I’ve worked 6-2 for the last decade - starting as a way to beat traffic, continued because it’s a vastly better schedule. I get off in time to walk the dogs, ru

I’ve worked 6-2 for the last decade - starting as a way to beat traffic, continued because it’s a vastly better schedule. I get off in time to walk the dogs, run for a couple of hours, make a real dinner, and relax before bed at 9-10pm. All that and I get two hours of uninterrupted time in the morning to actually work. I recognize that I’m lucky to be able to choose my schedule, and recognize that not everyone can, but I would never go back. I suppose if everyone else starts coming in at 6, though, I might have to wake up at 4, instead.