Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for March 14, 2016

The dividing line between eastern and central is less than50 miles (80km) east of Chicago. We should move it westso that Chicagoland (NE Illinois) is in the eastern time zone.

There is a “B” in this usage of the sound “PLUMB”. As in “Plumbing the depths”

Oops….

That’s plumb crazy, Bob ☺ You could string us along for a while to keep us vertical…

Phoning people/places that are near the divide is always an adventure. The first thing I usually have to ask is “What time is it there?”

Only the coffee maker clock is manually set correctly. Atomic clocks, cell phones, GPS, and computers are automatically set. Everything else is set to the time you bought it.

Baslim, are you the same person who posts on “Ship of Fools”?

Both of the ladies are correct…

This is what I do with the car clock. We spend more of the year in DST than standard time.

Happy Pi Day!!! (have to admit I was kind of surprised you all didn’t do a bit with that!)

Since I am retired, I leave my clocks on DST all year around. No more jet lag twice a year.

We’d have a lot less confusion and trouble if we got rid of DST. And Ed is the highest paid engineer in the office because Rita is always impressed by people doing things wrong.

Well, Scott, I see you’ve set your clock forward again for DST just as you should. ;)

Had a dental appointment in AZ and drove from California. Time difference got us to be an hour late. Oops!

On my non-essential clocks, they stay on Daylight Savings time since we spend more of the year in that configuration. My phone and alarm clock update automatically.