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The difference though is that snoring is a 100% natural thing, just like farting, tossing and turning, and going to the bathroom at 3am. Smoking is not at all natural.
I don't plan on doing anything about it. You're paying 10 euro for a cheap, shared space. Snoring is part of the package, along with smells, early risers, bathroom lights, too hot/cold temperatures, and more!
Like I said, the other person didn't hear a thing. So until I learn more from someone...
So I just crossed the midway point on the CF, and last night I learned I snored. Well I knew I did sometimes, but had no idea how often or how loudly. Sleep apps have recorded some, but only in short bursts every few hours.
But last night I can only assume that I was snoring like a chainsaw...
Something I realized - I have cellular app-based remote start control. I wonder if I can start it from 10,000 miles away?? Kind of a scary thought! Won't help with moving the tires, but does at least get the juices flowing for a bit.
I don't expect there to be many car experts here, but, like I said, I would expect there are more people that have left their cars unused for the 1-2 month range, so I was curious what their experiences have been.
Funny, I just purchased an iPhone a few weeks ago, and just a couple hours ago purchased an airtag. I was going to put it in luggage, but putting this one in the car and buying another one at my next stop sounds like a great idea!
So I leave home in about 15 hours and there's one thing I haven't quite figured out yet -- what to do with my car?
Between pre and post camino travel, I'll be away from home for 50+ days, possibly a full two months. I'm single and have no friends or family in my current city to ask for favors...
No no, see, if you have a removable battery then you take the battery out, carefully drill out plastic holes leaving only enough for it to be structurally sound, then put the battery back in. With the battery in place, the remaining plastic shouldn't break in half. Hopefully...
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