This very mild weather, it's supposed to be 72 degrees today, and then life comes and kicks you in the balls coming up Saturday night as we, for inexplicably.

And I remember years ago when I started this crusade, everyone just said, oh, Fred, you're crazy.

Oh, Fred, this is stupid.

And now at the highest forms of government, the highest levels of government, this is being argued.

Do you know when sunset is going to be on Sunday evening?

4.15?

That sounds about right.

Yeah.

4.15 in the afternoon.

And I don't understand how anyone wants that.

And we're up before anybody.

We're up in doing our thing before anybody.

I don't care if it's light when I come here at all.

Why do people want it light when you're at work?

What does that do?

That's what's important to you?

Is the hours between six and seven?

That's when you want your son?

No.

You get out of work in pitch black.

And by the way, most people have to go to work when it's pitch black and come home when it's pitch black.

Can somebody explain this to me because there have been discussions. And the matter of fact, on Wednesday night, there was a state commission that voted nine to one in favor of a report that suggested that Massachusetts do the whole fallback thing. Red tape, baby. I don't like you. Big government. Slotting down. Don't getting things done. I got excited for a minute.

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