Being a drain cleaner can be a thankless job. You’re often called upon in emergencies when people aren’t in the best of spirits. You may be fixing a problem for them, but many times it’s a problem they didn’t budget for and didn’t expect to have. As a result, you don’t typically get the customer’s best moments, and you aren’t always shown the level of respect you deserve.
Over time, that can be taxing and can leave you feeling unfulfilled, unappreciated, and burnt out. But you’re not allowed to have bad days on the job and you’re expected to consistently show up
