First of all, my roommate snores too loudly. There are always six people in our dormitory. I once set up a decibel meter to test a data. In the opposite corner of his bed, snoring spread to the opposite bed, and the noise level reached 60 decibels, which basically did not affect sleeping, but there would be some interference. And I was at his roommate's bedside, and the measured data was 80 decibels. This is because it can seriously disturb people's sleep, and the most terrible thing is not this. I went to my roommate's bed and measured it, reaching 93 decibels. You may not understand this decibel clearly. Let's explain it this way. 90 decibels is equivalent to the sound of planes taking off and trains passing through tunnels, but my roommate's snoring is even higher than that. At the moment of measuring the data, I suddenly felt that there was no love.
In fact, the most irritating thing is not that he snores, but that he doesn't care. I told him: you snored last night, and the other five people in our dormitory didn't fall asleep until after two o'clock in the morning. He would answer very flatly: Oh, what's the matter? Because of this, I am really speechless to him. If you snore, should you also apologize? He actually thinks that nothing will happen as long as it doesn't affect him. This is the most exasperating place.
Five people in the dormitory sleep a little late every day, and they are in danger of falling asleep. You will never believe that my roommate woke him up as soon as he got up. Before he climbed into bed again, he snored like thunder. That kind of despair, the six people in the dormitory are all good brothers, but I really hope that his snoring can be smaller.