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Default Noise Sensitivity and fatigue
I took my wife's car today to get the tyres changed, but the noise in the place not only hurt my ears but also triggered really bad fatigue in my legs. I have also experienced this problem in other noisy places. I have earplugs but didn't have them in, so I am partly to blame. Has anyone else experienced this, or have any tips about it?
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