I like working the night shifts at the Burton-Conner front desk because it gives me a captive environment in which I basically have nothing to do except homework. This is especially useful since almost all of my homework requires me to be online--so, while I'm supposed to be looking up the fugacity of carbon monoxide at 345 K, I'm more often than not looking for a challenge.

So, anyway, I'm working desk from 12-2 AM tonight... but it turns out that tonight, 2 AM is really 1 AM again (blast you, Benjamin Franklin!). What should I do? Work three hours? Work only two hours and leave the desk unattended at 1 AM? Just close up at 1:58 and avoid the issue altogether?

You'd think that as an MIT student, I would have taken a class that would help me to solve this quandary. Here are some classes in which that problem might potentially be addressed:

14.64: Labor Economics
8.033: Relativity
21W.765: Non-Linear Narrative: Theory and Practice

I've always said I don't believe in linear time, but this is ridiculous.

Remember to set your clocks back! This blog is actually part of the community service project I have to complete after embezzling $40,000 of the floor's money as apple bake chair.

Just playin'.

Also to be included in this entry later this evening: hot soldering pictures!