Comments by "Diary of a Real Mom" (@diaryofarealmom3264) on "How to Survive" channel.

  1. Yeah, I did the one chip challenge. It’s so hot that it’s not even spicy, you just feel pure pain. Like stabbing needles in your throat and mouth, I can’t even describe it. It no longer burns it’s just pure pain all over your mouth. Then you throw up and when you throw up it’s the pain all over again, it was a horrific experience and not worth it. If you do do it, I would say to not swallow it, just chew it and spit it out. The stomach pain was not worth it.
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  2. Lol, I could survive, I live in Phoenix with highs of 123 degrees in the summer, and multiple months of 110-120 degree days. As long as you have water you will be fine. And don’t stick your hand in any dark spots, scorpions suck but won’t kill you, and keep an eye out for snakes. Phoenix is literally Death Valley with buildings…
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  3. Yeah, I did the one chip challenge. It’s so hot that it’s not spicy, you just feel pure pain. Like stabbing needles in your throat and mouth. It doesn’t have that spicy feeling at all just pain. Then you throw up and when you throw up it’s the pain all over again, it was a horrific experience and not worth it. Or I would say to not swallow if you do do it.
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  4. The longest I’ve stayed awake was 10 days (back when the meth was really dang good), I had no hallucinations, the only thing was my muscles would jerk. These days I deal with insomnia and work 11pm-6am, and have small children so I go 24-36 hours without sleep all the time. Lol, ask new moms how to go on no sleep. I honestly have no idea how I worked and took care of a baby with no sleep. I went months with 1-2 hours of sleep per day.
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  5. Yeah, schools are scum, they don’t realize teens and young adults release melatonin later than normal. Yet, they actually have high schools start at 7-8am!! These are the people in charge of teaching our children, yet are complete idiots. “First, teens' circadian rhythm shifts later. An adolescent's body does not begin producing melatonin until around 11:00 p.m. and continues to produce melatonin until at least 8:00 a.m. Second, the pressure to sleep accumulates more slowly during waking hours so that adolescents don't feel sleepy until later at night.”
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  6. Lol, my longest was 10 days.
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