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🗓️ 15 June 2021
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0:00.0 | Hello everybody and welcome back to another Tuesday, another 6 a.m. If it's 6 a.m. when you're listening, probably not. Who knows. But welcome back to fingers crossed. We are your hosts. I'm Sierra. I'm Christy. And you're watching Disney |
0:22.1 | channel. And we're both sick. I'm not sick any longer. Thank you very much. Well, maybe. We were sick |
0:30.3 | for like a whole week. Why are you lumping me into this? Actually, it was probably... Well, you were the one |
0:35.1 | literally just telling me that your voice still sounded scratchy no no i was saying my voice sounded scratchy because i just woke up from a nap you guys and i never |
0:42.1 | nap and seerr's trying to tell me that i have to like train myself into napping which i do believe |
0:46.7 | that it takes practice but i don't want to do that so i'm like well i'm a big believer in napping |
0:51.9 | is a science and you have to get it down to the specific |
0:54.4 | intervals of how much time to fall asleep. Because if you sleep either too little or too much |
0:59.0 | based on your personal REM cycle, it can actually like mess up your day. But if you get the |
1:03.8 | perfect amount, which usually for me is either a seven minute nap or a 22 minute nap, I know I sound |
1:08.7 | easy. That is actually. I can actually like completely reset my |
1:13.5 | brain and not feel groggy. But that is completely a tanger. Well, there is a whole science behind it though. |
1:18.2 | My dad like used to be into this too where it's like shorter naps that are 20 minutes are way more |
1:22.9 | effective than hour long naps or like two hour long n for sure. Oh, yeah. I in college would take five-minute |
1:28.4 | naps all the time, specifically set my alarm for seven minutes, give myself two minutes to fall asleep, |
1:32.5 | sleep for five minutes, wake up. And it really just felt like doing a kind of reboot on the computer, |
1:37.6 | but of your brain, that way you don't lose what you already had. Your tabs are still there you just have to reopen them again when you wake up i think i had too many tabs to do that but yeah i i tried i don't do that often just because i'm a big caffeine person |
1:49.7 | and usually i get more than four hours of sleep but last night i got four hours of sleep and then i |
1:54.2 | woke up at six a m because um when i'm drunk i forget to close my blinds. And then the sunrise wakes me up at 6 a.m. |
2:02.3 | And I was like, okay, I'll go back to sleep. And then it didn't happen. So I was like, |
2:05.1 | okay, I'll just go work out. And then I just stayed up. And now I took a nap to try and |
2:09.6 | revive myself this afternoon. But we're alive. We're awake. We're alert somewhat. |
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