Good shout, but do not use deep heat like a deoderant, pits hurt, bits is agony!
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I know when I worked retail (toys r us for over 5 years) I know after 2 weeks off my calves and back would kill after being on the concreate floor. I had to have my own black shoes so paid out for some reasonably good ones. Insoles will really help as will taking regular ish standing streching breaks, I used to do a cycle of running up and down the staff stairs at lunch and break to change the movement in my legs
No... You Don't put it under you arms. I'm describing the type of applicator it has. Roll it around where it hurts. I pulled my back any amounts of times. Stay away from painkillers. It hurts twice as much when they ware off (like first thing getting out of bed in the morning not being able to move) and your body will become reliant on it like a painkillerholic. Battle through it.
Honestly do that floor exercise you'll be right in a few days. You'll feel like an abserloute tool doing them (unless you do all that Jane fonda stuff regularly) but it works.
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The socks you wear will also contribute to your discomfort if you don't wear decent quality. I spend good money on socks as I learned the hard way.
@northwest, do you have any recommendations of brand please?
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Smartwool socks in the winter - mid weight ones - then moutineering ones when it is very cold.
Summer - Darn Tough merino wool light weight socks. Had a few pairs of light merino socks from M&S of late and they were OK.
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I hate poor socks - hard cotton socks - misfitting socks going to sleep. Socks with seams that cut into you - socks with too tight tops that dig into your shins.
If you gonna stand about on concrete - you need good boots and good socks.
A decent pair of socks is not too much to ask for - it is not living a "caviar lifestyle" - it is just a simple pleasure.
I'm blown away by this - almost 70 years old now and I just thought socks were socks.... normal or football socks. Seriously I never realized there were all these different options
I only have thick or thin ones..I'm blown away by this - almost 70 years old now and I just thought socks were socks.... normal or football socks. Seriously I never realized there were all these different options
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These are great, all I ever wear.
www.hj.co.uk
3-Pairs - Commando Socks - HJ3000/3PK - (UK 6-11) - Buy Online - HJ Hall Socks - Official Site
3 Pair Pack - Better Value. Buy Online. Men's Commando Socks. Choose your colours. Free delivery. Hassle-free Returns
www.hj.co.uk
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These socks surprised me, I reckon that they are the same as Oxford Thermal socks at three times the price: Link to Amazon socks.
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Software. When I say it went down it was more complicated than that. I didn't expand the business and just kept working with the same small client base. Gradually the systems got more complex, risk increased, wages went up, but the clients wouldn't pay any more.
There's a lot more to running a business than the product.
