It’s time to “Fall Back.” In the early hours of Sunday, November 5, 2022, Daylight Saving Time will end. Here are 6 things that this time change means (or doesn’t):
1. If you have any clocks that need to be set manually – your microwave oven or your car’s dash clock or your 18th century Austrian cuckoo clock – turn them back one hour.
2. You can do this before you go to bed on Saturday night, or wait until 2 a.m. Sunday and turn it back to 1 a.m. — or you can wait six months for it to be correct again.
The reality after #DaylightSavingTime pic.twitter.com/V4x36VdxCj
— Katya (@LondonLova) October 28, 2018
3. Does this mean your pets will be mad because they don’t know that dinner time changed? Yeah probably.
4. Does this mean you get paid for an extra hour if you’re working during the time change? Hmm, I don’t know.
5. Does this mean you’re going to be sleepy at work on Monday? Not if you don’t work on Monday.
6. Does it mean it’s time for daylight saving memes? YES!! Post your own in the social media comments!!
Only one of the many many reasons to dislike #DaylightSavingTime pic.twitter.com/UziPxteNP6
— Annie West (@anniewestdotcom) October 29, 2023
when someone tells you to stop mentioning how dark it is at 5pm #Memes #arthur #DaylightSavings #DaylightSavingTime pic.twitter.com/EloRzOISt2
— GiraffeSol NFT | Mint Closed (@GiraffeSolNFT) November 9, 2021
Working hard at stonehenge setting the stones back 1 hour for DST.
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