“I mean, I’m a night owl, so I kind of like longer nights. For the kids, a lot of them like the days. I’m in the middle because I’m not sure really what it’s going to feel like. My body, if the situation is one way or another, it’s been one way so long, so I’m already kind of used to that, but maybe I would prefer it the other way. I really, I’m kind of conflicted, to be honest. I’m a little conflicted.”
“Honestly, I don’t have a preference for either one. I think it’s the nostalgia of it and rolling the clocks back or moving them forward just because that’s just been something that we’ve always done. But I don’t think, if they didn’t do it, I would be affected as much. I just think it’s just something that we’ve done and that we’re used to. But it’s not something that I think I would be remiss if it changed.”
“My answer would be longer days. The reason being is you can get a lot more stuff done. You can handle your business, such as appointments, working, being a mother or a father, getting everything done. Twenty-four hours in a whole full day, which you kind of sleep 7 or 8 of those hours away, working 10 hours sometimes. You don’t really have time to really do what you need to do.”
“I don’t even think I prefer long days or long nights. I think that a lot of this stuff that they’re doing right now is just taking our attention off of more serious matters at hand that we have got to deal with. Look, in my personal opinion, it’s been a personal thing.”
“I prefer longer days, but I don’t suit the routines. I do a routine for a while, but I like to switch it up. So, they can keep doing what they’re doing, but really, I can adapt to whatever they want to do. For longer days, I’ll take it, but if I have to choose one or the other, I’ll take longer days.”
“I am of the mindset that longer days would be more productive. There are only so many hours in a day, and if I had my choice, the sun is what feeds us, so I’ll take more sunlight.”
