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bigbadbird
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Will changes to Daylight savings time make it harder to drink all night?

Posted: 07/17/2026 at 01:53 PM ET

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Will changes to Daylight savings time make it harder to drink all night?**
bigbadbird 07/17/26 01:53 PM ET
Don't care either way. Just stick with EST or DST so no clock changing.**
Hokester 07/18/26 03:50 PM ET
Maybe, but does that mean day drinking gets easier?**
VTNuke 07/17/26 11:24 PM ET
Who keeps track of time?...when the sun goes down, you drink...
SarahVTHokie24 07/17/26 10:42 PM ET
I won’t be able to take my first classes of the day outside for PE for a
HokieGator 07/17/26 06:31 PM ET
Psh, you haven't lived until you've played dodgeball in the dark. TIC**
MP4VT2004 07/17/26 08:50 PM ET
Will can do many things
Spudnut 07/17/26 05:32 PM ET
Places like Louisville in the western part of the Eastern Time Zone will
Tuckahokie 07/17/26 04:29 PM ET
Mountain valleys get 3-4:hours of sunlight max either way**
TomTurkey 07/17/26 05:11 PM ET
No but, starting your day in the dark will jack up your circadian rhythm**
JoesterVT 07/17/26 03:49 PM ET
if it's dark? does the day start?**
bigbadbird 07/17/26 04:01 PM ET
On the latest sunrise of the yr, I'll be at work for over an hour before🌄**
JoesterVT 07/17/26 04:08 PM ET
Might make it easier to fall forward.**
PhotoHokieNC 07/17/26 03:09 PM ET
With my balance, I fall either way. I'm bigravitationally challenged. **
TomTurkey 07/17/26 05:14 PM ET