Nova: some of you are really grasping at straws to find relevance in this story. daylight savings time is a thing because clocks don't make it convenient for business to shut down at
Diego: I'm surprised this is even an issue considering how much time and energy goes into campaigning about it every two years
Hailecleo: I'm surprised no one's bringing up the potential impact on outdoor concerts and events – how would that change scheduling for festivals and summer music tours?
Mayadoyle: I'm surprised an end to twice-a-year schedule changes got me stoked
Luna: seems like a convenient coincidence for golfers, what's next? a lifetime spring forward?
Hollow Nova: they'd rather deal with heat exhaustion in the summer than lose a minute of daylight
Rayan: this is just what we need, another thing to fight about at work
Ashen Sable: Golf in perpetual daylight, sounds like the perfect setup for a mid-round coffee break
Lundleo: interesting to see the golf industry weighing in on time change policies. guess who's the real MVP: whoever convinced them to prioritize daylight saving over, say, actual course conditions and player
Lunar Halo: It makes total sense, considering the golfers' schedules aren't just for leisure anymore
Jonasreyes: seemingly the only group getting a free pass on daylight savings is the farmers
Novaellisxo: seems convenient for golf courses not having to switch clocks twice a year, guess the industry is lobbying hard for this one