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$^*& DST. It was practical back in the day, but in a world that functions 24/7, it's completely pointless. All it does is cause confusion, and problems, especially with people who actually have things to do when it happens. The lovely 9 hour work day for us 3rd shifters is not appreciated just because office monkeys like their pretty sunshine.

 

It's outdated, and serves no purpose, it needs to go away.

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$^*& DST. It was practical back in the day, but in a world that functions 24/7, it's completely pointless. All it does is cause confusion, and problems, especially with people who actually have things to do when it happens. The lovely 9 hour work day for us 3rd shifters is not appreciated just because office monkeys like their pretty sunshine.

 

It's outdated, and serves no purpose, it needs to go away.

 

I could not agree with you more...

Go with one or the other and leave it the @#$% alone after that.................

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$^*& DST. It was practical back in the day, but in a world that functions 24/7, it's completely pointless. All it does is cause confusion, and problems, especially with people who actually have things to do when it happens. The lovely 9 hour work day for us 3rd shifters is not appreciated just because office monkeys like their pretty sunshine.

 

It's outdated, and serves no purpose, it needs to go away.

Agrees 100%

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Daylight saving time? What's that?Gotta love Saskatchewan. Back in the 60's they said "Who the hell still needs light at 11pm? What's wrong with y'all? @#$% that noise!" and the time hasn't changed since. :yes:

 

 

Part of BC does that too... Which makes it EVEN MORE CONFUSING.

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Must be really crappy for people that work/live in one of those places and then live/work across the border.

My dad's job has him working in both Saskatchewan and Manitoba, often on the same day. The time's only different half the year, and after doing it often enough, you get used to it.

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