- May 18, 2001
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About a week ago it dawned on me that I really don't like virtually any of the music that is played on the radio, regardless of the genre (rock, country, pop, etc.). Also, I'm really tired of all the cds that I have. So I decided to turn off the radio in my vehicle and see how long I could last.
I'm now convinced that listening to the radio is an addiction. Even though I don't really like any of the music, my first instinct when I get in my truck is to reach for the power knob on the radio. This has happened every time since the experiment began; I have to catch myself every time. Also, I'll catch myself craving sound (I don't think "craving" is too strong a word here) - I don't think it would even matter what was playing.
Overall, I think my drives are much more stress-free now. I'm sure I'll eventually break down and turn it back on, but so far it has been interesting.
Has anyone else done something like this?
I'm now convinced that listening to the radio is an addiction. Even though I don't really like any of the music, my first instinct when I get in my truck is to reach for the power knob on the radio. This has happened every time since the experiment began; I have to catch myself every time. Also, I'll catch myself craving sound (I don't think "craving" is too strong a word here) - I don't think it would even matter what was playing.
Overall, I think my drives are much more stress-free now. I'm sure I'll eventually break down and turn it back on, but so far it has been interesting.
Has anyone else done something like this?