The Senate did a thing again.

Okay.

The Senate did a thing again.

So, another one.

Last week, unanimously.

The Senate never does anything unanimous. Bipartisan, wow. Bipartisan. They unanimously adopted a bill that would permanently make the United States be in daylight savings time. No more switching your clock ever again. I did hear about this. but like what I'm wondering, does this, is it just going to make

it so that like it's darker earlier in the wintertime? Well, well, here's the thing. Here's the

thing, right? Marco Rubio introduced this bill. Okay. My hypothesis is that they gave him an easy

dub because he needs it going into his election. Oh, that's facts. That's facts. So he introduced

it. They adopted it. And then come

2023, we'll switch back to daylight savings time once more and will forever be in daylight savings. Wait, wait. So it's like, so like we just did the whole spring forward thing like two weeks ago, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then we're going to fall back again later this year. and then we're going to spring forward again in 20th.

Why not just end it right now?

Marco Rubio wrote the bill. But there's a problem. Okay. We've got some contention on the bottom. We do have contention right now. We were talking about this before we started rolling. And save it for the fucking gold open. So, so we need the listeners to decide who's right here.

Yeah.

My thought process, okay, okay, right?

Is that we, we spring, we sprung forward, right? So it went from like 1 a.m. to 3 a.m. Hypothetically. 2 a.m. 1 a.m. Hypothetically. We lost an hour when we were sleeping. So my thought process, right, is if, you know, the sun was at a certain spot and it was dark at 8 a.m.

Uh-huh.

It's going to have that same darkness now at 9. But my thought process, right, is if, you know, the sun was at a certain spot and it was dark at 8 a.m.

Uh-huh.

It's going to have that same darkness now at 9 a.m. Which gives us longer daytime on the back end, right? And Gage is disagreeing with me. Gage is saying it's going to be darker in the wintertime. Yeah, in the winter time, though, because in the summer, like the whole point, like daylight savings was like, wasn't it like to fucking make it so it was brighter during the day in the winter so that you use less energy, right? Right, right, right. So, like, so in the summertime, because like two weeks ago before we sprung forward, I'd be waking up that it was dark, pitch black outside. Right? Okay. Okay. And as I'd, you know, get ready to do my thing, it would get brighter. So we sprung forward. Like, say I wake up at 8 a.m.

It doesn't really... dark. It's pitch black outside, right? And as I'd, you know, get ready to do my thing,

it would get brighter. So we sprung forward, like, say I wake up at 8 a.m. It doesn't really happen, but let's say, hypothetically, that I wake up at 8 a.m. And it was dark two weeks ago. Now, I wake up 8 and it's bright, right? So then once we get into the wintertime, we're going to fall back.

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