In an effort to save money, the state is changing the way that they light the buildings. The overhead lights that are the closest to the windows will shut off when it is sunny outside. The idea is that when it is sunny outside, the lights aren’t needed. So, the state hired a contractor to rewire the lighting system and install sun senors.

Now, when the sun comes out and shines into the office, the sun sensors kick in and shut off the lights next to the windows. Of course, when the sun shines, it is too hot and people have trouble seeing their PC screens. So, they shut the blinds. This, in turn, causes the sun sensors to turn the lights back on.

Well, at least the contractor made some money on the deal.