It's 10 pm, and you're tired. You just got home from a long day, the kind of day where you worked through lunch and you stayed late. The year is getting closer to its end, and the list of work that you have to accomplish seems to be getting longer. You're stressed, the kind of stress where you sit at your desk all day long working until your brain feels like it is going to go into an automatic shutdown. But, now you are finally home, and all you need and want to do is get some sleep. You've been sitting in a desk chair all day, so your back and head hurt so much that you can't physically function for another minute. It's finally time to go to bed and get that much-needed rest you've been longing for since the moment your alarm went off that morning. The only problem is you've been fighting restless sleep night after night. Your mattress just isn't cutting it anymore. You lay down, and you try to find the perfect spot that sends you straight into dreamland. But alas, you toss and you turn, and you can't get to sleep. The last thing you need after that long, stressful day is a sleepless night spent lying awake, looking for that just-right spot.

It’s now 11 pm and you lay awake, watching the minutes slip away. As you lay there longer, the minutes seem to be passing faster and faster, and the time you have remaining to sleep begins to grow shorter and shorter.

Before you know it, It's 2 am. Still, with no sleep in sight, you decide to grab your phone to check emails and jump on social media. As you scroll through your Instagram feed, you see an ad for a modern waterbed. Thinking that can't be right, you research further to make sure your tired mind isn't causing you to make things up.

Its true that waterbeds have made a comeback. You stumble across a website for what they call the reimagined waterbed. Named Afloat, it claims to support your body, release pressure points, and allow you to change the temperature with digital controls. As you lay in your bed, still not getting any sleep, you imagine what it would be like to lie upon Afloat. With thoughts of Afloat in mind, you doze off to sleep, but not because you are comfy. It's because you've hit a point of pure exhaustion, and you can't stand to keep your eyes open for another second.

More than two hours later, now at 4:30 am, you're awake again. That sweet moment of sleep was ever-fading from the moment you closed your eyes. Still thinking about a solution to the sleepless nights, you grab your phone again to find out more about the mattress that claims to provide the best sleep ever: total body conformation, precise temperature control, and raving reviews from many highly respected news outlets. So far, nothing about this mattress seems to be negative.

It's decided. You've read the reviews and you're interested. The Miami Herald stated, "You sink a few inches; but when the bed settles, the water evens out and seems to firm up under you. The experience is nothing like a pillow-top or memory-foam bed." That quote, combined with your lack of sleep, has you sold. With the 100-night guarantee providing a risk-free buy, you make an impulse decision that will likely change your life. You buy Afloat. You take a chance on the rave reviews and impressive features.

Now at 5:30 am, it's time to wake up. You get out of bed excited, different from every other day, because you decided to make a change by getting the newly reimagined waterbed. A bed that will allow you to drift off to dreamland and finally, after nights of restless sleep, you will be able to find that just-right sleep position and have sweet, sweet dreams.

Fast-forward to your first night on Afloat. You lay down, you sink into that free-floating feeling, and for the first time in what feels like forever, you fall asleep and stay asleep the whole night.