Terry Francona woke up from a nightmare to find his glasses covered in peanut butter

"The Princess and the Pea" is about discovering the true heir to the throne by the princess' ability to feel a single pea through a series of mattresses. The sequel should star Terry Francona and be called "The Manager and the TV Remote." Before the Cubs and Indians face off in a sure-to-be-legendary World Series Game 7, the manager admitted that he woke up from a nightmare the night before to find that he was sleeping on his TV remote. 
"It's not like I haven't embarrassed myself before," the manager said after learning that the story had already exploded on Twitter. "I was having a nightmare that somebody was breaking my ribs and I woke up and my ribs hurt. I kind of got scared. And I felt there, and the TV remote was stuck in my rib cage. Evidently, I had slept on it for a couple hours. I got up to go to the bathroom and, I mean, it hurt." 

"It's not easy being manager," he continued. "My bedroom looked like a national disaster last night. I'm going to have to change a few habits when we're done here."
That's not the end of it, though. Because Francona also woke up to find his glasses covered in peanut butter from dipping pretzels in a jar of it before bed. 
"I go straight home and I hit the bed and everything's laid out next to me," the skipper said. "And I fell asleep at some point while eating. I wake up sometimes in the middle of the night and I'll just reach over and grab something. Unfortunately, it's true."
{{field}}lt;span class="token token-hyperLink" id="token-586008350A6AA8CAC1AA2">44 in ice cream? Falling asleep while eating peanut butter? Francona may be changing his habits after the World Series, but this sounds like the perfect life. 
Will Francona find peaceful sleep after an Indians win in Game 7, or will he be doomed to another peanut butter-fueled sleepless night? Tune in to FOX at 8 p.m. ET to find out.