Wow, so one of all of you stayed more than one day

Yikes! Glad the company is letting you quit with grace (I hope)

Now I can understand that the job was monotonous, but be careful. In the Temp job game you do not need to burn your bridges if you feel the job doesn't suit you. I had to quit Two assignments when I was with Express, the first one was because I felt it was boring feeding and cutting sheet plastic with a crew that couldn't speak English well. I told my recruiter "Do you have something a bit more 'Challenging?" and they set me up at Builder's Supply where I packaged goods for big box hardware stores. That was a sweet job, with a good crew and fresh doughnuts on Wednesday mornings. But the next assignment I had to quit because my Foreman was verbally abusive. It was difficult for me to quit that job as I enjoyed working on the spot welding line, and I had made some friends there. So I commend you for sticking with the tasks on the first day, and it's good that you noticed that sort of job just wasn't good for you. It might take you awhile to find a good job that fits your skills and needs, but do keep trying to keep at the tasks if you can for a day, or a week. You don't want to become a "Goldbricker" with your recruiters, and you need to develop relationships with them, and your fellow temp workers.

Good luck, and here's to the hopes you land a "Sweet" assignment that will get you through six months to three years.