time stamped 60 min day shift nurse break

and if you're wondering why I would ever want to leave a job that gives me an hour break, the truth is my contract got canceled, I got fired, I got terminated, whatever you guys want to call it, at the end of the day, I am unemployed. So of course, to maximize my break, I took my break outside again and I had the best salad. She definitely was expensive, probably like 20 or 25 dollars, but it was so good. I love a good salad with steak. And one thing about me is if you ask me if I want to order food, my answer is always yes. I worked in plenty of facilities where I only got 30 minute breaks or even no break at all. Just because there's just such a no break culture and some hospitals, I really don't understand it. And I would only have those 30 minute breaks. I felt like my nervous system could not reset and I feel like an hour should be the minimum that you should be getting a break. Especially during night shift when I would take a nap for that one hour, it helped me survive my shift. Like today, I actually got to eat my lunch with steak and I didn't have to rush and when I was going back to the hospital, I took a walk where I was able to see a little bit of the garden, stopped, smelled flowers, looked at the butterflies. And since it was officially my last day, I even went to the gift shop and kind of looked around places where I normally don't go. And hopefully on my next contract, I get, I get to eat my lunch with steak and I didn't have to rush and when I was going back to the hospital, I took a walk where I was able to see a little bit of the garden, stopped, smelled flowers, looked at the butterflies. And since it was officially my last day, I even went to the gift shop and kind of looked around places where I normally don't go. And hopefully on my next contract, I get