Which time savings do you prefer?

[Nick87]

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

Sounds like fun...

 

[EYJONAS!]

Spring forward = spring bears coming soon......

Glass half full...

 

[Addicting]

Travel is the time I prefer.

 

[nettereo16]

This one! So nice to get some more light after work!

 

[Sask hunter]

I’m glad In Sask it stays the same all the time

 

[Irrelevant]

There would be zero benefit to daylight at 4am, DST for the win.

 

[fishing4sanity]

DST and #donttouchmyclockagain

 

[Pucky Freak]

Whomever came up with time changes obviously did not take care of young children. Both their bedtime routine and morning routine is a fight for a week…two weeks a year!

Selfishly, it’s nice to be able to bow hunt after work in Oct, but that’s a pretty minor detail. Just pick a time and never change it again.

 

[Stocker]

Only the government could come up with the idea to “save daylight” by changing the time. Wonder if they told the sun?

 

[Shangobango]

There would be zero benefit to daylight at 4am, DST for the win.

I don’t get it.

Just wake up earlier, or am I missing something?

Meh, I am probably just cranky because I lost an hour of sleep last night…

 

[Bambistew]

Daylight savings is stupid in Alaska. Yay... its light out until midnight... in the spring. It's dark in the mornings for the kids either way. The excuse for not not going with the rest of the country is we'd be 5 hrs behind east coast. WFC.

They need to move the date of change to the first Tuesday in Nov. I'll bet we get rid of it fast.

 

[Shangobango]

Here is my thing, and this is just my personal situation but I know there are more folks in the same boat:

If it gets dark at 8:30 P.M I am outside working until 8:30 P.M. Then I have inside chores that need to be done. Makes for late nights. I get less sleep on DST.

If a person has a “9 to 5” and spends their time inside I guess it doesn’t matter, but for me it stinks having that daylight added during a time when it is hot. I would rather have it in the morning time when the Louisiana summer is most bearable.

Split it down the middle. When we fall back this fall just fall back 30 minutes and leave it be. That way everyone gets equally screwed.

 

[Dan O]

If you want more time in the evening instead of working 8 to 5 work 7 to 4. There problem solved, stop screwing with the clocks.

 

[Rob96]

Other, choose 1 and stick with it.

 

[MarvB]

I worked in the energy industry where electricity is bought, sold, traded based on time of day, day of week, on-peak, off-peak, etc. BUT it’s SCHEDULED based on a 24 hour day. Sooo twice a year everything would undoubtedly be fubarred cuz the traders, schedulers, check-out analysts, etc. had to deal with the damn time change.

Just pick ONE, we’re humans; we will get over it and two years later no one will even be talking about it!

 

[hank4elk]

There would be zero benefit to daylight at 4am, DST for the win.

Unless you like to watch sunrises and 4am is not early.

Ever work a swing shift? All night?

 

[noharleyyet]

 

[Dakotakid]

Split by 30 minutes and call it good.

Kathmandu was 15 minutes ahead, Nepal further divides the time zone.
Was super confusing.

 

[hank4elk]

Are you saying the benefit is just getting to see the sunrise at home?

My wife works nights all the time and she at least sees the sun when on the night shift in the winter versus day shift in the winter.

Personally I like the daylight in the evenings.

Yeah, it's all about me. LOL

 

[Dave N]

I don't really care one way or another. Sunrise/set changes throughout the year. I'm still employed, so I'm set on a specific time schedule. Hunting seasons will just be something to get accustomed to if anything changes. At LEAST it will be the same from then on.