The Best Way To Fall Asleep Analysis

They say that as a Stuyvesant student, you can only choose two of the three: social life, good grades, or having sleep. Unfortunately, the one that most people neglect shouldn’t be too hard to guess. Most of the kids I talk to tell me they get only 4 hours, or 3 hours, or on days with a ton of homework, only 2 hours of sleep. And I’m here getting 7 hours of sleep, at least feeling grateful for myself so I’m not complaining. Most people can’t get enough sleep, not because they are overwhelmed with work but instead, cannot fall asleep. I thought the spotlight has been casted upon me to solve the biggest issue in NYC. What exactly is the best way to fall asleep?

Okay, so for this assignment, I also asked myself, “Hmm. Where’s the best place I can go to ask other people about their best method’s of falling asleep?”. And of course, I would be going to Sleepy’s, a furniture store made for people to rant about their experience sleeping so they can buy a new bed, right? So I took a train ride to 14th Street - Union Square, to visit the site over there. I was really hoping that it wouldn’t be

I stopped at a gyro cart who had no customers so I thought he wouldn’t mind if I asked him a couple of questions. I went up to him, and asked him how long he worked for. He told me that he usually ended at 8pm, and had to return his cart to a garage. He said that he enjoyed being part of the food industry and he loved to cook. I later asked him how he slept. He told me that he usually stayed up late just because he has a very hard time falling asleep, being that working in a gyro cart barely required any tedious work and no energy. But he told me that he usually just stays awake and usually finds something to do since it's better than rolling in bed for 2 hours trying to fall asleep. I thanked the man for his elaborate responses and left realizing that I had started to hold up some