What snacks should I avoid at midnight?

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A user shared an experience of waking up around 11 AM feeling hungry but not wanting to cook. They found a box of raisins, which they typically dislike, and decided to eat them. A few hours later, they humorously reported spending significant time in the bathroom, suggesting that raisins can have unexpected digestive effects. The conversation also touched on unusual eating and sleeping schedules, with another participant mentioning their late dinner and sleep routine. The thread highlights the humorous side of unexpected food choices and their consequences.
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I woke up about at about 11 o'clock and wanted something to eat. I didn't feel like cooking anything and the cupboards were looking pretty bare. I came across a box of raisins, which I've never been a fan of, but I figured what the hey. It is now 2 o'clock and I've spent the last half hour in the bathroom. Those things are dangerous.
 
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Ha ha. Nice. I mean not for you, but for the comic relief of everyone else.
 
tribdog said:
I woke up about at about 11 o'clock and wanted something to eat.

When do you sleep?!

I eat my dinner at about ~12 AM, and sleep at 12:30 ~1:30 AM.
 
tribdog said:
I woke up about at about 11 o'clock and wanted something to eat. I didn't feel like cooking anything and the cupboards were looking pretty bare. I came across a box of raisins, which I've never been a fan of, but I figured what the hey. It is now 2 o'clock and I've spent the last half hour in the bathroom. Those things are dangerous.
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