#fallback

🕰️✨ Just in time for the Fall Back: "100 Fascinating Facts About Daylight Saving Time in the United States"! 🌞🌙

As we set our clocks back an hour tonight, let's dive into the fascinating world of Daylight Saving Time in the US. It's a tradition that's been turning heads for over a century, and I've got 100 intriguing facts to share with you!

From Benjamin Franklin's genius idea to the ongoing debates about its energy-saving benefits, this article is your ultimate guide to all things DST. 🌎⏰

Whether you're a DST supporter, a critic, or just someone curious about why we're doing this time dance, you'll find something to ponder in this comprehensive piece. 🤔

And let's not forget, if you're from Arizona or Hawaii, you get to skip this clock change drama altogether! Lucky you! 😄🌵🏝️

Dear MacGuffin Monitor,

The Magnetically Confined Gravitational Fuzzball Network, or MacGuffin, was a hybrid of Cybertronian and Earth technology. An artificially produced micro-singularity, the MacGuffin would have revolutionized energy generation, particle research, and—unfortunately—weapons technology.

It was that last use case which attracted the attention of Silas and MECH, who stole it from the facility it was stored in. Agent Fowler requested the aid of the Autobots in getting it back. The mission was especially taxing for Ratchet, as he had originally helped develop the MacGuffin alongside Huffer and Fallback, who had both perished not long after—he was plagued throughout with flashbacks to their time together, usually at the worst possible moments. He almost broke down completely when a stray blast of gunfire sent the MacGuffin into meltdown, forcing him into a dilemma: destroy the MacGuffin and lose the last remnants of his friends, or let it unravel into a miniature black hole.

He only recovered with the aid of Jack, Miko, and Raf, who reminded him (over the radio, from the Autobot base, I hasten to add; the children had fortunately not stowed away on this mission) that even if Ratchet's friends were gone, his memories of them kept their sparks alive.