Congress would rather play partisan, backstabbing personal games than actually do the job they were elected for, representing their constituents. Most of the people in this country want the constant time switching to end one way or the other. Get off your lazy butts there in Washington and listen to us.
It's 2024 now. I hope we continue to stay on standard time indefinitely. Businesses can simply alter their schedules during the summer to start and end a bit earlier to offset the 7:30 - 8pm June sunsets. DST is pointless. Why change the hour to appear later and force everyone to wake up an hour early? That isn't healthy at all, especially for people who hate waking up early to begin with. It should be a choice if you want to or not. The rest of us can simply wake up at our normal time. Standard time is astronomically the correct time. DST is a 15 degree longitudal (1 time zone) mismatch in the correct local time.
Sorry to break it to you but clock changes will continue in 2024. DST will begin on March 10th and end on November 3rd. While many states are considering either permanent DST or permanent ST, no states enacted a change in 2023. Clock changes will continue this year.
@mannyhandy897 Well that sucks. Most of the people at my job actually start and work later in the day. We aren't morning people. Perhaps my boss can allow me to work 10 - 6 from mid March until the end of October. That would essentially nullify the time change effects until we ditch DST for good
Hell no! You like dealing with those horrible, depressing, and highly annoying pre 5:00 PM sunsets during the second half of fall, and dead of winter?! I sure as hell don't! 🤬
Please. Daylight Saving Time is the same thing as forced early waking. I hate that crap with a passion. I already go to bed late and wake up around mid morning. How about make early waking optional, for those weirdos who like waking up at 5am.
@@freakyfornash Rather have sunlight in the morning, it's not natural to be more active in the later part of the day. There's science behind it too. DST causes more health problems.
if this gov't had any sense they would run the time up 30 min, then leave the damn time alone , why do you need all that daylight in the summer months , its needed more in the winter , just like the gov't do eveything bas ackwards
what,s your period / menstral cycle have to do with changing the clocks. unless you want the world to know.. your body clock doesn,t change when the clocks change...
@@briancollins9977 No, when "period" is said or written after someone makes a statement it means end of story, nothing else needs to be said or, it's a wrap or, as Porky Pig would say, "Tha' tha' tha', that's all f-f-folks" (or something to that effect 😉).
your english sucks.. only one englishlanguage in the world , that,s queens english... that,s why we don,t import usa tv without sub titles attached . peroid always means girls menstuation or piece of time , present or in the past @@tantmil7898
I'm glad it isn't going to be permanent. Where I live, this is what things are like now. Winter months:: 8:01 AM Thursday, December 21, 2023 (EST) 5:05 PM Thursday, December 21, 2023 (EST) If daylight saving time was permanent: 9:01 AM Thursday, December 21, 2023 (EST) 6:05 PM Thursday, December 21, 2023 (EST) I don't know about the evenings, but 9:01 is too late for sunrise, imo. Summer months: 5:58 AM Wednesday, June 21, 2023 (EDT) 9:16 PM Wednesday, June 21, 2023 (EDT) If standard time was permanent: (which is what most people would rather have) 4:58 AM Wednesday, June 21, 2023 (EDT) 8:16 PM Wednesday, June 21, 2023 (EDT) I don't know about the evenings, but 4:58 is too early for sunrise, imo. I say stick to changing our clocks, even if it's a hassle. It's the only way to get the right amount of daylight in the mornings all year round. The only part of the world that shouldn't have to worry about that is everywhere closest to the equator.
@@colinsplaymobilchannel5032 So some states are getting rid of it, and some aren't? Hopefully the states that do are ones like California, that are closer to the equator.
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Congress would rather play partisan, backstabbing personal games than actually do the job they were elected for, representing their constituents. Most of the people in this country want the constant time switching to end one way or the other. Get off your lazy butts there in Washington and listen to us.
The US had all-year DST at one point and people hated it so much that they ended it early. Standard time is tolerated far better by most people
It's ridiculous to change the clocks
It's 2024 now. I hope we continue to stay on standard time indefinitely. Businesses can simply alter their schedules during the summer to start and end a bit earlier to offset the 7:30 - 8pm June sunsets.
DST is pointless. Why change the hour to appear later and force everyone to wake up an hour early?
That isn't healthy at all, especially for people who hate waking up early to begin with.
It should be a choice if you want to or not. The rest of us can simply wake up at our normal time. Standard time is astronomically the correct time. DST is a 15 degree longitudal (1 time zone) mismatch in the correct local time.
Sorry to break it to you but clock changes will continue in 2024. DST will begin on March 10th and end on November 3rd. While many states are considering either permanent DST or permanent ST, no states enacted a change in 2023. Clock changes will continue this year.
@mannyhandy897 Well that sucks. Most of the people at my job actually start and work later in the day. We aren't morning people. Perhaps my boss can allow me to work 10 - 6 from mid March until the end of October. That would essentially nullify the time change effects until we ditch DST for good
@@mannyhandy897Hooray for continued human stupidity! DST is pointless
Biannual time change should come to an end.
Nobody wants the Sun to go down at 4:30!!!!
yes i agree with could you imagine those working 8 to 4 every day which most American do and you get off work and it is dark outside wow
@@jameseverly8501 sad!
i do
@@ihateallyall lol you are rare lol
I know, really!
Please end daylight savings time .
Hell no! You like dealing with those horrible, depressing, and highly annoying pre 5:00 PM sunsets during the second half of fall, and dead of winter?! I sure as hell don't! 🤬
@@freakyfornash I'm sick and tired of it being dark at 5.30 pm depressing
@@paulinepardue678 4:30 PM where I am at it's peak worst though. 😢
Please. Daylight Saving Time is the same thing as forced early waking. I hate that crap with a passion.
I already go to bed late and wake up around mid morning. How about make early waking optional, for those weirdos who like waking up at 5am.
@@freakyfornash Rather have sunlight in the morning, it's not natural to be more active in the later part of the day. There's science behind it too. DST causes more health problems.
i despise daylight savings time!
why
Daylight SAVING Time!
you and they whole of America
if you have to ask , then you are not capable of understanding why @@greghaledjian7926
Abouslety, let's keep Strandard Time 💪 year round, like Arizona!
daylight saving time is stupid i like going to bed at 5:00 not 8:00 because i live in lake providence and its boring here so i mostly sleep
if this gov't had any sense they would run the time up 30 min, then leave the damn time alone , why do you need all that daylight in the summer months , its needed more in the winter , just like the gov't do eveything bas ackwards
Why not just stay on Standard Time? Never understood reasoning. Always seem to have to change something.
This time change actually affects my business. We could pump out 2 hours more but without light we have to shut down at 5:30.
What if you just started earlier, with an early sunrise?
Just stay on Standard Time. Just get use to it, all the time. Geez.
Have you noticed how hot and beautiful March is these days? it’s no wonder they want DST as early as the second week of March
Hell yeah!
I think people need to stay in their lane. PERIOD
what,s your period / menstral cycle have to do with changing the clocks. unless you want the world to know.. your body clock doesn,t change when the clocks change...
Its sad I cant tell if youre joking cause some people genuinely "think" like that @@briancollins9977
@@briancollins9977 No, when "period" is said or written after someone makes a statement it means end of story, nothing else needs to be said or, it's a wrap or, as Porky Pig would say, "Tha' tha' tha', that's all f-f-folks" (or something to that effect 😉).
your english sucks.. only one englishlanguage in the world , that,s queens english... that,s why we don,t import usa tv without sub titles attached . peroid always means girls menstuation or piece of time , present or in the past
@@tantmil7898
I'm glad it isn't going to be permanent.
Where I live, this is what things are like now.
Winter months::
8:01 AM
Thursday, December 21, 2023 (EST)
5:05 PM
Thursday, December 21, 2023 (EST)
If daylight saving time was permanent:
9:01 AM
Thursday, December 21, 2023 (EST)
6:05 PM
Thursday, December 21, 2023 (EST)
I don't know about the evenings, but 9:01 is too late for sunrise, imo.
Summer months:
5:58 AM
Wednesday, June 21, 2023 (EDT)
9:16 PM
Wednesday, June 21, 2023 (EDT)
If standard time was permanent: (which is what most people would rather have)
4:58 AM
Wednesday, June 21, 2023 (EDT)
8:16 PM
Wednesday, June 21, 2023 (EDT)
I don't know about the evenings, but 4:58 is too early for sunrise, imo.
I say stick to changing our clocks, even if it's a hassle. It's the only way to get the right amount of daylight in the mornings all year round. The only part of the world that shouldn't have to worry about that is everywhere closest to the equator.
You live on the East Coast and I live in California. In California, we’re getting rid of Daylight Savings.
@@colinsplaymobilchannel5032 So some states are getting rid of it, and some aren't?
Hopefully the states that do are ones like California, that are closer to the equator.
@@nbuehsterCalifornia hasn’t gotten rid of it actually
@@colinsplaymobilchannel5032it’s not California has no plans to get rid of it right now
@@nbuehster what do you mean