Snooze Alarm & Spring Cleaning

Do you use your snooze alarm? Dangerous Dave talks about internet responses from people on why they don't use it. Plus, what people are going to judge you for in your house if you haven't done your spring cleaning.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
He's step in the den with dangerous day. Well, you know,
there are some people who do not hit the snoozebar
in the morning. They want to know what's your secret,
so they asked people on Reddit to chime in. So
I learned early in my relationship with my wife that
the snowsbar is not the only thing that's going to
get hit if you use it. But people chimed in
about why they don't use their snooze bar. I know

(00:22):
people that did snoozebar Olympics for him. I used to
do that at one time. A five year old human
doesn't have a snooze function. Other people said, why they
don't use this snooze button. I set my alarm for
the exact time I need to wake up. It's called
living on the edge. As soon as my eyes open,
I'm awake, my dog has to pee, my cat sits
in me, ows and bats me in the face. I
put the alarm where I have to get out of

(00:43):
bed to turn it off. I used to do that
in high school in order for myself to get out
of bed. Hearing the alarm again and again for ten
minutes is annoying, so I just get up. I quit drinking,
started eating healthier, making sure I get plenty of sleep.
So now I love mornings discipline. When the alarm goes off,
I know it's time, And since my teens, I've woke
up one to two minutes before my alarm. No matter

(01:04):
what time I set it for, it always works. My
alarm never goes off. It's kind of become that way
for me. I set my alarm for the last possible
time that I would get up, and I usually wake
up at least five minutes to ten minutes before my alarm. Occasionally,
maybe once a month, my alarm will go off. That's
when I maybe went to bed too late. But I
do not hit the snooze alarm because I'm not appreciative

(01:26):
of a elbow someplace lower deeper in the two time
To get a head start on your spring cleaning checklist,
they ask people what are the top things you judge
somebody on or you'd think is gross when you go
into their house. So if you're doing your spring cleaning,
you might want to focus on some of these areas.
Top thing people will judge you on or think is gross.
The bathroom. They're going to look around when they're in there,

(01:48):
they're going to judge you on stuff like toothpaste splatter
on your mirror. That's a big one. Also, don't forget
to clean your doorknobs and light switches. They're touched a lot.
Areas can look gross and if you use them every day,
you might not notice. Also, you're going to get judged
on dirty dishes. You can get away with the maybe
a few things after breakfast, but a sink full of
dirty dishes is too much. Old food in the fridge

(02:10):
will also be a judgment, especially if you open it
and there's a smell. The place doesn't have to be spotless,
but make sure it's not disgusting dust, especially in spots
that are easy to clean every day. Dusting means tidying up,
especially areas that you have not cleaned in a while.
Dirty floors, lots of crumbs, grime, lots of pet hair
all over the place, probably don't clean it a lot.

(02:32):
Sticky floors also are the worst people are most likely
to get judged for, and the thing people are going
to judge it for the smell. Take it to trash
out before guests show up is always a good call.
Try put an air freshener by your front door. Make
sure it has a good impression, because it hits their
nose as soon as they walk in. A weird thing
is all winter long, our place just gets this weird smell.

(02:54):
I wonder if it's too many tacos. They can for
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