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Try to wake up at 2am or just not go to bed?

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Canadian876 · 01/07/2024 21:09

Politics addict (don't judge me) currently planning how I watch election night. Since having a child and turning 40 I'm not as good with lack of sleep and haven't done an all nighter for a decade! But I don't want to miss this one. Election night not everyone's cup of tea I realise, but can I ask about planning to stay up all night more generally.

The exit poll is at 10pm and then the first interesting results start coming around 2 am.

Should I
A) drink coffee / wine and stay up all night
B) go to bed at 10.05pm and set at alarm for 2am?

A bit worried setting an alarm for 2am will make me feel rotten and worse than if I'd just stayed up.

WWYD?

OP posts:
DontBiteTheCat · 02/07/2024 07:41

TokyoSushi · 01/07/2024 22:22

You all need to join the Sunak threads, we've been leading up to a polling night thread for about 2 years! 🤣

Please could you link? Sounds like a great thread!

MrsBartlet · 02/07/2024 07:46

I have booked Friday off. My plan is to watch the exit poll, then sleep until 2.30. I wouldn't manage to stay up all night so I am going to get some sleep in the early bit when not much happens.

Feelsodrained · 02/07/2024 08:10

the result will be no different but if you lose a whole nights sleep it will take days to catch up on it

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Bjorkdidit · 02/07/2024 08:17

I'll just go to bed as normal when I feel like it and probably see what's going on when I get up for my regular as clockwork 3 am wee. Might stay up for a bit depending on how I feel.

It will be all over the news with endless recaps etc and available on catch up so there's no need to see it 'as it happens all night' as far as I can see.

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