No. I hate DST!!😰@HBK4life - you doing ok buddy ?
I’m with you, they need to do away with it and stay on standard time year round, you don’t save any energy you either use it in the morning or eveningNo. I hate DST!!😰
Agree, pick one or the other and stick to it. I believe the DST would be better but at this point, just choose and move on.Stop changing the ****ing time.
Yes!!! Exactly. Just pick one. DST probably makes more sense, I agree.Agree, pick one or the other and stick to it. I believe the DST would be better but at this point, just choose and move on.
Crazy fact, that not everyone my be familiar with but, if a state chooses, as Hawaii and Arizona already do, states can stay on standard time.Yes!!! Exactly. Just pick one. DST probably makes more sense, I agree.
I thought Indiana too, but that is probably wrong/Crazy fact, that not everyone my be familiar with but, if a state chooses, as Hawaii and Arizona already do, states can stay on standard time.
Only if a state would choose to make the savings time (March to November) permanent would it need to get congressional approval.
I thought the same thing too. Unless it changed back.I thought Indiana too, but that is probably wrong/
I love it. Makes for long summer daylight. Suck it up buttercup.No. I hate DST!!😰
I like that part. I just don't like the back and forth. Pick one. Stick with it.I love it. Makes for long summer daylight. Suck it up buttercup.
I thought the same thing too. Unless it changed back.
Yeah it used to be that some counties in Indiana did not change, though that practice ended a few years agoI thought Indiana too, but that is probably wrong/
This should explain it allYeah it used to be that some counties in Indiana did not change, though that practice ended a few years ago
Indiana being east coast time seems odd to meYeah it used to be that some counties in Indiana did not change, though that practice ended a few years ago
I heard the Nebraska state legislature is considering a bill to lock in standard time, but it is contingent on neighboring states also opting in. So it doesn't sound like it will happen.Crazy fact, that not everyone my be familiar with but, if a state chooses, as Hawaii and Arizona already do, states can stay on standard time.
Only if a state would choose to make the savings time (March to November) permanent would it need to get congressional approval.
They not like golf in Nebraska ?I heard the Nebraska state legislature is considering a bill to lock in standard time, but it is contingent on neighboring states also opting in. So it doesn't sound like it will happen.
I think it's just some politicians hearing complaints and going after low hanging fruit. But I'm just going off what I heard and I refuse to look into it further. Maybe it's the other way around.They not like golf in Nebraska ?
NW area and SW corner are centralIndiana being east coast time seems odd to me