but why do they take it away from us in winter, when we most need it?
Somebody please explain to me how DST actually helps reduce energy consumption in the U.S. and if it doesn't then what is the point?
I'll grant that I use more electricity in summer than in winter, but that's due to air conditioning. Lights are on for less time in summer, and daylight savings time does help.
Even if it doesn't save electricity, I like it to be still daylight at 8:30 pm.
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