It actually felt GOOD!

At work, he solved a woman’s iPhone flashlight problem by explaining Control Center navigation; her gratitude made helping feel rewarding. He considers phone-shop work, while solving filming problems through four-minute clips, stitched edits, a tightened microphone, and Wi-Fi disabled. He contrasts his 40-hour contract and benefits with punitive zero-hours warehouse jobs, recalling his own exhausting 12-hour warehouse shift.

Technical enthusiasm turns one helpful interaction into renewed openness toward customer-service work.