Hi there. How are you? It's Eric Erikson here. Glad you're with me this fine third hour of the program on this fine chilly Monday here in the South.

Y'all, can I just as an aside? My wife's favorite time of yours fall. I don't particularly care for fallback. I would prefer to stay on daylight saving time and have later brighter evenings.

I mean, look, I'm looking out the window of my studio now, and you can already tell it's live on air right now, 2 p.m.

Eastern time, 2.07 p.m. and you can tell the sun's already starting to get low in the sky.

And I don't like that. I do I despise that 90 dark days 90 dark evenings I want the sun up in the evening and I would prefer to have daylight saving times there are always those curmudgeonly people in the morning and I want the sun to go down early I keep my

evening morning as you should have standard time on your rock the only time we should

have standard time is fourth of July where you can actually shoot your fireworks

earlier in the evening daylight saving time makes it till you got to be late in the

day to shoot your fireworks. But having,

having brighter evenings,

I would enjoy it.

Front porch Sunday nights,

the sun goes down later.

It would be great.

But nope,

nope, nope,

nope, nope,

nope.

Congress wants to play God with the time.

But all that being said,

I prefer spring to fall as my favorite season. My wife

loves fall. Most people like fall. But I do love the color of the leaves. I was in North Georgia

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