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Daylight savings times coming up this Empire. Daylight Savings Times coming up this weekend.

Daylight savings times.

Daylights savings times.

And before you tell me why it starts at 2 in the morning, Todd, I saw this yesterday.

For the people that like standard time, I don't want to know you, but people like standard time.

Unfriend me if you like standard time. Pretty much because no matter what you say about things,

look and see when it'll get light in your town. They did the whole thing on the map yesterday.

I was watching TV last night and somebody did the story. We're talking,

many of my reels or TikTok, but it was, we're talking like 4.30 in the morning would be sunrise

in most eastern parts of states, which is, Omaha is in the eastern part of the state. And, and then,

and then the dawn could actually start a half hour before that. So you're talking sunrise between four and five in the morning. Nobody wants that. Well, no, not this time of year. Well, that's what would happen. That's what it happened in the summertime. In the summer, that's I met. Yeah. That's what I Yeah. That's what I'm trying to say, Tom. Good.

I can get out in the field a little quicker.

If they did standard time year round, because there are people, there are something, the minority wants that, but there's still people push it for that one. Oh, depending upon how far north you go, I, you know, when I lived in Spokane and what I lived in North Dakota.

It would get, and this was during daylight time.

Dawn would arrive about. I you know when I lived in Spokane and what I lived in North Dakota it would get and this was during daylight time

dawn would arrive about 4 a.m.

Wow. Yeah that's real north yeah because it's that far north

right so why do they pick two o'clock in the morning to do this

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