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What the Hell am I doing?

My day started really bad with me being late. My alarm was set to ring for everyday of the week except for two days, but that wasn't the case when it didn't ring for this day(Saturday). The problem was when you want to set an alarm you have to set it manually for each day or you can simply select the days this alarm gonna be ringing. And here was the catch; I selected the wrong days ☺.
I should have selected all days except Friday, but instead I selected all but Friday and Saturday :/
I must have thought that the 'S' meant Saturday not Sunday, and that's why I woke up really late.
But I arrived at the medical city circle around 8:00AM so it was fine, unless I mention the fact that I have missed breakfast because of this little incident.
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Edit: 20/10/2018

Now after the immersive phase has started I still have the same number of alarms that ring around the same hour, but I am not going to be late with the transportation we're getting from RBK.
And I'm not going to be ever late again => we have a breakfast meal to wake up early for.

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