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"    The results are in: A whopping 87 percent of you sided with Gaby and said that Scott needs a wake-up routine makeover. This argument really hit a nerve with many readers who said they have the same gripe with their snooze-button-loving husbands. So listen up, because our advice columnist, Karen Karbo, has a solution that can help you all:  &amp;quot;Five times? Seriously? What Scott is doing is not simply inconsiderate to Gaby, it&amp;#039;s also probably bad sleep hygiene (but that&amp;#039;s another issue). There&amp;#039;s really no excuse for this. If he can&amp;#039;t &amp;quot;risk oversleeping,&amp;quot; then he needs to set the alarm later and teach himself to get out of bed on the first chime. He may have been doing this for years, but now he&amp;#039;s sleeping with someone he presumably loves whose own sleep is being disturbed because of his excessive snooze button smacking. Scott and Gaby should have a pow wow about what time the alarm should be set for and how many snooze button smacks is reasonable. If Gaby consents to two, then two it is; no more complaining. On the other hand, if Scott sets his alarm a half hour later, Gaby might consider changing her own sleep schedule to get up with him and they can forget the snooze button altogether.&amp;quot; Another option? Try this nifty silent vibrating alarm clock (less than $15!) that won&amp;#039;t disturb your significant other. Have an argument you want settled? Email your argument detailing your side of the argument and your man&amp;#039;s side to karenkarbo@redbookmag.com and please include your names and ages. Letters may be edited for clarity and length. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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