Spin Off: Which Time (ST or DT) do you prefer?

[tvguy]

My point being that daylight saving time had a larger impact in the olden days. Now, the impact is minimal if even measurable. Where I live, the hour less I use my lights in the evening is offset by the additional hour I need to use my lights in the morning (this time of year, at least).

Would be different here because they just started "time of day" rates that are higher from 5 pm to 8 pm, so you would save money by using lights in the morning.
https://www.smud.org/en/Rate-Information/Time-of-Day-rates/Time-of-Day-5-8pm-Rate

 

[Gumbo4x4]

I’m torn. Part of me would love to stick to DST year round for more light in the evening. But, if we did, it’d be pitch black in the morning in Winter. I definitely would not want standard time all year.

 

[PollyannaMom]

My biggest issue is having to remember how to change the clock in my car every 6 months but I have people for that.

I can do my car fine, but DS's is weirdly complicated, and we've only been through one time change since he got it. - MY BIL did it that time, and I don't remember what he did!

I like the time it is now because my dog isn't waking me up until 7:15 when he was waking me up at 6:15 last week.

Yes, my furry alarm has been reset too.

 

[redlight]

DST year round is best, but I would prefer staying on standard over changing clocks.