So that's not an easy trade off. The alternative that has been suggested is let each state make that decision. And I guess it's been pointed out that Senator Scott's bill does a version of that by picking daylight savings times, but then letting states opt out. Let me ask, as a practical matter, does that work functionally? How confusing is that, having everyone pick different times? How does that work for commerce, for life, for knowing what the hell time it is? (04:47–04:54)
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Asserts that Senator Scott's bill proposes daylight saving time with an opt-out option for states.
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