Quark

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Yes. I think whole Europe does it at the same time.

They should stop this nonsense. What's the use of daylight savings? You DON'T save daylight. If I have to get up at 6.30, I still have to get up at 6.30 summertime, even if it's dark. Therefore I need to make light, so I'm using more energy instead of less energy, which was the intention of daylight savings. This is all a prank of the power companies, so we pay more $$/€€ to them. (and I even work for one, yet I stand by my point of view)
 

Finnchick

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They should stop this nonsense. What's the use of daylight savings? You DON'T save daylight. If I have to get up at 6.30, I still have to get up at 6.30 summertime, even if it's dark. Therefore I need to make light, so I'm using more energy instead of less energy, which was the intention of daylight savings. This is all a prank of the power companies, so we pay more $$/€€ to them. (and I even work for one, yet I stand by my point of view)

I don't really care too much but some people hate it and some love it :)
 

xforeverxmetalx

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So next summer I will spend a week in Germany and when I get back home I need another week to recover? :)

Not necessarily. :p Depends on if you're sensitive to that sort of thing. I've travelled through time zones plenty of time (Alabama, the state next to me, is already a new one) and it never bothered me. Neither did going across two (or was it three?) time zones. Neither did going to Europe, which is six. :p But I'm weird like that.

For most people, I imagine one time zone isn't noticeable.
 

Finnchick

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Not necessarily. :p Depends on if you're sensitive to that sort of thing. I've travelled through time zones plenty of time (Alabama, the state next to me, is already a new one) and it never bothered me. Neither did going across two (or was it three?) time zones. Neither did going to Europe, which is six. :p But I'm weird like that.

For most people, I imagine one time zone isn't noticeable.

For most people staying awake late might be the worst part anyway. I think I can take it and won't need extra recovery time when I get home. I don't sleep that much anyway. :D
 

Quark

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So next summer I will spend a week in Germany and when I get back home I need another week to recover? :)
Like Kris (= xforeverxmetalx) said: it depends on one person to the other.
I'm rather sensitive for time zones. I 'broke down' when I arrived in New York (6hrs), and ok, I was awake for 24hrs non stop. (got up at 5.30ham, arrived at 12.00am next day, all local times, so... about 6am our time)

But I don't know how sensitive you are.
Not necessarily. :p Depends on if you're sensitive to that sort of thing. I've travelled through time zones plenty of time (Alabama, the state next to me, is already a new one) and it never bothered me. Neither did going across two (or was it three?) time zones. Neither did going to Europe, which is six. :p But I'm weird like that.

For most people, I imagine one time zone isn't noticeable.

You're crazy! :o :D
 

Finnchick

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Like Kris (= xforeverxmetalx) said: it depends on one person to the other.
I'm rather sensitive for time zones. I 'broke down' when I arrived in New York (6hrs), and ok, I was awake for 24hrs non stop. (got up at 5.30ham, arrived at 12.00am next day, all local times, so... about 6am our time)

But I don't know how sensitive you are.


You're crazy! :o :D

I'm just to messing up my sleeping schedule so I guess I'm not that sensitive. And My sleeping schedule isn't really that normal atm either :)