Actually, those were totally relevant questions. I love when guys come on here, ask a question, and then when they're not told what they want to hear they throw a hissy fit.
Florida Playboy is right, not everyone that snores has sleep apnea.
How to tell your co driver he has sleep apnea
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And this literally has nothing to do with me once again. I snore after I've been drinking while I sleep on my back. Which I don't drink on the truck, and very rarely do I sleep on my back. I'm not a guy with a neck as fat as a basket ball... Don't know why I gotta keep defending myself -
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So are you a doctor?????
To make that prognosis of that drivers health.
I can be sympathetic for your concern of this driver. You cant change the world, even one driver at a time.
It's just like my neighbor he drinks a 36pack of beer on every Friday.
Yes that would fall under text book alcoholic to a layman.
I am not nor will i ever call him that or imply he needs professional help.
Not my place
Unless this driver causes your life to drastically change due to his actions. You cant try and fix his issues.
So change your,situation not his.
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