You hit the 9 PM 'I do not care' moment after a twelve-hour hitch and call it done. This post shows the exact checks and quick protocols to tell the difference and act.
The Difference Between Being Tired and Being Done matters on a twelve-hour hitch. You feel blistered, sore, and empty. Then the 9 PM 'I do not care' moment lands. You quit on the plan. You guess on food. You crash on the couch. That is not tired. That is done. This post names the failure pattern. Then it gives concrete protocols you can use on shift, at the truck, or when the boots come off. No pep talk. No fluff. A system you can run when you are beat. The Difference Between Being Tired and Being Done Tired is a signal. Done is a decision. Tired shows up as low fuel, slow reaction time, and…