u/Mystic6yt

Just curious. Stopped doing into work about a few weeks ago and waited until I got terminated.

Apologies if I keep posting this, I'm just confused. I recently quit my package handler job at Ontrac a few weeks ago without notice, and got fully terminated from Dayorce around last week. Final paycheck still hasn't shown up in my bank account or anything else, could it be that it's taking longer for them to process it, or are they just simply holding it back from me?

Fyi, I don't have contact with my boss

It's been around a week and a half since I got terminated, and still haven't gotten my final paycheck yet. Does it take a little more longer than a week?

I'm a 20 year old college student, and for the past year or more, I always found that I'm always mildly or highly tired during the day, despite doing whatever I can to combat against it.

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-I eat a moderately healthy diet

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-Workout two to three times a day, while also getting 10,000-20,000 steps a day(I've actually been laying of workouts as of recent since I have surgery for an osteochondroma bone tumor that I have on my left knee, in which I don't know if that's causing some tiredness)

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-I get around 7-9 hours of sleep a night(on average around 7.5 or 8)

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-I've also been trying to sleep without any sound the best I can, but most times I give up and just have videos play in the background. And I do sometimes get carried away and use my phone right when I get up and listen to videos when doing my hygiene stuff, so that's possibly a factor

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-I also recently quit a warehouse job, in which I was waking up at 2:30 am for 2 months on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, so maybe a another temporary factor

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-Been trying my best to limit screen time(Especially phone usage, although I'm oh my computer moderately each day, and my new desk has me sitting a tad bit closer to my monitor compared to my last one, so that could be a potential indicator)

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-Got a bloodtest, in which everything was normal

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-Started taking a magneosum supplement before bed(In which the food tracking app I use showed that for about a year, I've only been getting around 97 MG of magneisum, in which the max I need is 400 MG, and the supplement I'm taking has 250 mg. I've only been taking it for around a week or so, so probably will take some time to adjust.

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-I also stopped taking Zyrtec, in which my doctor advised that I stay off of it since it can cause fatigue

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-In terms of mental health, it's pretty good. Yeah I have higher anxiety days, but not too hard. I live a pretty simple life. I don't go out often, as I just mind my business, go on my phone and computer, relax, play games, occasionally what a show or movie, read occasionally, take naps, and try to do some house productivity whenever I can(Could be that I'm burned out or bored alot of the time) Thing is, I actually plan to go put more often(Mini self adventures), especially with some friends and some new ones I recently made, and I want to feel energized for these

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The last thing my doctor advised me to do was to get a sleep test, in which I plan on scheduling within the next week or so, so it's possible that sleep apnea and thyroid issues are the possible problem, in which I've never thought I'd have

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What do you all think? Got any other recommendations? I just really want to figure out why I'm like this and want to be at my full capacity. I can still function pretty efficiently, but I just feel like I'm being held back with how fatigued I always am each day. Once I find out the reason, I feel as if I'm gonna be able to stay more engaged with what I'm doing and think more critically and cognitively more than ever(Unless I'm exaggerating too much)

I started Breaking Bad all the way back in summer 2022 after my sophomore year of highschool, and it was a pretty good time watching I'd say. Thing is, it did feel like a forceful watch for me, especially with how pop culturally pressured I felt at the time. To be fair, I was on my phone alot when watching it, so kinda took away from the experience a bit. It took me around a year and a half to finish it, in which that was because I delayed immensely on watching it, but I remember watching the last few episodes of season 5 and thought "Now this is why this is considered the greatest show of all time". Years pass, and I've been watching some clips of it from back to back, along with some analysis videos, and I had completely forgot how great the show was, while realizing that there was so much that I forgot that happened.

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Anyway, I'm now a 20 year old college student and I've been meaning to start Better Call Saul for a bit, but kept delaying it of course, as I don't want to force myself to watch it when I didn't feel the mood to do so. Well, now that I've improved my mental health quite a bit, I'm for once actually in a show/movie watching mood. I've heard this is just as good as breaking bad and has so many other fond characters. Overall, I'm hyped to start the show, and look forwaed to rewatching alot of the memes I've seen. Is there anything I should know when starting this?

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Fyi, I'm not the most analytical person at all(Which has been one of my biggest insecurities as of recent) and I'm not even that smart. My attention spans pretty decent, but I've been trying to slowely improve on day by day(Using phone less, silencing my thoughts and shifting my engagement to what's happening in what I'm watching). I'll try to be engaged with the show and form my own opinions as best as I can.

Just started the first epsiode of the show. I know it's 2026, but I don't care of the fact that I'm starting it now(Do wish I started it sooner though). I'm a 20 year old college student, and plan on watching this show to prepare for the movie in October. I will also try watching this back to back with Better Call Saul.

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Look forward to this show and it's characters, and I hope it truly lives up to yhe hype. I'm not the biggest show and movie watcher(More of a gamer and YouTube watcher), but I'l try my best to get through it. Really just depends on my mood from day to day, and I'll try not to force it.

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Anyway, anything I should know or be prepared for when goin into this? Fyi, I hardly cry or get watered eyed when watching fiction(The only pieces of fiction that had me do that was God of war Raganrok, Iron Claw, and Dispatch).

I have recently officially quit OnTrac as a package handler. Showed up to my shift an hour late, walked up to the warehouse building, tossed my badge near the front of the main entrance doors, ran back to my car and drove off into freedom.

How long will it take for me to be removed from dayforce? Also, will my final paycheck show up there or directly in my bank account?

I'm finally deciding to quit OnTrac this week. I'm waking up around 4(Which is when my shift starts), heading over to my warehouse, park, tossing my badge in the parking lot, run bag to my car, and driving off into freedom.

I'm new to the workforce, so apologies if I'm asking somewhat simple questions. For those who quit or got terminated, how much did you get paid for your final paycheck? Is it worth the same amount as you regularly get paid? As an example: I make roughly between $160-$180 a week as I worked 3 days a week. Would the paycheck be significantly less or more, in the middle?

I'm trying to get next saturday off as I'm going on "vacation"(I'm actually watching the Backrooms movie on friday night with some friends, and just simply don't feel like going into work right after, in which my shift starts at 4 am). I saw on my Dayforce profile, I have insufficient amount of hours of some kind. Would anyone be able to explain how to the dayforce time away stuff works? I've actually tried it once before but the request got declined(To be fair, I made the request late at night, hours before my shift).

For those who quit OnTrac by just not going into work anymore(Which I plan to do soon), did you recieve a final paycheck? I know this may seem like a stupid question. I'm new to the workforce as a 20 year old college student.