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Originally Posted by rodentraiser
My schedule was a lot simpler.
4am get up and drive to catch the 5:15 am bus to catch the 6:15 ferry which arrived in Seattle at 7:30 and then get another bus to get me to work at 8am.
Get off at 5 and do the same thing in reverse, arriving home at 8 to 8:30pm.
Then my choices were eat and get only 6 or so hours of sleep, or go to bed and get 8 hours of sleep. I usually ate and ended up sleeping on the ferry and all weekend after I got through running around cleaning up the house, shopping, paying bills, stuff like that.
Maybe you don't need as much sleep and if so, good for you.
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Well there you go, excellent analysis.
Everyone spends 5.5 hours per day commuting just like you did, therefore anyone who has time to cook must need less sleep than you. Brilliant.
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