Bobalos
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- May 5, 2021
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If you could only have the choice of one, which would you prefer, Daylight Savings time or Standard time?
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I work the "early shift" explicitly for the reason you mentioned. However the majority of companies do not have that flexibility. its "9 to 5" every day, regardless of time of year.Only a complete moron thinks that by adjusting the clock you change when the sun comes up or sets. If you want to start work when the sun comes up you get up early in the summer and sleep a little longer in the winter. My guy's start work for 3 weeks in the summer as early 4:30am and in the winter they get about 3 weeks of 7:30am. If they want 8 hours of sleep well in the summer time they have to go to bed when the sun is still sometimes up. Changing the clock around will not make much of a difference.
You get long days you get short day they change every day if you don't like it. Well take it up with the design team.
I LOL'd @ this.Only a complete moron thinks that by adjusting the clock you change when the sun comes up or sets. If you want to start work when the sun comes up you get up early in the summer and sleep a little longer in the winter. My guy's start work for 3 weeks in the summer as early 4:30am and in the winter they get about 3 weeks of 7:30am. If they want 8 hours of sleep well in the summer time they have to go to bed when the sun is still sometimes up. Changing the clock around will not make much of a difference.
You get long days you get short day they change every day if you don't like it. Well take it up with the design team.
A wise old Indian Chief once said " Only the white man is dumb enough to think by cutting off the top of a blanket and sowing it to the bottom makes it a longer"I LOL'd @ this.
Only a complete moron thinks that by adjusting the clock you change when the sun comes up or sets.
:laugh1:Only a complete moron thinks that by adjusting the clock you change when the sun comes up or sets. If you want to start work when the sun comes up you get up early in the summer and sleep a little longer in the winter. My guy's start work for 3 weeks in the summer as early 4:30am and in the winter they get about 3 weeks of 7:30am. If they want 8 hours of sleep well in the summer time they have to go to bed when the sun is still sometimes up. Changing the clock around will not make much of a difference.
You get long days you get short day they change every day if you don't like it. Well take it up with the design team.