Skanky Vamp
Sniffin' the Slayer
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A state senator in Florida filed a bill this year that would move that state onto standard time year-round. A state representative in South Carolina wants to put the question to voters on the November 2018 ballot.
Massachusetts and Maine are taking it a step further. Not only do they want to drop Daylight Saving Time, they also want to jump ahead an hour year-round by moving from Eastern Time to Atlantic Time. Both states - and New England as a whole - have been working to attract more millennials, but leaders tell the Wall Street Journal that millennials consistently complain about how early it gets dark there during the winter months. Officials hope the time zone switch would help solve that problem.
Currently, Arizona and Hawaii are the only states in the nation that don't observe Daylight Saving Time.
About time! Not sure if I'm down on that whole Atlantic time fiasco, but they seriously need to ditch DST. I mean, no one really cares about the whinging millennials but if their collectives le sighs and sleepy memes mean the end of DST then maybe there are good folk afterall.
Massachusetts and Maine are taking it a step further. Not only do they want to drop Daylight Saving Time, they also want to jump ahead an hour year-round by moving from Eastern Time to Atlantic Time. Both states - and New England as a whole - have been working to attract more millennials, but leaders tell the Wall Street Journal that millennials consistently complain about how early it gets dark there during the winter months. Officials hope the time zone switch would help solve that problem.
Currently, Arizona and Hawaii are the only states in the nation that don't observe Daylight Saving Time.
About time! Not sure if I'm down on that whole Atlantic time fiasco, but they seriously need to ditch DST. I mean, no one really cares about the whinging millennials but if their collectives le sighs and sleepy memes mean the end of DST then maybe there are good folk afterall.