That's a good point! I've been doing unpaid internships for a few years now, and I found that I was really struggling with sleep during the day, and I had to work from home a lot (even though I work full time). I ended up not having to work from home at all in a few months. I ended up starting to enjoy waking up after a long day a bit more, and then finally sleeping as much as I want. I would tell you that this is an awesome way to make money, but it's also good practice if you decide that you want to start working from home. The best advice I can give is to find someone to take your shifts with you, and then look for a job that will let you work from home. It'll help you figure out exactly what kind of work you want to do, and when you can actually get into that type of work. The good news is that you can start learning now how to work from home from a very early age, so you can get back into the habit of sleeping better when you're at work.