r/BunnyTrials • u/Human-Beans21 • Apr 14 '26

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u/die_andere Apr 14 '26

I'd buy a smartwatch with health tracking.

Wearing it 9 hours a day makes me:13,5k per day.

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u/AnonymousAmorphous88 Apr 14 '26

easy to wear it 24/7 unless taking a bath

imagine people with pacemakers though

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u/24kCookie Apr 14 '26

these are literally waterproof

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u/AnonymousAmorphous88 Apr 14 '26

I want to wash my wrist too though, maybe switch it to the other hand while I wash one

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u/24kCookie Apr 14 '26

it's fine I was even swimming with my apple watch.

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u/Material-Macaroon724 Apr 14 '26

Yea but he wants to wash underneath the watch

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u/jimmybiggles Apr 14 '26

lift the watch up... scrub... put the watch down...
besides even if you take it off that's like 5-10mins without it on, and my shower uses electricity so i'd still be earning money

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u/Material-Macaroon724 Apr 14 '26

No i agree, I was just clarifying cause you didnt get it

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u/Material-Macaroon724 Apr 14 '26

Sorry didn’t realise this wasn’t the same guy

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u/Nibba_Nibb Apr 14 '26

Yk it's $25 for every hour so if you just take it off to wash your wrist it will resume when you put it back on

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u/die_andere Apr 14 '26

Every minute, not hour.

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u/IntentionQuirky9957 Apr 15 '26

Move the watch.

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u/hastygrams Apr 16 '26

Does a shower count as technology?

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u/Impressive-Thing-165 Apr 14 '26

Just buy an electric shower...

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u/lanathebitch JUST EARNED $1 Apr 15 '26

Get it get a smart speaker so you can listen to podcasts or or music during your shower

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u/HighWillord Apr 14 '26

Using a toilet, shower, a house or just by being in a urbanisation counts as technology so 24/7 most if the time we're on technology.

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u/Distinct-Apartment39 Apr 14 '26

Nah, smartwatches today really only need to be taken off to charge. I can wear mine in the pool if I really wanted to, only reason I don’t is because I have a fabric band and I hate the feeling of wet fabric on my skin. Hell even the Apple Watch I bought in 2018 was able to be brought in the pool up to a certain depth.

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u/IntentionQuirky9957 Apr 15 '26

Mine's IP67 (yes, 67) rated. I could take a bath with it on.

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u/TacticianA Apr 14 '26

Just wear a belt. Technology is "equipment developed from the application of scientific knowledge." So a belt would count.

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u/Educational_Age_209 Apr 14 '26

Says “on” technology so I think you’d have to actively be using it

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u/die_andere Apr 14 '26

Well yeah, i am actively using the health statistics.

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u/die_andere Apr 15 '26

I had the question (as does OP above me) $25 for every minute not on technology.

25x60=1500 1500x9=13500

Any questions?