legalskier
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"Closing time/
You don't have to go home but you can't stay here"
Assuming the 4 o'clock closing time for unlighted areas is calculated to the "shortest" day of the year (December 21) which happens in the beginning of the season, why don't areas push it back to accommodate the "longer" days afterwards, say by half an hour or even an hour? Packing up the car when it's still bright seems like a waste. Unless it's calculated to something else? Do any areas adjust their closing time to take advantage of the sunlight?
You don't have to go home but you can't stay here"
Assuming the 4 o'clock closing time for unlighted areas is calculated to the "shortest" day of the year (December 21) which happens in the beginning of the season, why don't areas push it back to accommodate the "longer" days afterwards, say by half an hour or even an hour? Packing up the car when it's still bright seems like a waste. Unless it's calculated to something else? Do any areas adjust their closing time to take advantage of the sunlight?