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@Timcast He is not attracted to females so it most likely is harmless but weird.

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@oldluth Can families arbitrarily move the sunlight an hour later in the winter so they can spend time outside before it gets dark?

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@LindsayBayou I can usually spend time outside the day before it falls back and then after it falls back I am unable to get outside in the sun at all. Not able to see the sunset.

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@LindsayBayou Every year I realize the worst day is in the fall after time has switched back to standard time. It means no more leaving work with sunlight and being able to spend time outside and watch the sunset.

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@ajwodecki I like getting home in the winter and it still being light out so I can spend some time outside and actually see the sunset.

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@Danrockymtfront DST proponents like spending time outside. Standard time folks must hate the outdoors.

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@texnbob1 The absolute worst and most depressing day of the year is in the fall when the time switches back to standard time.

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@ChuckGrassley This is the reason Iowa has some of the highest cancer rates in the United States.

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@bekahj So morning sunlight at 4:15 a.m. in the summer helps you wake up naturally? That is pretty dumb.

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@Arkypatriot So with DST, parents can enjoy an hour outside with their kids after work/school. Without DST, they are inside because it's dark.

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@Arkypatriot Standard time means leaving work after sunset and driving home in complete darkness.

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@DeniseKShull @POTUS @RobertKennedyJr So if on standard time the sun rises at 4:30 a.m. and on DST it is at 5:30 a.m., are you saying it's better to have it at 4:30 a.m. so you do not get to see the sunrise and fully miss out on an hour of daylight?

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@omega_ridley4 @shagbark_hick So not seeing sunrises is a good thing?

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@misfitvgc @CarlPaulus Which is why the sunrises at 5:15 a.m. instead of 4:15 a.m. This is the much better time.

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@Empty_America Standard time would be 4:15 a.m. sunrises in the summer--that would be insane.

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@BearleyKim How is it healthy to miss the 4:15 a.m. sunrise during the summer and miss the sunset in the winter because its pitch black before 5 pm?

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@James_K_Bishop Time changes in November, its only a month longer. The worst is when it switches back to standard time in November.

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@NWGAStormDawgwx So its natural to have 4:15 a.m. sunrises and not see the sunrise in the morning and then in the winter have it pitch black before the workday ends and not see the sunset?