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Originally Posted by gai-jin
Or you could just leave work an hour earlier...
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Ah, good point, but the "academic day" just plain starts late. This way, I also get to miss rush hour.
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Originally Posted by Jerry Raia
One of you had it change twice, another not at all. We should stop this silly messing with time. I wonder how much money is lost with people not making it to work and then nobody seems to be able to drive right the Monday after. It messes with our circadian rhythm.
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Okay, now you're pushing the blame a little too far. Are you telling me you've never slept/woke up an hour early or late in your life? Moreover, the changeover is on a Sunday just to prevent your Monday driving scenario. We've been doing this for decades, I've almost never had problems.
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Originally Posted by OSUKid7
I agree... but instead, our government decides to mess with us even more and change when we switch to/from DST. :roll:
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You say this as if it was set in stone. It's not. It's shifted over the decades.
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Originally Posted by Jerry Raia
They can't even decide when they want it to get dark! To make it more confusing some places don't even switch to DST.
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At this point, two states ignore it in the US: Arizona and Hawaii. Not very confusing at all. I think you just like to complain.
--janak