Which time savings do you prefer?

[Marshian]

Seeing as how tonight we spring forward, I was curious peoples’ opinion on the matter. As more of a natural night owl and not at all a morning person except when forced upon me by work and good hunting/ fishing- I wish we would stay in spring forward always. Others may disagree though…

 

[Derek44]

Don’t much care one way or the other on which one, but I just wish it didn’t change.

 

[Dave N]

Don’t much care one way or the other on which one, but I just wish it didn’t change.

+1

 

[Oak]

DST year around.

 

[BackofBeyond]

Either way, just keep it, no more switching. I hate it.

 

[MarvB]

Yup, just pick ONE!

 

[Treeshark]

I kind of like the novelty of both of them.

It is certainly nice to have it stay light later in the spring, feels invigorating after a long winter. Makes going for a run after work a lot more manageable as well.

 

[Gellar]

I like being able to go fishing or do other outside home chores after work with the extra light in the evening.

 

[Werty]

Split by 30 minutes and call it good.

 

[Redman]

For most of my life here in IN we didn't have to worry about it. It makes 0 sense why they changed it. Some of our state is even on a different time zone.

 

[F250]

Yup, one or the other. Just pick one.

 

[hank4elk]

Time is what it is. Mtn. Standard time is Mtn Standard time,etc.
You don't ever gain an hour or lose an hour. You just get your head screwed with.
I found this amazing discovery, lights, for when you get to work in the dark or end the day in the dark.
Only 8 hrs of sunlight at times and that will not change.

 

[EastTNHunter]

Just leave it one way or the other. If I was forced to pick one, I guess it’d be DST

 

[Mkamman]

For most of my life here in IN we didn't have to worry about it. It makes 0 sense why they changed it. Some of our state is even on a different time zone.

Yeah. My county line is the border. Depends on what room I’m in my phone will switch

 

[406dn]

If it stayed DST year around, sunrise would be just before 9AM in December thru mid January. Even as I type this at 645AM DST, it is dark as night outside.

For kids getting off to school, it is safer if it is not so dark while they do it.

It is not the biggest fish to fry, presently.

 

[IDFireLass]

I despise DST. All it does is make my day twice as long. If you work outside You have to wait for daylight, frost to leave the fields and so forth.
So make it one or the other and we'll adjust.
Prefer if they just leave it alone like it was yesterday.

 

[gouch]

I kinda like it the way it is. In the winter I would rather have it get light earlier and in the summer, I like it to stay light later. I do a lot of fishing in the summer and like to get there at dawn. If dawn was 4:00 AM there wouldn't be much sense in going to bed the night before. I have to laugh at people who say the change messes them up so badly because they loose an hour of sleep. Somehow they always loose an hour of sleep no matter which way they change the clock. I suppose it could mess you up a little if you go to bed at the same time every night and get up at the same time every morning. Personally I don't know anybody who does that. So how is staying up an hour later to finish watching a movie or getting up an hour early to go hunting any different than changing the clock by an hour?

If I had to choose one or the other I would choose DST and just put up with it being dark late into the morning.

 

[noharleyyet]

DST & leave it alone.

 

[dirtclod Az.]

In Az. we are "normal" time doesn't change.
It just goes by too fast!

 

[Europe]

In Az. we are "normal" time doesn't change.
It just goes by too fast!

unless you visit the Navajo's (-:

but YES, it does and has gone by to damn fast