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Re: Day Light Saving Time
Hello Luckiest,
For us more daylight means or individuals on the golf course and in turn a sooner start to the golf season. Increased Sales tend to begin sooner and this is a plus for the golf industry. We tend to usually gear up for "The Monday After The Masters" April 14, 2008, which too many in the golf industry is the unofficial start to the golf season but with day light savings happening earlier each calendar year this may need adjusting.
More Sun More Money,
Y Golf-
Re: Day Light Saving Time
Y Golf, Never thought about the golf season starting earlier.
Good luck and Thanks for your answer.
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Re: Day Light Saving Time
I'm not anticipating any cash flow impact or cost savings from the earlier change to DST. This is also the start of Spring Break for schools here, so the fact that the two coincided probably reduced the effect on some people and exacerbated the effect on others. -
Re: Day Light Saving Time
Because of the industry I am in, I really don't see much of an impact.
As for the drive, it rained here in Dallas, traffic always sucks when it rains, looks like it is going to rain, or thinks about looking like it is going to rain. Just the mention of ice or snow can cause traffic to come to a grinding halt. -
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As a sign and custom printed apparel business I don't think it will have any impact one way or another. I never even thought of it till you brought it up. -
Re: Day Light Saving Time
Went to the Doctors office, early this evening. (ear infection)
I was his last patient. Doctor said it was a rough day and he was dragging.
Blamed it on the first work day of Day light saving time.
Hope he and i are better tomorrow, LUCKIEST
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