Sorry. I was reluctant to click submit thinking it might be a little blunt,but we beat this to death twice a year and this was at least the third time it's come up in two days. There's literally nothing we can do about it except choose not to participate,but it would be awfully inconvenient to go against the rest of the world on this one. I knew a family who used to stay on daylight time years ago when they were milking cows because they didn't want to skrew up the cows. I don't know what difference it made when they changed. Maybe they did it 15 minutes at a time over a few months,I don't know. I just remember being at the fireman's dance with them one fall and at midnight,they said they had to get home and get some sleep because it was 1 o'clock to them,they hadn't changed their clocks yet. That was when I found out they didn't change when everybody else did. To this day I don't know what their reasoning was.
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