My project on: Oversleeping

# **Basic Information**

**My project on: Oversleeping** is the fourth (4th) video on the Master Raney channel on YouTube. This video is about what would happen to the human body if he/she sleeps for an excessive amount of time.

# **Plot**

Master Raney states that it's been 22 days without a new video, stating that 22 days elapses as fast as a comet (which is about 40 km/s), Master Raney was about to start the video, but it was postponed five days due to a musical performance happening in the background that he was highly entertained by. After 5 days, Master Raney gets on with the project, which a cartoon woman running late for work interrupts the video saying that oversleeping caused her to be late for work, then Master Raney tells her off and says this isn't about sleeping too late and that it's about sleeping too long, then tells her she should've gone to bed sooner so that she wouldn't go running late for work. Master Raney states that sleeping too long can and will affect your health, ***negatively***. Master Raney tells the audience that he's doing the project because of his recent experience of oversleeping. A conversational scene shows a dialogue about how many hours to sleep, ***minimum,*** yet claiming there to be no consequences when you sleep too long, where the voice in yellow text tells the voice in white text that you must sleep for a minimum of seven hours, which leads to Master Raney to say "guess again" because the voices were unaware of the maximum sleep limits. Master Raney starts with the cognitive decline, which was also a symptom to sleep deprivation. Master Raney states that short term memory loss can come from prolonged sleep, then a clip from the first video shows the "hypothymesia" scene. Master Raney also says to the audience that depression is caused by oversleeping, then pulls a roast. Master Raney points out anyone 65+ according to the National Sleep Foundation exceeding 10 hours of sleep can potentially exacerbate the depression. Master Raney also points out that 7-9 hours is recommended for adults, but if tired enough, he points out that the National Sleep Foundation may allow 10-11 hours of sleep for adults in between the ages of 18 and 25, 10 hours of sleep for adults in between the ages of 26 and 64, senior citizens (65+) allowed up to 9 hours of sleep as the National Sleep Foundation recommended 7-8 hours of sleep for people in that age group, then Master Raney points out that adolescents who are 14-17 years of age are recommended 8-10 hours of sleep per night, but 11 hours may be appropriate for the age group, then lastly, points out that babies at the age of up to 3 months are recommended 14-17 hours of sleep and that babies can get as much as 18-19 hours of sleep while looking at the NSF chart. Master Raney then states that prolonged sleep risks inflammation, pain, obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, stroke, and death. Master Raney advises the viewers who may have hypersomnia or narcolepsy to seek stimulants, antidepressants, or sodium oxybate so that it would help wake up at a decent hour, then a man fired from his job for excessive tardiness interrupts the video, telling Master Raney that oversleeping continually made him late for work and then led to him getting fired, which leads to Master Raney to say that it's not about sleeping too late and that it's about sleeping too LONG again, like he already told one person in an earlier segment, then tells him that he got fired for persistent tardiness and that prior actions were taken by his employer. Master Raney tells the audience that two people bring up a subject that had nothing to do with the video, then laughs because these two people weren't understanding the skinny of oversleeping. Master Raney then concludes the project, encouraging the likes from those who understand the existence of excessive sleep and dislikes from those who believe that too much sleep does not exist, also encourages a subscription from those who loved the video exceeding 10 on a scale of 1-10.

# **Trivia**

* Master Raney, in real life, had 13 hours of sleep on the day of the video's upload
* Oversleeping does have two meanings, which the video focused on one of them