speaking of which, I have to email my TEMPORARY opportunities. 5. Of course, there's the balance that comes into mind. Regardless, I suggest to only visit the site during the most inconvenient of days, week, not end. 6. When it's fucking cold, your head, ears, hands, and feet, are the first to freeze over. Wear a beanie to try thwart off the cold pressure. Eat hot meals and drink some water too, the cold is like a desert, empty and barren, dry. 7. When you are playing with yourself (you know what!), the activity increases the risk of heart attack. The more you do it, the more your heartbeats hurt. You better find something else to do like playing music, video games, or some other hobby. Otherwise, you gonna need to stock up on some of that oatmeal brand! If you need to prevent an external factor, you must go and shout out, "SOLOMON!!!" in extremely negative tones. Also, close up window during the night. There's clean up too, but you still require to do laundry cleaning and then, get that vinegar rub on the spot! BD. By the way, if you got into the situation, you might as well stick with not bathing for at least a day. Suffer! LOL. 8. When driving, especially if you are making a lane change or turn. Use your fingers to activate the turn signal switch at the tip. When you are done making a lane change or turn, use your fingers to deactivate the turn signal switch at the tip. Even if the turn signal switch deactives itself, use your fingers to touch at the tip. That way, you will worry less about remembering not to over-crank the turn signal switch to cracking, and worry more about what's going outside your vehicle. Okay, drive defensively! :) If you overfill a bit on the gas, just put that nozzle away and get your change from the clerk. No, there's no meter detection technology, but you get your money's worth! Car key ignition getting a bit stuck during the fall season. Spray some oil around the key input (the revolving value area). This is not really for work, but rather for general vehicle maintenance regardless standards. It's your average check and tune-up with your vehicle. Go ahead and take a seat. Don't forget the money for the goods. Please see "https://archive.org/download/rv-007_misc_public_software_sharing/websites/zdoomforumsstuff/personal_computer_maintenance_advice_stuff/text/Under_The_Hood_Maintenance_Advice.txt" for detailed instructions. 9. When handling given gloves, be sure to hold them in your hands, whether you are wearing or not wearing them. If you got extra items (bottles, papers, or styrofoam plates), be sure to hold them in either your pockets or under your arms. Like football. I hate losing things, and I have to compensate for it. To prevent being forgetful, always throw your gloves on the driver seat floor, then you'll always have it with you even if you forget about packing details. 10. When handling your (damn) smart phone in the terms of notes, be sure to get typing with the hand that is away from the delete button. That way, you'll have much less of a problem trying to remember what you put down. Hopefully that typing hand is next to the options button. That options button should have the discard option to undo unforeseen accidents. Don't try to use the back or menu button, your erased mistakes will be saved that way. Had two accidents before I finally figured it out and wrote it down. For me, sometimes, my wifi connection doesn't work, it keeps wapping out. I then have to delete/create the same network information. So far, the work-around solution works, holding the connection stable for a longer period than a few minutes wap out. As of now, I have problems dealing with non-wifi connections for some reason at the moment. NEVERMIND, I THINK MY COMPUTER PHONE IS FUCKED, TIME TO GO OLD SKOOL! 11. During the summer season, it's best to hydrate throughtout the day. Or least that you would suffer a bleeding nose later. This is to dry mucus scraping your nose. Blood loss will affect your nutrient processing. Unless you are not using your nose too often, you best hydrate for a extra level of protection. When you do get a internal nostril skin problem (particularly the area up, but not next to the hole), you can use some ointment like New Trader Joe's Spa 100% Airshalian Tea Tree Oil, Antiseptic. Its initial main effect is to relieve any pain/numbness when you try scrunching/rubbing up your nose. Side effect is quite the sting plus possible sneezes. The duration will wear down, but you might feel less pain/numbness when messing with your nose. Also, try not to pick your nose for dry mucus on dry hot days. Remember to flush both your nostrils to soften and wet up the cemented boogers. Also, I busted a nose leak by disturbing my nose during bath right after the prolonged heat exposure, seriously, you got to wait the fuck out to cool and recover. In fact, it's best to not squish (up) your nose at all! I'm gonna try to just flush with water without touching the nose. You can try squeezing only the upper area of the nose. Hopefully, less chance to bleed. But if you do bleed around (hey, just smearing the lower area can bleed sensitive areas), you best pick out the nosy contents with a facial tissue paper. I expect that you would remove any offending dry mucus that scrapes your fucking nose. 12. Sometimes, the car won't start in freezing conditions (morning or night, even winter). This sucks. First, you got to turn the temparture dial to red (hot), not blue (cold). Make sure the air condition position is in head and leg mode (You can use the reverse intake mode, but the air inside the occupant space is not going to cut it in terms of heat requirement [it counts as cold too]), keep that heat flowing, not dying. When you ready the key ignition, don't roll the windows. Do that afters. Wait for the ABS and red stick figure with raised left arm lights to disappear. You can try putting a few 4 pedals to the medal (NOT TAP, PEDALS TO THE MEDAL) before (and maybe during [recommended when the car starts tilting sideways, give it a loud REVRRRR!!!!]) engine ignition. Engine ignition requires full turn of key and a bit of hold. Sometimes, you need the air conditioner to mode heater for a few five minutes or so. Make sure to keep on warming until at least the engine runs smooth, no jig-jags. Hopefully, that works. If so, you may now use the windows. According to my mechanic, there's not enough of the liquid fuel level in one of those liquid compartment. Also, later research conducts of some used up spark plugs. Pretty fucked up if you asked me. For me, it could be the anti-freeze, from him, it needs water. This got me rolling in my head. I suggest to take a under the hood check-up at either the beginning or the end of each month. Have to start reading the automobile language at the very least. 13. There comes a time when you cannot use the car remote due to a eventual battery replacement. Carry a pack within your wallet for safe enough keeping. It also helps on reducing clutter. 14. When one of your car tires is going flat, it's time to visit the public car tire air pump (usually found at a gas station [fee over one dollar might be required]). The optimal limit for air pressure rating is 3.5. While air pumping, make sure to periodically let go of the pump trigger to see the air pressure rating from the air pump hose. When the rating is 3.5, you can stop air pumping for that specific tire. When you start air pumping, pump up the flattened tire first, then do the rest. When the four tires are pumped, be sure to repump the previous flattened tires again. You may never know if there's a missing value in air pressure. Okay, your car tires should be good, bouncy, and not poppy. 15. When curb parking, you must decide whether to park in front of a driveway or not. When curb parking in front of a driveway, you must use the wiper blade adapter/joint of the windshield wiper, close to the curb, to align under the driveway line. Adjustment of the driver's seat might be necessary. It's near as 90 pitch degrees to far as 105 ~ 120 pitch degrees. When curb parking away from a driveway, you must use the windshield washer nozzle, close to the curb, to align vertically with about a brick (or 2 [will test in finger distance length]) space, away from the protruding end of the wall/fence. By routine of common use occurring more than your worn tire grooves, you have to do this check more often. The check on grooves is a simple matter of observance. The check on tire air pressure is not so simple. With a light source, push the top with your foot. If the tire wiggles, there's still air. If not or too little, you have to get to the air pump found at a gas station. You're going to hear that nasty slag! Follow the instructions in the block above to remedy the problem. There are occasions when you do find a flat tire than a slumping tire. Or just slumping tires after air pumping or even parking and driving! Well, my friend, that's an area usually beyond the work time schedule. Please see "https://archive.org/download/rv-007_misc_public_software_sharing/websites/zdoomforumsstuff/personal_computer_maintenance_advice_stuff/text/Dealing_with_Flat_or_Leaking_Tires_Advice.txt" for detailed instructions. You may also want to look up the below links as well. "https://archive.org/download/rv-007_misc_public_software_sharing/websites/zdoomforumsstuff/personal_computer_maintenance_advice_stuff/text/Under_The_Hood_Maintenance_Advice.txt" "https://archive.org/download/rv-007_misc_public_software_sharing/websites/zdoomforumsstuff/personal_computer_maintenance_advice_stuff/text/Dealing_with_Dim_Dashboard_Indicator%20Lights_or_Dead_Car_Battery%20Instructions.txt" 16. Sometimes, your ear plugs needs to adjust to your ear condition. Don't place it in too deeply. Depends on weather conditions too. If you have the ear pain, you got to loosen up the plug. Get new ones when not working out for you. Just remember that new ear plugs may have air leaks that can fucking screech under noisy conditions! The old ones will have earwax to filter out the space between ear and ear plug. Try not to have water fill in your ears, unless you believe water in ears will do some good. Otherwise, prepare to have water clogging up your audio after bathing. Look up and nod sideways (break pressure of surface tension) for a while, hoping that water flows through. Then, tilt the water clogged ear downwards, hoping that water flows through. For a really fucking long time, I believe that cotton swabs could be used on ear cleaning. Well, studies say that it shouldn't! There should be a warning label stating such a thing. Also, don't flush in ears either! Too fucking sensitive, huh? THE TRUTH? Okay, I finally, or probably, found out about the earwax plug solution. Technically, anything that goes into your ears, can build up earwax. Even water, can build up earwax. With water, the moisture will provide a sticky adhesion, which turns the wax into a gluey substance. Furthermore, water can get stuck in your ears, interfering with the hearing process. It will take a while before both the water and earwax problem, are resolved. Alcohol can help, but it isn't really a consistently safe solution. I suggest to try prevent water to flow into ears, especially at bath/shower time. Scratch-like or rub-like the hair areas around the ears. Try not to let water drip into the ear canal. Even then, ear plugs and stuff like that, can lead to problems in pushing earwax into a wax obstalce or something of the sort! My suggestion fix is that you should hold the bottom center of the concha (the hollow part in front of the ear canal) adjacent to the ear canal area, and pull (not that hard!) not downward, but outward. Try the bottom left and bottom right adjacent to the ear canal area as well. Next, you should hold the tragua (a small pointed eminence of the external ear, situated in front of the concha, and projecting backward over the ear canal) adjacent to the ear canal area as well. Pull (not that hard!) the tragua outwards as well. You might want to do a one ear test, but I suggest to wait it out and hope that the earwax problem clears up. If you feel as necessary, try the ear canal area pull methods again. The earwax obstacle should open sesame to various degrees of success. If you ever put water in your ears, it's going to take a while before the hearing spikes back to normal. Looks like anything, even nothing can buildup earwax blockage in time. Ear plugs are the culprit too. Earmuffs won't plug, but will torture you by crushing your jaws shut, it's totally fucked up. Your jaws help move out earwax out of ears. Maybe you can use it as a earwax ring test. If you must put up with the plugs (plug slightly or halfway [okay, not too deep]), try not to do anything to the ears. You can move your jaws as it is a natural earwax remover. If you truly believe earwax is clogging (and it cannot wait for doctor), fill the ear with hydrogen peroxide and keep it from spilling for a good five minutes after (several or before new) ear plug use. Maybe same for the other ear (just don't fuck them both up!). You should be good. Just don't do it all the time, it can burn sensitive areas and is intended for that rare situation. Otherwise, visit the doctor for the best personal prescription. Anywho, https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/01/180103195010.htm, dorsal cochlear nucleus is said to be the cause of our evil friend, tinnitus. Its phantom signals spread throughtout our brain. targeted bimodal auditory-somatosensory stimulation, is the semi-solution (30 minutes; I am trying out white noise [https://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/whiteNoiseGenerator.php?l=99997193829286749580&a=0.5&am=1&m=&d=0] as make-shift 30 mins solution, it's almost like industrial or even sleeping in tv noise? MAYBE THAT'S WHY OUR PARENTS SNOOZE IT AFTER WORK!). Loud noises can synchronize brain signals, so it sucks. It's a little step, but good direction to know. It's probably safe to say that being both noisy and treatment may bust out organs eventually. I will inform the doctor about this. 17. Uncommon case, but it does happen and it might need a quick fix in times of need! Well my friends, it turns out that I do, in fact, found out something during my shoe surgery experiment(s). I'll put this context down in record. For the work shoes, sometimes, the designs, have extra layers. I cannot say for single layers, but it be a lot of room should the shoe surgery apply. Sometimes, the tied edge of the layers don't hold well enough. When they don't hold well enough, they can fold into the creases made by the (far) walking/running and crouching action of the shoes. Basically, you can't avoid the dig jabbing at your foot, and the best thing you can do to mitigate the damage done is to move the shoe as little as possible. So it's kind of like being a shuffle walk robot, especially one with wheels under the feet. Of course, if you can't afford to shuffle all around until the shoe wears even, you will need to make some adjustments. According to my cognitive memory, the damage done is called chaffing/chafing. However, inflammation will likely to occur as an aftereffect. This fact is due to the blood veins/tunnels/vessels being close by to remedy the structure and function of the extremity. Hands and feet are considered sensitive parts! In this case, inflammation spread (no, I don't think you can stop this without abrupt change in lifestyle) will interfere with mobility and may cause pain hesitation. --- Okay, so I'll go with what I know from the start, and basics. First off, don't try to bandage the damn wound if you got the shoe fix down. You don't know if the pressure will affect the wound to a much worse degree. Despite protection from further jabbing and incisions, pressure may increase chances of inflammation spread. Next, just make sure to take acetaminophen/tylenol/mapap prescription along for the ride, periodically until the inflammation subsides enough. With extremities, you don't know how long it will take to recover. You might need the pills to get thru the day, especially when unexpected, so remember that. Other stuff that helps is obvious rest, cold stuff, water when possible (yes, plenty of water), and foot elevation when possible (that is placing your foot higher than your heart's height during sleep and placing your foot's back heel on the desk [this, I might recommend; I say, by logic and hypothesis, it should help {you can still play simple enough games, ones with the least of interface interactions}]). So, okay, we got the recovery method down, but we still need the ultimate treatment to the fucking problem. It hurts, I got ya. Okay, now onwards, with caution, to shoe adjustment repair... I think the most common place for the jab/dig to happen is on or below the foot joint. It could happen to either side. For now, let us start with the creases. This is the organami that you don't want to happen! So for the creases, which usually occurs on outer, you want to find where the fucking fold folds into your fucking foot! For those multi-layers that meet by string ties, it's obvious that the edges yield for the fucking fold to happen! What you need to do is to string out the string machine from the holes. A simple knife will do the trick. The area of surgery lines from the most back end point of the top flap, to close enough to a pinky's sided width space of the most front end point of the top flap. Maybe, the cut to the jab isn't just right on the spot, but the opening should help you reach that goal. Feel around the jab when tipping your affected foot, you should feel the pain. Take note! Next, with the knife, slice (yes, damage your fucking shoes! Damage it!) the jab by its line to as far as reaching the next top flap stop. You can try cutting around the jab line for maximum comfort potential, but this is your work shoes and I wouldn't want to leave a open flap exposed to the environment. Pity the souls who risk their feet in the open! If it was just easy, we could stop there, but we can't just trust flaps to leave our foot alone now, do we? Get a single paper towel sheet, fold it into a square of eight layers. Eight layers is a lot, but we're not going to take a risk with present injuries at stake. Because of the open flap, we can easily insert and adjust the position of the sheet square between the leather jab and the shoe interior material (aka counter lining). This sheet is your padding. Padding like this is usually found on street and sport shoes, but you don't see too much ergonomics padding for work shoes. This is an idea of the century waiting to happen! Make sure to separate the gluing of the leather and interior material for optimal spatial positioning. For single layers, it might be harder to do because I don't know if the sheet padding will stay in place. However, the repair method is still the same. You can starting by trying to feel for the jab line and proceed to find an opening for the padding insertion. Other than folds and creases, there's another culprit out there! This one is more of a harder bitch than your leather digs! Sad fact that it is always a potential issue. The stiffener is this thing that's supposed to at least help keep the shoe heel its shape. Older shoes don't seem to have this. It is not, however, designed for ergonomics. At anytime, whatever the case, should you lean in, which usually occurs on inner, the stiffener usually roughs up directly on your foot joint! Could be quite painful! For those multi-layers that meet by string ties, it's obvious that the edges yield for the fucking stiffening to happen! What you need to do is to string out the string machine from the holes. A simple knife will do the trick. The area of surgery lines from the most back end point of the top flap, to close enough to a pinky's sided width space of the most front end point of the top flap. Maybe, the cut to the jab isn't just right on the spot, but the opening should help you reach that goal. Next, with the knife, slice (yes, damage your fucking shoes! Damage it!) a line beyond the top flap line to as far as reaching the next top flap stop. You can try cutting around the stiffener area for maximum comfort potential, but this is your work shoes and I wouldn't want to leave a open flap exposed to the environment. Pity the souls who risk their feet in the open! If it was just easy, we could stop there, but we can't just trust flaps to leave our foot alone now, do we? Get a single paper towel sheet, fold it into a square of eight layers. Eight layers is a lot, but we're not going to take a risk with present injuries at stake. Because of the open flap, we can easily insert and adjust the position of the sheet square between the stiffener and the shoe interior material (aka counter lining). This sheet is your padding. Padding like this is usually found on street and sport shoes, but you don't see too much ergonomics padding for work shoes. This is an idea of the century waiting to happen! Make sure to separate the gluing (this area will be difficult!) of the leather and interior material for optimal spatial positioning. In addition, you will need to bend outwards the corner of the stiffener. That tip is quite the penetrator! So penetrating, that the padding will not be effective against the point. I don't know if it is better off to remove a freaking piece of the stiffener. I feel it's better that way. For single layers, it might be harder to do because I don't know if the sheet padding will stay in place. However, the repair method is still the same. You can starting by trying to feel for the stiffener and proceed to find an opening for the padding insertion. All in all, this workaround should be able to remedy with the least improvise solution possible. I haven't figured out extensive testing, as it is quite the unbearable experience, but I believe I have some progress, or at mitigation? We'll see! Until then, this is a post lingering in internet space. I am waiting to recover and see if I really do need padding from the utmost start. The padding is just there to address the sustained wound problem so yeah, I'll just wait until then. When some progress comes, it goes into record. Maybe, this post may become a topic of engaging discussion, where we put our own foot in our own mouths. Smell you laters!;) vvv Okay, so apparently, the padding is a 24/7 job. You got to leave it there. I also think that maybe, a fucking trespasser, was wearing out my shoes. Why? Why the fucking annoying insistence? I don't know, but suppose it was a catalyst for trespassing property. Somebody transversing over the rooftops, tiptoeing the walls, or making a ruckus in the dead of night? Maybe the easier solution is to always keep the shoes within the premise during night and dark conditions. I hope that you have a container to keep off the lingering smell. Safely too! It will be stinky though!