25 Hilariously Relatable Tweets About the Time Change

My favorite useless fact is that the guy who proposed modern Daylight Savings Time was an entomologist from New Zealand who wanted the extra daylight to catch bugs. That’s all.

— Ashley the Ologist 🦉 (@TheAngryOlogist) November 3, 2022

reasons to abolish Daylight Savings:

– confusing
– widely disliked
– serves no benefit to farmers
– we live in an age where we can have light anytime we want without having to ask Papa if he can spare some of his precious stores of whale oil

— Janel Comeau 🍁 (@VeryBadLlama) November 3, 2024

I've reached that fun age where daylight savings basically renders me incapacitated.

— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) March 12, 2017

Y’all make fun of dads for keeping instruction booklets but guess who is about to flawlessly set the clock back one hour on an 18 year old microwave?

— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) October 31, 2020

I love when Daylight Savings ends. There’s nothing quite like watching a beautiful sunset during my lunch break 🥰

— jordan (@jordan_stratton) November 7, 2022

Does my baby do daylight savings automatically? Or do I need to download some kind of update for the extra hour of sleep?

— Zack Ferguson (@zackferguson) October 29, 2022

I convinced my kids that Daylight Savings means we go to bed early so we can save some daylight for the rest of the world. Sharing is caring y’all.

— Maryfairyboberry🧚🏻‍♀️ (@maryfairybobrry) November 3, 2019

hello darkness my old friend
why are you here its 4pm

— jonny sun (@jonnysun) November 7, 2021

Daylight Savings Time is a great reminder that the world is divided into two groups: people who can enjoy an extra hour of sleep, and people who have children or dogs.

— Liddle’ Savage (@littledeekay) November 4, 2018

Happy “my car clock is right again” day to all who celebrate

— mary FLORIDA!!! 🍉😻🏳️‍🌈🧶nekopog.bsky.social (@nekopog) March 13, 2022

So nice to have an extra quiet hour this morning while my family slept in so I could sip coffee and eat 47 pieces of Halloween candy.

— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) November 2, 2025

I like how the sun sets at 11 AM now.

— The Real Rodney Lacroix (@RealRodLacroix) November 7, 2021

why does daylight always need saving? girl get help

— Alison (@therealalisonw) November 4, 2021

Dogs keep walking into the kitchen and looking at their bowl like they don’t even know there was a time change.

— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) November 2, 2025

dogs really get hit by daylight savings the hardest. like chill babe, it’s 4pm ur not getting dinner

— bwett (@Lapdogofficial) November 8, 2021

6:00 PM in the summer: The night is young! Let's stay outside for hours!

6:00 PM in the fall: Well it's dark, so I guess I'll just get ready for bed now.

— Abby Heugel (@AbbyHasIssues) November 12, 2018

62% of the day after daylight savings is looking at clocks, asking what time it should really be

— eLeni (@eleniZarro) November 7, 2021

guy told me he just ignores daylight savings time. keeps his whole family and small farm on normal time. never changes. said “its only four months, who cares”. inspirational levels of obstinate

— owen cyclops (@owenbroadcast) September 29, 2024

Daylight saving time ends tomorrow. Arizona, you know what to do:

✨Nothing✨

— Kyrsten Sinema (@kyrstensinema) November 6, 2021

Shoutout to everyone driving tonight with an astigmatism. This time change hits hard.

— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) November 4, 2024

hello darkness my old friend
is it 5 or 10 pm

— That Mom Tho (@mom_tho) November 18, 2021

Daylight saving time is like “What if night began at lunch?”

— Rakesh Satyal (@rakeshsatyal) November 3, 2019

I will be saying, “It’s 930 but it would’ve been 1030” to myself for the next 3 months.

— Jared Freid (@jtrain56) November 6, 2022

Can't wait for 7 minutes of daylight tomorrow

— Dadman Walking (@dadmann_walking) November 2, 2025