Sudden Life Changes Suck!

[Warped]

I don't know bout you guys but I love normalcy and comfort. Just today both of those were taken away from me. My dad told me both the good and bad news: My big brother who got me my job in the first place (been there ten years) has become a Co-Manager of the facility I work in, and the bad news: I myself must relocate to another facility. I live but 10 mins away from this place of employment that I have loved for so long. I go home on lunch break, traffic is light and life was good. Well I'm on a staycation because a friend is in town and I'm being a great friend and spending all my time with him. But hearing this news today has ruined my vacation for the most part because thats all I'm thinking about.

Anyway I don't have many choices but some are great. I can become a manager also but the 7am-4pm shift haunts me, I've been a night owl my entire existence. I feel like I'm losing something great that I had. On the other I get to see some long lost friends who moved away and get a fresh start at a new location.

But does anyone have advice?? Even my Facility Manager is moving up the foodchain and I have no clue how to call in favors. One of my best friends just got married and will be leaving for his honeymoon tomorrow so he won't be able to help me. On top of that when I get back from vacation that day will probably be the last there. I'd pull my hair out if it didn't hurt.

 

[VirusType2]

Millions of people can't find work. So, congratulations on being relocated to a place where now, you will have an opportunity for advancement.

 

[Warped]

Millions of people can't find work. So, congratulations on being relocated to a place where now, you will have an opportunity for advancement.

I know my dad still doesn't have a job after 1 year of looking. I just feel out of place right now and am resistant to change. I guess I have made all the difference where I was. anytime in the breakroom people seem to laugh around me even when feeling down. I just would hate leaving so many people after so many years. its like a second family tbh

also I told my friend this when he went for an advancement test, "Chin Up, head high you'll do fine" and I think I can handle it by now