How do the toll booth staff on the expressway go to work every day?

Let's talk about the toll collectors in Xinjiang. I work in southern Xinjiang, also known as the toll station under the Aksu Highway Administration in southern Xinjiang. In the last nine days, we have four shifts and three days off, and there will be a 24-hour rest every three days. I'm a logistics conductor, so it's easier than a toll collector. I don't have to face drivers and passengers, so there is no quarrel. After deducting five insurances and one gold from the salary, you have to work for more than 22 days every month. There are 60 employees in the station, including 4 Han people and the rest are ethnic minorities. They communicate less and may all have their own circles. There is nothing to say except work. The dormitory to live in, the staff canteen to eat, water and electricity are free, but the food is expensive. The monthly food expenses are basically around 150. Xinjiang is a big place, so the toll stations are all on the Gobi desert, in the middle of nowhere, next to the service area. For example, my station is 90 kilometers away from my home, and we are employees of two counties. We took a long bus ride and went to the station by ourselves. Compared with inland toll stations in Xinjiang, there are both good conditions and poor conditions. The condition of my station is not good, because it is a single-depot expressway belonging to the provincial highway, but the traffic volume is very large and the toll collectors are very hard. Each class lasts 8 hours. There is no air conditioner and electric fan in the dormitory, but it is basically useless. The wind blown out at high temperature is also hot. Another problem in harsh conditions is water. We are standing in a section where we can't drill wells, so we live. Every dormitory is equipped with a drinking fountain, and pure water is bought by oneself. If the driver goes to the city, take the empty bucket and money, and the driver will change it for us. There are three people living in our dormitory, two Han and one Hui. The bathroom is public, and there is a bath hall at the end of the corridor. Anyway, we have everything we need, good and bad, at least better than nothing! If you are greedy and want to eat snacks, you can only bring them from home, or let your colleagues go home to rest. The food at the station is mainly pasta, mixed noodles, fried noodles and Huimian Noodles. It can be said that you have had enough, and you would rather drink porridge three times a day when you go home! What's more, 95% of our employees who go to work are children of internal employees, which means that both parents are employees of the transportation system, and we also take the exam, which is basically no problem. As long as you are healthy, you can go to work. Only the remaining 5% are recruited from outside, which generally requires more, because the children of Han employees are less likely to enter the toll booth. Because this job is a mixed job, there is no future, I can't get rich and starve to death, and I will be a toll collector or monitor all my life, so young people don't want to come, and I am a middle-aged woman who is almost 40, so I don't want to quit, so I will work steadily until I retire!