God I Hope This Is The Last Daylight Savings Time Bodyclock Attack Washington

[DanieRains]

I guess we are waiting for a federal waiver or something.

We don't have a federal government, just a bunch of liars stealing all they can.

This is it.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

1. Well....okay? nt

[LisaM]

2. I love Daylight Savings Time.

I like the dark days of winter and the longer summer nights. It works for me.

[maxsolomon]

3. I never understand the hostility.

Up here in the PNW the sun would come up before 5 am in June. I'd rather it were up till 10.

[SoCalNative]

4. Me too

though I could do without the dark part. It's really the long days of daylight I prefer.

[DanieRains]

5. Thank God You Sleep Like A Baby And Have No Problem Waking Up An Hour Earlier

And going to work.

It is horrible for us.

Have a great summer either way.

Soon, winter will be non-existent anyway. Just the sun has a different angle.

[LisaM]

11. I don't sleep well at all, no matter the season.

Winter, summer, makes no difference to me. 4-5 hours a night tops. I don't like going to work in the dark, though.

[Freddie]

9. Yes I love the long summer evenings

It’s one hour on a Sunday. Get over it.
As for suggestions that we have DST all year, I seem to recall (I’m old) that we did one year to “save energy” in the 70s. Parents were upset about kids waiting for the school bus in the pitch black. I think the current time system works well for most people.

[Roland99]

6. There are movements afoot to end it. I want to end the change but keep it ON DST!

Much prefer more light in the evening than the morning

[Shrike47]

7. I also live in the PNW. I don't want sunlight at 4: something a.m. I prefer DST.

What we all really want is more light in the winter.

[Blues Heron]

8. It's tantamount to driving 1 time zone either way how is that a big deal

it's the mildest form of jetlag you can have

[DanieRains]

12. You Have Never Tried To Pry My Wife Out Of Bed My Friend

I have to be to work to open.

She doesn't.

Not a good thing her losing an hour of sleep ANYTIME. She can barely get to / any sleep some nights.

[3catwoman3]

10. The distress over a one hour change either way is always rather puzzling...

...to me. Do people never cross time a time zone or two when taking a road trip? Does that throw everything off? And if so, for how long? The conventional wisdom is one day per time zone. I have parents who say it takes their young children 2 weeks to adjust to the time change. Do they never stay up an hour later than usual if there a long is it at grandma’s house?

[DanieRains]

13. The One Hour Adjustment Twice A Year Screws Us Both Up

Sleep is more important than golf.

[hunter]

14. Changing the clock is insane.

Just leave it be.

If schools or businesses want to change their schedules to accommodate the seasons then let them.

We're not all farmers anymore, nor do we all get home from work just in time to have dinner and select between three television channels for our daily dose of propaganda, commercials, and highly censored entertainment.

There's not one good reason for everyone to be in sync.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

15. Why do we do this again?

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