When trying to explain time change (daylight savings time) to children?

I don't have children, but I do enjoy acting like a creepy hobo.

I'd go with the guy who elected a bunch of creepy hobos who control the very fabric of space and time

I say, way back when in the times of my grandparents they were trying to control the amount of fuel being used for lighting so that more of it could go to the war effort instead.

Therefore, we still comply, though don't ask me why!

They should change it during the week day, and we could all go home one hour early instead of losing an hour on Sunday hmm?

Just tell your children that someday you'll move to the magical state of Arizona. We don't change clocks here at no time for nobody!

Just put up blackout blinds and don't tell them. Kids ask you if it's nearly Christmas in August, as if an hour matters.

My little boy (talking about the puppy) said "In a few years, when Jessie has her first birthday..." lol bless his heart!!

Just tell 'em the sun is running an hour late. It happens. Traffic, etc.

I'm gonna go with the Hobo thing.

I come across as stupid and children usually hustle me for my money. I'm gullible that way.

I don't tell my kids. So when my 23 yr old daughter is late for work, I just berate her and pretend like its her fault.

I explain to them that time chages and one day my son asked me mommy why is it dark when i get up i said because its time change son it means that the sun does not come up as early he said ok and went and played idk if that will help but ok.