OFF-AIR π΄ NOT FOR MAX - There's Only Room For One Dog In This Building
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What is the significance of Fluffy Fridays being cancelled?
This is a podcast from Rover. Yes, 23rd of June, 11am we're doing this, Miles. It'll be, what, two days. What are we, six months till Christmas, is it? That's correct, Rog. We're so close to six months till Christmas. Ridiculous. Oh, good. Creech, morning, mate.
One week away from the halfway point of the year.
Halfway point of the year. Isn't that great?
So is that the solstice? Yeah, the winter solstice was Sunday.
Yeah, the shortest day of the year. So now we're in summer. Feels like it. The days are getting longer.
It was getting a bit hot, actually.
Shortest day of the longest day, I can never remember. The shortest.
I feel like the sun's setting these days pretty early, which sucks. Don't you guys feel way better when it's sunnier later?
But, you know, it's only going to get lighter from this point all the way until, I think, December 21st, and then it gets darker. No, fuck. I'm actually a massive supporter of daylight savings. Okay, let me through it. Talk to me. People forget we're a big country. There's different times at the top of the country and the bottom of the country, like the sun's coming up and down at different times. So if they never had daylight savings, all the dairy milkers down in Southland, they'd never see the sun. They'd get up in the middle of the night, it'd always be dark, and they'd come home and it'd be dark. So you mean it should stay the same now, or should we go... No, you need that daylight savings. So we change.
So we go forward an hour. Because your sunrise changes between winter and summer, and if you don't change your daylight savings for then, you're going to have workers that never get to see the sun. You see, some people have said, so when it changes, you go forward an hour for summer. People say we should not change it back. No, I hate that. But you don't get the excitement of it's like, oh, it's finally summer, daylight savings. All of a sudden it's barbecue weather.
You're thinking can't have gain without a bit of pain, can't have a rainbow without a bit of rain.
Yeah, yeah. So Mitch, what are you saying? Keep daylight savings. Keep it as is. Like now. Once we hit like now, like when we hit September and we change the hour.
That's what I just said to Mitch. He's saying keep the status quo.
Keep the status quo. No, I want longer nights. Longer daylight. You mean we ban daylight savings. Is that what you're saying? No, I'm saying. Because I'm like, I'm confused too.
He said, keep it as it is. As in like, how we change it.
No night time. So your daylight saving is what we do when we go from September to April. Yeah. I'm talking about the general concept. I don't know what you're saying. I feel bad. I don't understand. What are you saying? I'm saying people that say we should never change times. We should have the one time zone through the year. Gotcha. Do people say that?
I did sort of at the start when I said I just want perpetual summer.
No, there's a call. I reckon go forward an hour. Yeah. Like September, whenever it shows. And keep it like that. Yeah, I'm with you, Rog.
He's going forward an hour so that then the sun would set, not at 5, but at 6 p.m.
Yeah.
How do the hosts react to the cancellation of Fluffy Fridays?
And then 7 and then 8 and then 9. I'm with you. I mean, if you preach and we've all been to Europe when you can go like, I was there nearly a year ago, right? Yeah. And you're in Paris, for example, and it's 10 o'clock and it's still light. It's wild. It's beautiful.
It's crazy. And restaurants are still open. Yeah, they're still open. And you can go out there and you can have a nice feed. Yeah. Oh, no, it's unreal. Here in New Zealand, at eight, they're like, hi, we're just doing Last Call.
Oh, yeah, I know.
What the fuck? Yeah, I know, I know, I know. Because the sun went down three hours ago.
So I still don't know where Mitch is on this. I think in the winter it's fine because the sun comes up earlier when you've got... when you put the clock back for the winter. Yeah, yeah. So people who have to work that morning shift get more daylight hours. And people, yeah, that makes sense, doesn't it? I don't know. Miles, your face is in your hands.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the significance of Fluffy Fridays being cancelled?
0:00β3:30
2
How do the hosts react to the cancellation of Fluffy Fridays?
3:30β5:32
3
What are the implications of daylight savings on daily life?
5:32β7:58
4
How does daylight savings affect work schedules in different regions?
7:58β9:42
5
What humorous incidents arise during the discussion?
9:42β12:17
6
How do the hosts feel about dogs in the workplace?
12:17β12:58