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I daydream a lot too. While walking, riding in a jeep and even at school--yeah, I never listen much to my teacher's discussions especially if the teacher's voice lulls me to sleep. All to keep my sanity aside for keeping myself less bored than I already am and in handling my everyday stress. It's also my way of solving problems...day dreaming what will happen to this and that if I don't do this and that. It seems impossible? Well, I've been doing this thing for more than a decade so I'm used to walking as if still half-asleep. As for the problem you imposed...hmm...yeah, quite a few times I almost missed my stop. It's a good thing I have alarms in my body telling me--"HEY, quit it now! You want to go home right?" And when I look up...oh, there's my stop...wait...MY STOP?!!--then I'll go "Uncle, uncle, please stop the car here!" Have a nice day and Happy MyLotting!

I daydreamed through college in order to maintain my sanity, which meant I didn't really paid attention. I solved that problem by cheating during tests using papers I made during the nights before. I became a master cheater, even able to predict what type of questions would be on the tests using the personalities of the teachers, so I passed with honors :D. Thinking back it wasn't that bad, daydreaming is a nice way to spend those boring moments in life and it even prepared me to my adult life since now I can use my ability to daydream to escape from pain :). So don't worry, keep daydreaming even if it means missing your stop :D.