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In this short Spanish monologue, the speaker describes a former habit of repeatedly hitting the snooze button for an extra five minutes after the alarm. He explains that falling back asleep triggers a new sleep cycle lasting 75–90 minutes, and waking up during this cycle causes sleep inertia, leaving him feeling groggy and slow for up to four hours. By deciding to get up immediately when the alarm rings—counting “1, 2, 3” and standing up—he experienced a dramatic improvement in alertness and considers this one of the best changes he has made in his life.










