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> I always find these arguments kind of weird. Whether we turn or stop turning the clocks forwards/backwards doesn't mean we have to keep business hours the ex
by gpvos 7y ago
> I always find these arguments kind of weird. Whether we turn or stop turning the clocks forwards/backwards doesn't mean we have to keep business hours the exact same, or even keep them static.
The entire reason we have summer/winter time is that changing the time is easier than changing business hours.
- dooom 7y agoWhy would changing business hours be so complicated?
- gpvos 7y agoThere are thousands of businesses involved. Also, work contracts.
- scrollaway 7y agoUh, changing business hours is pretty simple, you know. Over here business hours routinely change during holidays for examples (various businesses open/close later or earlier depending on their client and employee needs). If it's easy for two weeks I don't see why it'd be harder for six months.