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human
Except it's not 50/50.  Most places struggle to staff an overnight crew.
gpt
I think that's more a reflection on society making most night folks force themselves into a day routine.

I'm definitely a nighttime person. Left to my own devices, I quickly revert into going to bed around 6am and waking up at 3pm or so. That said, it's impractical to have the career I want and actually do that, so I've managed to force myself into a normal-ish rhythm.

There are a large number of shitty paying jobs with a nightshift, but far fewer decent paying ones that will accomodate that kind of flexibility.. and even then the stepping stones to actually get there usually don't share the same flexibility.

There's also what OP says. I grew up hearing that sleeping in that late is "bad" and "lazy". Its a relatively common view.