Good morning, everyone. Welcome back to wake up
to that. Shannon and Aaron Baker, Machado time.
Now, for good to know your daily dose of news that impacts your day to day.
Now, Shannon,
some of you, of course, at home are feeling a little tired today like me and you today.
And it's most likely because of that hour of sleep that
we all lost over the weekend due to daylight savings,
which started yesterday.
It's saving, by the way. No s at the end of it.
According to a new study from Apple and the Bingham Women's hospital,
31% of people are actually getting the recommended
seven hours minimum of sleep that they need.
That study. Reviewed.
42,000 people enrolling in the Apple, watch sleep tracking study.
So what's the fix for this?
They say, well, for starters,
sleep experts recommend getting into a consistent sleep
routine to help fix your internal clock.
Then there's easier things out there like getting rid of caffeine,
large meals and screens.
The age old question remains, Shannon,
should we just do away with daylight saving time?
What your last guest just said? Absolutely. Had an expert on and she will be back.
Shelby was gonna give us more insight on how we can get back on that routine.
Coming up in our next half an hour.
But I think we should, let's get rid of it is well, back and forth. I forget.
And for our viewers at home who want
clarification because of what's happening in Washington.
It did a bill did pass the Senate, the Senate, the, which is you
where a lot of bills go to die.
But it was never brought up in the Democratic controlled house at the time,
which means we have to do this all over again, which means it has to pass the Senate,
the House and then signed by Joe Biden all over again.
So we're basically back at square one when it comes to this.
There have been so many of these bills and they never get anywhere
but they started daylight saving time back when the farmers were trying to.
Right. Right. So we've been doing this for the farmers, not many farmers left
for me. It was really sort of like the trifecta.
It was like the weekend, the Oscars and daylight saving time.
So it's like me like, I feel like I'm literally like at a club in Vegas right now,
like I have no idea what time it is right now.
Don't worry about it.
You may be able to tweet about your busy,
busy weekend new app that and I say this because
you gotta look out Twitter meta is coming for you.
They're building a new social media app.
And according to reports,
the company is building a stand alone DC centralized social network.
Now,
the new platform would provide users with a place to share text
based updates as Instagram does sort of like with the photos,
right?
Okay. So what does decentralized mean?
Exactly that means that users could create different servers and communities each
with their own rules rather than one centralized platform controlled by meta.
Now, a spokesperson for the company and the new space says quote
Where it will be where creators and public
figures can share timely updates about their interest.
Does that sound familiar?
But it does sound like I don't know,
Twitter or users were reportedly access the
new app through their instagram accounts and there's
no word yet on when the app would launch or what it will be called.
But maybe it would be like Twitter 2.0 or insta tweet look.
And it's so funny because it's like Twitter now wants to be like a wee
chat or a one of those chat services where you can basically pay for things,
do your social media posts,
everything wants to sort of be an all in one sort of social media platform right now.
So I gotta Insta chat.
Yeah, an instant chat even easier for you to make something like that.