Two jury duties? I thought you only had to do one?

I'm not sure about other states, but around here when you get picked its an all day affair. You show up at 7 AM and sit in a waiting area with other potential jurors until a jury selection becomes available. Then, if your picked for the selection, you have to head up to a courtroom where the prosecution and the defense take turns picking and striking jurors. If your picked, your picked. If not, you have to head back down to the waiting area where you may be called up for another selection. This goes on for like eight hours, and if you haven't been selected by then you are allowed to leave.

The last time I was picked for Jury Duty I was struck because the prosecution was trying to play the Age card (I'm in the 'young adult' bracket. They wanted the 'old, retired' bracket).

The state has been cracking down on denizens who have been blowing off their civic duty. AFAIK, if you fail to show up for a selection, the next thing you will have is an angry officer at your door demanding to know why you were absent.

Jam it back in, in the dark.