My Worst Job At 4200

Do you remember what your worst job was like? My worst job was working at 4200. 4200 is a production warehouse, located in Atlanta, Georgia, that manufactures various hair care products for a company named Bronner Brothers. It is owned by my father, Nathaniel Bronner, and his four brothers: Bernard, Dale, Charles, and James. 4200 is open five days a week, for ten and a half hours daily. I spent last summer at 4200, where I worked on an assembly line and packaged hair care products. Working at 4200 proved to be a summer spent at my worst job ever because it was tiring, it made my summer boring, and it hired co-workers with whom I did not enjoy working.
One reason 4200 was the worst job ever was because it was a very exhausting job; it started at night, called for long shifts, required uncomfortable uniforms, and was extremely hot. A day at 4200 did not start in the morning but at night. Without a good night
On the assembly line, we were unable to communicate with others. The manager, Mr. Haze, kept a close eye at all times to make sure that everyone was doing what they were supposed to be doing and that made it much more difficult to interact with others. The only time that we were able to communicate with others was during the short break. Additionally the work became very repetitive. The entire time, Mr. Haze saw to it that we were making boxes, stacking boxes, or labeling boxes. Also, I had no choice of which assembly line I could be on each day or what I would be doing. Most importantly, 4200 took away extra time I had, which I could have used to hang out with friends, workout, or sleep. The assembly line was boring because we could not talk, it was repetitive, and I did not have a say in what I