Which is the appropriate hyphenation of the following words?

I am trying to hyphenate the following words: customer venom induced

I am not certain that it even does require it, can anyone help?

This is how I have currently written it:
"You'd come into work, find a way to keep your sanity, and nurse your customer-venom induced headache with a couple of painkillers and somemind numbing TV when you got home."


Could it possibly need hyphens between every word? I don't know if that's proper English or not.

as you wrote it. probably separate the highlighted words ?

How do you suggest?

thus:

"You'd come into work, find a way to keep your sanity, and nurse your

You'd come into work, find a way to keep your sanity, and nurse your customer-venom-induced headache with a couple of painkillers and some mind-numbing TV when you got home.

As above, or re-word to exclude "venom" which is not really needed.

You'd come into work, find a way to keep your sanity, and nurse your customer-induced headache with a couple of painkillers and some mind-numbing TV when you got home.

You missed a hyphen, by the way.