Gretzky

I see your problem is 'not knowing what to do' rather than 'how to survive hardship at work'.2 z2 {, F, E" g. d

5 a3 {! f9 f' Q" _( a" Y$ nSome advices from my past 10 years of working....: _6 Y: J; q3 [, Y% {0 [# K
1) Don't party too much on weeknights! Stay up till 2am in the morning only decreases your work performance, and when you perform poorly, your chances of getting hardship is greater and the hardship is often bigger.
8 q2 m7 R; j2 x, _$ Z2 R. H2) You have to love what you do for a living or at least have a clear goal to justify the reason of doing what you do at work (like saving up to get married, buy a car, or excel in your career). During those darks days when I feel like quitting, I discover if I really enjoy my work (other than just $) and that helped me to persevere the awful bosses and co-workers.
) I  L6 c' A) C. ~( T/ v3) No matter what you do for a living and where you work, YOU WILL ALWAYS RUN INTO BASTARDS. These people are often a lot dumber and possible older than you and yet they have a higher position at work. Accept this as a reality and tell yourself if I can handle this jerk, I can handle anything!/ r0 h* j# H  t# Z; R% Q
4) If you want to quit.....tell you self you will wait 3 months before making a decision. Don't quit two days after a bad day at work.
- D1 A* @) M! e% y- A) T5)In terms of choosing a job, chose one that gives you more chances of learning (and a reasonable pay, do some checking on your market price) rather than one that gives you the chances of wearing nice clothes (lots of them in Central). Believe me, most of the nicely dressed people you see everyday aren't the ones making the biggest bucks. Just think about how much they need to spend $ on clothes and social occassion to maintain their 'social status'.
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Good luck....