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🔴 THAT NIGHT ANTHONY JOSHUA WAS STANDING AT MY TILL, AND ALL I COULD THINK ABOUT WAS HOW TO MAKE IT TO FRIDAY 🔴 This photo was taken by a bloke standing in the queue. Honestly, I didn’t even notice we were being filmed. I was way too tired for that. My name’s Jakeb. I’m 37. I work at a BP just outside Birmingham. Night shifts. 10:00 PM — 6:00 AM. Every night it’s the same: — cigarettes; — coffee; — energy drinks; — drunk customers; — taxi drivers; — doors constantly opening and closing. Sometimes it feels like time just stops inside the station. Especially after 3am. When you’re stood behind the till and all you feel inside is emptiness and exhaustion. The last few months have been the hardest of my life. I basically stopped sleeping properly. After rent, insurance and debts — there was nothing left. Some nights I’d drive to work praying for one thing: that my card wouldn’t go into minus before payday. But the worst part? The loneliness. You work nights while the whole world’s asleep. You stop feeling like a person. That night it was raining. Around 2am, a Range Rover pulled in. A tall guy in a black hoodie walked in. At first I didn’t even look up. Then I heard his voice. Looked up — and just froze for a second. It was Anthony Joshua. He came up with a coffee and a drink. I scanned it and said: “Mate… don’t tell me that’s actually you.” He laughed: “Hope so.” Proper calm. No ego. Just like a normal guy. While the terminal was processing the payment, he looked at me and asked: “Been doing nights long?” “Five years.” He shook his head: “That’s tough.” I don’t even know why, but I told the truth. Usually I just say: “Yeah, all good.” But that night it just came out: “Honestly, I’m just tired of living like this.” After that, there was a bit of silence. And for the first time in a long time, someone actually listened. I told him: — about the debt; — the insomnia; — the panic attacks; — how sometimes I sit in the back room at nigh
