Answer: Daylight Saving Time
Clues: “Change” and “Clock”
It’s that time of the year again: Time to change our clocks. And even though fewer and fewer clocks need to be manually changed, roughly 0% of us like this process, especially in the spring, when we lose an hour.
Most Americans will “spring forward” into Daylight Saving Time this Sunday morning at 2:00 A.M.
The debate over ending Daylight Saving Time has been kicking around for decades now.
More than 1.3 million users voted, and 58% of people prefer being “an hour later” with Daylight Saving Time, while 42% of people want an “hour earlier” of sunshine with Standard Time.
In a previous poll, 21% of people said they think changing the clocks the way we’re doing it is still the best option. 62% want to stop shifting the clocks, and the other 17% are undecided.
Of people who want to stop doing it, 50% think we should switch to permanent Daylight Saving Time. 31% want permanent Standard Time.
19% of Americans prefer waking up when it’s dark out. Something that happens more because of Daylight Saving Time.
(Time / Fox Business / Fast Company / USA Today)