Dealing with snoring partners in shared accomodations in short-term

[Stahlmann]

This happens when consumer goes to hostel


1. I can't predict that.
1a) People aren't honest about it or unaware.
2. I fear that if I wake up the person, I will be the scape goat finally... (Not so good interpersonal skills here). I also worry about responses, that low people have, I meet here (these folks are more aggressive than average)
3. What should I do according to the 'good manners tm"?

PS.
Anyway, 8 people in one room, but pretty big. Hostel is member of hostels international (in te terms of money and quality)
How far is it in Wheaton scales? (It's still tourism...)

[Stahlmann]

I suppose that flushing toilet with ... just 5 minutes after time constraint is just on the verge of good taste

I don't want to wake them up...

[Riggerjack]

So, you need to bring ear plugs?

Waking up a snorer will not go well.

[Scott 2]

Wife snores. Ear plugs. I like the Hearos ultimate soft:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001EPQ3 ... s+ear+plug

[Stahlmann]

I care about their respiratory system! Snoring or these shitty voices show that given person suffers from lack of oxygen.

This is the x-time I forgot taking earplugs with me...
I will try makiny mine from paper/cloth.
In this case I worry I don't wake up on time. I am night owl.
I thought there are savoivre-vivre/military/best from my internet ERE-circle techniques for that, just wanted to know.
Will test anyway.

[BRUTE]

not going to hostels might help. especially as a night owl.

[Freedom_2018]

Will be sleeping mostly in pilgrim hostels for 6 weeks so taking hopefully adequate number of ear plugs.

But then I will be listening to my own tinnitus.

[Dragline]

Go to bed before they do.

As I advise young boy scouts: Communal sleeping is a race, son. If you hear someone snoring, it means you lost that round!