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Quiet carriages are sadly not a thing where I live. Yeah... I am not sure if the investment is worth it into the headphones. I'll think it through. Honestly,
by user-extended 4y ago
Quiet carriages are sadly not a thing where I live.
Yeah... I am not sure if the investment is worth it into the headphones. I'll think it through.
Honestly, that's a really question. I'd probably watch YouTube, think about the state of my life and do some other similar... Stuff. So I guess really not much different, but my mind cannot relax in a train. Plus I have to drive at the end of my commute through very rural roads, and it's absolutely the worst part of it all.
- gehwartzen 4y agoDefinitely try some earplugs, I personally like the foam ones that you roll up and then expand in your ear. If that’s not enough get a pair of over-the-ear hearing protection and use both together. Just be sure to have a vibrating alarm on your phone to alert you when your getting close to your stop. Then be sure to print a pillow and maybe a small blanket. Also put a lock around whatever bag your bringing and sling it around your arm or leg to prevent thefts if you have things of value with you. Honestly aiming for sleep is probably the best thing for the short term. Trying to learn new skills or look for a new job/apartment while exhausted and stressed just compounds it. Best of luck. It will get better.