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Who else has a "Spidey sense" for timing things
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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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I definitely do.
I did standup for years so increments of 5-10 minutes from open mics are sort of baked into my brain.
Those initial increments have led to me getting up, walking into the kitchen and starting to open the oven only for the timer to go off as I reach for it.
Super handy skill! And also a bit weird.
I’d argue the thing I do that I’m regularly happiest with is knowing I have enough time to clean while I go and that applies to many things.