Hank: the US may actually stop changing its clocks after the Senate's unanimous vote (2022)
prediction · status: unresolved · last event: predicted (2022-03-18) · owner: Hank
In March 2022, after the United States Senate voted unanimously to stop changing the clocks, Hank said the change might very well actually happen, though the bill was not yet law.
About: daylight saving time, United States Senate
| date | event | what | video |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022-03-18 | predicted | Hank says the Senate vote is not the full process of a bill becoming law, but its unanimity suggests the change might very well actually happen. (hedged) | How to Fix Daylight Saving Time 00:00:25 |
What is said about it
6 statements, by date (the events above are the turns of the thread; these are the details).
- 2022-03-18 · How to Fix Daylight Saving Time — Hank was frustrated this week (week of 14 March 2022) by the clock change: putting his son to bed an hour before the boy thought it was bedtime, and hearing he wasn't sleepy. — 00:00:00
- 2022-03-18 · How to Fix Daylight Saving Time — Hank says 100% of the US Senate, Democrat and Republican, agreed to stop changing the clocks. — 00:00:25
- 2022-03-18 · How to Fix Daylight Saving Time — Hank says the clocks could stay on standard or on daylight time; Congress wants daylight time and many people want standard time. — 00:01:22
- 2022-03-18 · How to Fix Daylight Saving Time — Hank clarifies that the Senate's change keeps daylight saving time all year, meaning later sunrises and later sunsets. — 00:01:51
- 2022-03-18 · How to Fix Daylight Saving Time — Hank says whether permanent daylight time or none is better is unclear and complex, so he has decided not to care at all which way it goes. (playful) — 00:02:49
- 2022-03-18 · How to Fix Daylight Saving Time — ask: Hank calls for an end to the war on the clocks: just do whatever lawmakers will agree on. (playful) — 00:03:19