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BlueSpot

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12. Well, shit

Reply to electric_blue68 (Original post)

Mon Mar 2, 2026, 12:23 AM

22 hrs ago

Actually, I'm retired now and don't give a damn. But the spring change was always horrible on the commute to work. The sun started coming up earlier and was right in your eyes on the way in. Slowly, that decreased and you could almost see again. Then the time change came around and it all reset to "I can't see a damn thing!" again. The spring version was always easier.

I'm sure it all depends on where you are located between the time zones (and which way you have to go to drive to work).

I just sleep through that nonsense now but I do take pity on those who cannot. I really hated it.

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