Looking forward to it.
I can also sympathise with this "having to work at work" nonsense. This time last year, I was putting in maybe an hour of actual effort, and just sitting around for the other 11. So I'd hoped I could spend my work hours this summer on my PhD application, maybe some fiction writing I'd hoped to do...
But no. I have to chase around 20somethings who should know better than to ie; offer alcohol to under 18s in the building, in front of me, or play tour guide to people who literally know less than 20 words of English and have no other language in common with me. And pick up all the mistakes from the previous shifts, though I've been doing that for 19 months now, so that's not really unexpected.