>>That reminds me - some of us are going on Daylight Savings Time this weekend. :)
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>I may have definite proof that daylight savings is fraud. But then someone somewhere just may come up with some paperwork showing the interest he accrued, and I wouldn't be able to see his extra daylight - and yet his evidence may be vetted by some court somewhere. Since I don't want to waste lifetime's savings on a kangaroo court, let's settle for "I have some serious belief that daylight savings is a scam, and that nobody ever saved a minute of daytime - nor got any extra daytime as interest on this savings" (note that I took care to write "savings" as if it was singular, because that's the politically rectified form of it).

PLEASE be quiet IAC. Otherwise taxes will be put in place to get a fair share of the savings, even if they are fraudulent - similar rulings exist