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The First Day      On June 1, 2003 my intuition on life, changed a tad. It happened to be a Sunday that I didn’t figure I would be hitting the hay at 2:30 P.M. so as to go to work. I got under the front of my bed and I was out cold. When I got into a profound rest it was difficult to receive in return. I heard my caution go off, and I didn’t need to get up, yet I kicked up and off to get dressed. I went out in the kitchen and grabbed a bite and afterward prepared my lunch for the evening.      On the best approach to Van Wert, I was getting extreme. I began to get apprehensive about what I would do and who I would be working with. The closer I got to the plant the more anxious I got. When I maneuvered into the parking area and was closing my vehicle off, I understood that this isn’t a spot I might want to work at all of my life.      Then I was strolling into the industrial facility and got checked in and acknowledged what I was in for. The presses were beating ceaselessly on the huge loops of steel; the air had a moist smelly smell that would get to me after some time. I went into the lunchroom and put my lunch enclose the fridge. I strolled apprehensively to meet my foreman and he gave me something to do. I was running a 400 degree elastic infusion press the initial segment of the night.      At about 2:00 A.M. the chime rang for the primary break. I was glad to here that since I required a break to get something to drink. I plunked down in the lunchroom and sweat was all the while running down my face. As I was featuring up at the TV I pondered internally, â€Å"this will be a long summer.† After the brief break was finished, I strolled retreat to the press I was running and put on my doused sleeves and gloves. At the point when I was preparing to fire my press up my foreman approached me and instructed me to accompany him. At the same time I was thinking in my mind where is he taking me? What am I going to do now?