To Save Daylight or To Not Save Daylight… - Scrolling w/ Hayley (Ep. 342)

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Hayley Caronia 0:00
The daylight savings time debate is heating up. Who would have thought that decades after World War I, we'd be fighting over whether or not to turn the clocks back or spring them forward or stop it altogether. Of course, we no longer need to preserve energy and fuel during a war. So the whole reason for why daylight savings time was started is obsolete. So why do we still do this? And if we want it to stop, which one do we stop the time on? Then that transgender main Senate candidate is bleeding out of his what? He's bleeding out of his wear? We're going to read the not safe for work Reddit posts that are a little TMI, but it'll be fun. Plus, comedians Tom Segura and Christina P are getting divorced.
Hayley Caronia 0:37
Fans saw this coming, but why? And a resurfaced interview with Christina where she says, feminism is a scam. All that coming up on the show. But first, I want to tell you to subscribe. Rumble.com slash Haley brings you to the Bongina Report channel. That's where you can watch Vince at 8 and me at noon. And I hope you do. If you can't watch live, you can watch whenever you want on Rumble. Of course, you can watch on Spotify, listen on your favorite podcast platforms. I don't care how or when or anything. I don't care how you watch. All I care is that you tell a friend and you support our sponsors. So I want to tell you, about fatty 15. Did you tell, did you know that helping older Navy dolphins unlocked a secret to healthier aging for all of us?
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Hayley Caronia 2:41
The great daylight saving time debate. Back in 2022, the Senate voted to make daylight saving time perfect. I mean, permanent. It got stalled in the House. So that went nowhere. Then last week, the House voted to make daylight saving time permanent with the passage of the Sunshine Protection Act. Now it goes to the Senate where everyone apparently has their thumbs up their asses and nobody can pass a bill that protects our elections, but maybe they'll pass a bill to protect sunshine instead. So let's get into the arguments for each, right? Daylight saving time is the spring forward, the darker mornings, the lighter evenings versus standard time. We turn back the clocks. We got lighter in the morning, darker evenings.
Hayley Caronia 3:23
Okay.
Okay.
Hayley Caronia 3:24
Here are the arguments for daylight saving time. Not mine, just what the internet is saying, what everybody else is saying. I'm going to give you my take about what I want later. But this is the arguments for daylight saving time. Longer evening daylight reduces the need for artificial lighting in the evening. which again, you know, we live in 2026. Andrew's got his, you know, he can talk out loud and his lights turn on and turn off. You know, we don't really have a need for this anymore. You know, you turn the lights on. This is like sort of obsolete. Anyway, more evening daylight boosts retail, restaurants, golf courses, outdoor activities.

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