Good morning millennials. Welcome back to the morning toast happy Thursday

AKA Friday Eve. Hey Claude, how you doing? You know every day is a Friday when

you're in the Virgin Gorda Islands not to be obnoxious. It's very true. If we

weren't doing the podcast like would you know what day it is is at the level of

vacation that you're at? Oh yeah for sure like I barely know what day it is but I

do because I'm like is it a when is it a weekday or a weekend because then I

have to podcast so I have like some structure but for the most part it's like

what time is it you know? You're on island time. No and I very much intend to

stay on island time like even on upon my return. There's something you know we

can all learn from the island culture like of just like letting the sun be your

guide you know. I totally agree in that actually reminds me of something that I'm

starting to feel really passionately about. It's a little like non-political

legislature news but there is a bill a bipartisan bill that is on its way to

the floor that is calling for us to stop daylight savings time and stop going

backwards and forwards and that like with this daylight savings coming up like

that should be the last one and that would give us more daytime more sunlight

in the winter which I think is like so necessary. So what the fuck is the reason

why? So it started a while back at first it started during World War One I was

doing some research on it last night because I thought the same thing I'm like

obviously this benefits someone I used to think it was like for the farmers so

that they could get their like sunlight and check. I thought it was like for the

planet. It's it apparently it started as a way to like conserve energy

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