You find that voice saying "ah, sir?..." in a loop relaxing? I don't get that.
I was expecting this to be the actual sound of a bullock snoring, which I'd expect be a rhythmic, borderline white noise type sound, which I could see being relaxing.
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No, like his snoring/breathing at the beginning
White noise?
White noise helps your brain block out other sounds.
You can buy white noise machines. I use one when I sleep.
Is the snoring like white noise then ๐ค
Yep
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