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...who has to wake up at 6:00 a.m. Oh they have my deepest sympathy on this one: (from cyclingnews.com):
"One thing that pleased none of the riders was the early start on Sunday. To make matters worse, daylight savings time started in Europe that morning, so that the riders had to get up even earlier. "The day started very early," Kohl said. Scholz noted the second stage was due to start at 8:40, "which because of the change to daylight savings time will feel like 7:40." It was especially difficult for his teammate Rene Haselbacher: "We had to get up at 6 a.m., that didn't please me at all!"
I would slam my dong in a car door with glee if my job was to get up at 6:00am every day and race a bike. I'm gonna ask Scholz to trade careers with me since getting up at 6:00 am everyday is just part of being a cog.
"One thing that pleased none of the riders was the early start on Sunday. To make matters worse, daylight savings time started in Europe that morning, so that the riders had to get up even earlier. "The day started very early," Kohl said. Scholz noted the second stage was due to start at 8:40, "which because of the change to daylight savings time will feel like 7:40." It was especially difficult for his teammate Rene Haselbacher: "We had to get up at 6 a.m., that didn't please me at all!"
I would slam my dong in a car door with glee if my job was to get up at 6:00am every day and race a bike. I'm gonna ask Scholz to trade careers with me since getting up at 6:00 am everyday is just part of being a cog.