Well put. Snorers are part of life and part of the Camino. So deal with it or upgrade your accommodation. For many snorers, it is not something they can control so to get down on them is not appropriate especially when, for some, it is a...
That's the sort of thing I had in mind. You can join the oversight committee. But we'll need ethicists to help with the design of suitable ejection force and landing pad.
Indeed. I stay in a lot of dorms in my everyday life due to my lifestyle and trust me behaviour in ‘Camino dorms’ is a million times better then non Camino! I had a chap lean over a top bunk and be sick on my clothes once (non Camino)!
Maybe we could have ‘ejector bunks’. Put all the snorers on the top bunks, and if they snore beyond a certain decibel, they get launched through a hole in the roof!
Let me elaborate a little on my suggestion post #11 above. The sleep evaluation needs to include a decibel and duration score for each pilgrim. The albergues will either have monitoring and ejection equipment to manage pilgrims, or they will have...
Imagine the bed race if snorers had to sleep in separate accomodation ...
People chosing to keep me awake with their phone, drunken antics or turning on lights very early.... now that's something I struggle to put up with
People just gotta try...
I find that a shocking answer and I think you should have your ear pulled for that reaction. Consideration should come from both sides, obviously you are not of that opinion.
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