I need some investment advice. Is it worth having Daylight Savings if the interest rate is so low? I mean it doesn't

[Wonder Why]

even last a year before you lose it all.

[mercuryblues]

1. Since they took away the pennies

We're not allowed to have any thoughts.

[Wonder Why]

4. Not true. With inflation, it's a nickel for your thoughts. In fact, I heard that the BMT Will now cost a dime. Poor Old

Charlie.

[mercuryblues]

5. As my Mom used to tell me

"If I had a nickel, I'll tell you what I'd do. Buy a piece of bubblegum and stick it all over you."

[Easterncedar]

2. I woke this morning to the perfect solution

Instead of turning the clocks forward an hour, we turn them back 23 hours and get almost a whole extra Saturday. In the fall, will turn them back 25 hours. Two 3-day weekends! Who's with me?

[Wonder Why]

3. That's brilliant! I wonder if I could do that tomorrow or if I have to wait until next year. Do me a favor and write to

a few weeks early so I remember to put it on my calendar?

[Iggo]

7. I'm in.

[Iggo]

6. I haven't checked the Dow, so I can't answer.

[LogDog75]

8. Try putting your Daylight Saving in the bank

and then watch the interest grow.

[KS Toronado]

9. The late Johnny Carson would have known the answer to this question

[Rhiannon12866]

10. Didn't the Senate vote unanimously to do away with the time change a couple of years ago?

And the sponsors of that bill stuck in my mind, the odd combination of Senators Whitehouse and Rubio. But it never went to the House, I have no idea why. I told others about it at the time, but nothing ever came of it...

[ProfessorGAC]

11. It Did Go Away

Back when I was in college, they did away with standard time.
For reasons I don't understand, people hated it.
So, they overwrote the law to back to the time change twice a year.
Probably why a new proposal won't gain much traction.