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CoGhostRider
| 31
At least you get to sleep late? Sorry about your job though
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ThatOneChick856
| 35
I don't think the OP necessarily got to sleep in late, since even waking up a half an hour later than planned can make you super late. So their internal clock may have still made them wake up pretty early like they would usually for work- unless getting up late is common for OP, which wouldn't be shocking considering they were fired over it.
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CoGhostRider
| 31
Well if OP doesn't have to go to work OP can go back to sleep. Just trying to look at the best of a bad situation.
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Nailpolishaholic
| 20
Well, you just proved you weren't fired unfairly.
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ExtremeEncounter
| 32
The name of the author is Jobless in Seattle, but it says the FML came from Texas. Interesting.
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VonBlitzkrieg
| 27
it's a reference to "Sleepless in Seattle."
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jerryj
| 27
That's one hell of a commute.
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superjewguy
| 19
no one to blame but yourself, you totally deserve it op
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ThatOneChick856
| 35
Invest in an alarm clock, maybe? Or two? Or three?
If you're sleeping through your alarm, though, one trick is to set your alarm(s) up on the other side of the room so you have to get out of bed to turn them off. It worked for me... until I started sleepwalking to turn all of them off and got back in bed, apparently.
If you're sleeping through your alarm, though, one trick is to set your alarm(s) up on the other side of the room so you have to get out of bed to turn them off. It worked for me... until I started sleepwalking to turn all of them off and got back in bed, apparently.
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Nailpolishaholic
| 20
I've done the same thing so many times! When the table alarm clock stopped working for me, I downloaded an app where you have to scan a particular bar code to turn the alarm off, but after just one day, I started taking the battery out of my cellphone in order to turn it off, all while sleeping.
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Enslaved
| 36
My alarm clock plays music. Nothing gets me more excited to wake up then my favourite songs blasting!
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Nailpolishaholic
| 20
Really? I don't put up songs as my alarm anymore, I always end up hating the song. :p
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ThatOneChick856
| 35
My sleepwalking habits are crazy like that! Lol. I only do it when I'm really exhausted, though. I'll fall asleep on a couch and wake up in bed later, I'll wake up to find my laptop on my desk after falling asleep with it in bed (a bad habit, I know), and I'll wake up two hours late with all three alarms I set the night before (across my room) turned completely off. It makes me wonder why I even try anymore!
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ApacheC424
| 18
I had the same issue of turning off the alarm while asleep (with it across the room) - or sleeping through it despite it being so loud it woke up everyone in the house (literally).
What I did was switch to a radio - it's never the same twice so you are less likely to sleep through it. That and two alarms about 15-20 mins apart so you can't fully fall back asleep.
For those that stay up late, try using an early alarm. I started getting up at 6:30am every day, even weekends. Over time it's changed that now I don't even need an alarm - I wake up early naturally! So don't think it can't be done! :)
What I did was switch to a radio - it's never the same twice so you are less likely to sleep through it. That and two alarms about 15-20 mins apart so you can't fully fall back asleep.
For those that stay up late, try using an early alarm. I started getting up at 6:30am every day, even weekends. Over time it's changed that now I don't even need an alarm - I wake up early naturally! So don't think it can't be done! :)
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FYlife604
| 18
I have an alarm app that won't shut off unless you do math problems and with every snooze I have to do more math. Seems like the best solution.
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Voij
| 16
40, can the snooze feature be disabled? If not, it kinda makes the math problems a moot point.
31, I'd suggest setting 1-2 minute intervals. Anything longer allows you to doze off again, bringing you back into a state at which you're unable to consciously react to the alarm.
31, I'd suggest setting 1-2 minute intervals. Anything longer allows you to doze off again, bringing you back into a state at which you're unable to consciously react to the alarm.
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jazzy_123
| 20
I have 3 alarms and each of them goes off every 5 minutes when I hit snooze. I hit snooze quite a few times and then my alarms end up aligning one minute apart and I finally wake up when I'm annoyed lol I am NOT a morning person
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KayDee29
| 31
I know the feeling OP... I hear my alarm in my dreams and while it is annoying I still don't wake up
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AndyPurdy
| 30
Either set 3 or more alarms so you can wake the fuck up or keep losing jobs.the choice is yours
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daz18m
| 15
You should have tried the "better late than never" line yesterday.
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OhYouMad
| 12
Don't feel bad. I'm running late as we speak.
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TheNewGuy03
| 26
Priorities -- do you have them?!
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gracehi
| 31
Yes he does, and they're all fucked up. :)
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OhYouMad
| 12
You know me too well
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GrinchFu1
| 27
I've always had a problem waking up to the sound of a beeping/buzzing alarm clock. What worked for me was setting the alarm clock, which I place on the other side of the room, to radio, and setting the alarm on my phone to a really annoying song. Two different songs playing at the same time screws with my brain or something and I wake up every time to turn that nonsense off!
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Exsequor
| 14
Unless you have a crazy boss that fired you for being late just once, YDI entirely.
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If you're sleeping through your alarm, though, one trick is to set your alarm(s) up on the other side of the room so you have to get out of bed to turn them off. It worked for me... until I started sleepwalking to turn all of them off and got back in bed, apparently.