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Roy from Shipping Wars dead.


Wanderlai

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I saw this coming a mile away. He reminded me so much of my uncle, who is a chain-smoking, ex-alcoholic, currently a 7-day-a-week, 14 hour a day workaholic. The way they talk, and act, and behave, their work habits, even their lean stringy, hunched over builds; they're the same person. Just very high strung all the time, hyper-stressed and prone to go off at the drop of a hat. Totally invest every fiber of their being into their work at the expense of everything else, and freak out in their personal life when something goes wrong at work, or (heaven forbid) when personal/family responsibilities take them away from work. Frankly, seeing it first hand, it's really not healthy.

 

I hope my uncle calms the fug down for the sake of my cousin, because this won't be far off for him either.

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I saw this coming a mile away. He reminded me so much of my uncle, who is a chain-smoking, ex-alcoholic, currently a 7-day-a-week, 14 hour a day workaholic. The way they talk, and act, and behave, their work habits, even their lean stringy, hunched over builds; they're the same person. Just very high strung all the time, hyper-stressed and prone to go off at the drop of a hat. Totally invest every fiber of their being into their work at the expense of everything else, and freak out in their personal life when something goes wrong at work, or (heaven forbid) when personal/family responsibilities take them away from work. Frankly, seeing it first hand, it's really not healthy.

I hope my uncle calms the fug down for the sake of my cousin, because this won't be far off for him either.

Sounds like me except the smoking and drinking. I've always been a workaholic. Not to mention the stress of running a business. I always hear to calm down and stress less. Just really hard to do.
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