Who makes that argument? Daylight savings doesn't give you consistent sunrise/sunsets. For example, in Melbourne, Australia, in the winter it will be dark by

Who makes that argument? Daylight savings doesn't give you consistent sunrise/sunsets. For example, in Melbourne, Australia, in the winter it will be dark by around 5:30pm. In the summer it gets dark by around 8:30pm. I like having inconsistent sunrise and sunset times (e.g. extra daylight time in the evenings in the summer). Neither do I think daylight savings extends the amount of daylight. What it does is shift the typical working day so that by the end of it, there are still a few more hours of daylight left. That's what I like about.