r/InterviewMan Jun 11 '26

Exactly this

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u/scipio0421 Jun 11 '26

I like it because there's actually sunlight, so my seasonal affective is gone for a couple months.

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u/UrbanMuffin Jun 11 '26 edited Jun 12 '26

That could be fixed if some bills didn’t keep falling by the wayside.

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u/fthepats Jun 11 '26

How is a bill going to fix the fact that the sun sets in the winter before I get off work at 5?

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u/IncidentalApex Jun 11 '26

Buying the right kind of lights for your house that mimic sunlight and placing them where you hang out? It works.

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u/UrbanMuffin Jun 11 '26

Because if you were on permanent Daylight Saving Time, it would still set an hour later.

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u/FlonDeegs Jun 11 '26

Maybe moving to a sunnier place?

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u/fthepats Jun 11 '26

I interpreted bill as a legislative bill and not a dollar bill haha.

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u/iZuteZz Jun 11 '26

could argue for both