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Captain-Cannoli t1_ivcdecv wrote

I was really hoping that we weren’t going to be doing it this year

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overthehillhat t1_ivcg6r9 wrote

The sounds of silence? - -

Now that my role model is gone, gone, gone

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Business-Impress4792 t1_ivcg8vc wrote

I embrace my hibernation!! It’s the only way to get through (plus vitamin d supplements)

Also standard time is elite. Google it people

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CatH2222 t1_ivcgvo2 wrote

My seasonal depression has begun.

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Aliriel t1_ivcjcas wrote

I hate leaving work in the dark. What time is it now? Midnight? Oh... no... 6:25.😖

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TzarKazm t1_ivclr0b wrote

The fall back thing made waking up early very easy. We should do it every weekend.

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Mrsericmatthews t1_ivcmm2v wrote

I hope the bill gets passed where we just have the permanent daylight savings time.

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User0098237490 t1_ivcns0p wrote

Gotta prepare myself for all the “I can’t believe how dark out it is right now” bullshit that happens every year.

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archangel924 t1_ivcnwe0 wrote

.....we are currently back on Standard Time.

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BitterStatus9 t1_ivcq435 wrote

I want it to be dark in the morning and light at night.

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Throwaway1231200001 t1_ivcs70z wrote

We shouldn't have sunsets at 4 whatever. If we can't make DST normal, we should join Atlantic standard time

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nebuladrifting t1_ivcsyji wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#460,209)

I mean, you can’t have it both ways, but I think most people would prefer to not have it be dark by the end of the work day. Having 5-6 hours of darkness before bedtime also feels disorienting.

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Caravannnn t1_ivcu60e wrote

I wish my toddler knew not to get up at 5:15

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Antonio_Bologna t1_ivcv8l5 wrote

I remain the lord of time by turning my clocks back one hour every hour. How many time travelers do you know with seasonal depression? Zero.

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Klutzy-Reporter4223 t1_ivcvz1x wrote

It’s worse to wake up at 7:30 am and it’s still dark. Embrace waking early and gong to bed early!!! Hibernation time.

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stalequeef69 t1_ivcy58g wrote

Already over this crap. Thing is I LOVE the holiday season but after New Years Day it's gloomy, dark and cold.

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give_me_wine t1_ivczvlu wrote

It always feels so weird to me. It’s only 8:30PM right now but it feels so much later. I felt bad for my boyfriend last night, he works at a bar that closes at 2AM on the weekends so he had to stay an extra hour last night on top of his usual 10 hour shift 😬

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give_me_wine t1_ivd1876 wrote

Replying to stalequeef69 (#460,509)

Winter after New Years is so depressing. Everyone puts away their pretty Christmas decorations and everything is gloomy and dark. I hate putting away my Christmas tree, that’s why I left it up until February one year 😬

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give_me_wine t1_ivd1na1 wrote

Time for me to switch from my standard depression to my seasonal depression and stock up on vitamin d supplements

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championofthelight t1_ivd3okt wrote

I guess i’m in the minority but for me the more darkness the better. I am not a fan of sunlight. Maybe it’s from my years of working third, or my severe depression.

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rendrag099 t1_ivdhvff wrote

The House has had the Senate version of the bill for 7 months and Pelosi couldn't be bothered to put a bipartisan, well-supported bill to the floor for a vote. This is one reason (of hundreds) why we're sick and tired of politicians.

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thorusoma t1_ivdmpsg wrote

I don't know a single person that enjoys it

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kdex86 t1_ivee7ng wrote

Get rid of it, and move to Atlantic Standard Time.

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Mattias2000 t1_iveoj35 wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#460,209)

Check your self. I get up every day at 5am so it's dark for me driving to work no matter what. So I'd atleast like to have more than 2 hours of sunlight after getting home.

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Cinema_King t1_ivepe1u wrote

I’m not a fan of the early darkness but since I love cold weather and means that it’s close I usually like this time of year.

I say usually because this bullshit 70+ weather we’ve have been stuck with sucks. I’m getting very impatient for the cold.

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degggendorf t1_ivevrx3 wrote

I propose we let time drift a few minutes every day so that sunset is always 8pm.

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D-Spornak t1_ivfctb6 wrote

I think it's pretty pointless.

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Bjarki56 OP t1_ivg3j4h wrote

Replying to Jack__Squat (#465,543)

Yes, I remembered when this happened in the 70s. (I am that old.)

It was a response to the energy crisis. People did hate it. I remember a lot of parents complaining about kids waiting for their school bus in pitch darkness.

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