Just stay up for 2 days straight and go to sleep at 11 PM or something.

i used to have this problem during my early teens. i would stay up and go to school with red eyes and i looked horrible. playing to much games. i still do it but not that much anymore. only like in Saturdays and Sundays.

Eh, people have been moving to alberta for work for the last 30+ years, so i don't think it's gonna end any time soon. Even if oil prices drop big time, the reality is that 99% of all our modern products use petroleum, from every kind of plastic (and almost all of the parts in the hipster's beloved Iphones and any smart phone in general) to tires, to makeup, deodorant, fertilizers, paint and so on and so forth.

Even if we stopped using fossil fuels in cars and ran them off unicorn farts, rainbows and children's laughter starting tomorrow, we're still gonna be using petroleum for many, many years to come.

I know how it is. Getting a job here isn't easy too. I am doing English in the university but since I'm already able to read talk speak and listen to it almost perfectly I just don't have to study. Free time yaaay... Only I need a job. Hell I just watched the entire Markiplier's playthrough of Mad Father. I'm afraid the only.cure for this is having things to do like work.

So you're out of work and unable to sleep...kill 2 birds with 1 stone and get a physically demanding job that will make your body beg for the bed

I would like to thank everyone who took the time to reply to this Topic

Although, I was looking more for advice on my Internal-clock issue, not the "lack of job" issue.. However, I still thank those that took the time to reply to that as well

Hehe, that whole bit is my fault since I suggested a night-time job, which eliminates the need to re-do your inner clock

@Haggar: Truer advice has never been given Nothing like an honest day work to make you crave the sheets. I think my most physically demanding job had me lifting 100-150lb boxes all day long for 10-12 hours a day, and man, the only things I thought of when I got home were eating a huge meal, then going to bed. Of course, this also resulted in needing to wash my sheets 2-3 times a week since I wouldn't shower until after I got up, LOL!!

Try working as a roofer for awhile. Never again!