Drabble by Kevin Fagan for December 14, 2021

Bet you couldn’t set the VCR time either

All my clocks are permanently set on D. S. T.

Can’t go wrong with GMT (aka UTC).

When the only U.S. made cars were on our roads, the clocks on new cars always quit working after 6 months.

My tablet is an hour off. It will go back to being correct in March – or whenever DST kicks in again.

I can’t set my car clock back.

I have to set it forward 11 hours.

Time travel.

My car clock isn’t too complicated. Lucky most of my clocks now are Atomic (they set themselves by a signal from the Atomic clock & I forget where that is located. A lot of my others just set themselves- not sure how & I don’t care.

“And the bill comes out to…”

Keep mine the same. Takes me a coupla weeks when the fall time changes to get used to not adding an hour. I think I’ll try to learn to set it ahead in the spring time change.

When the time would change, a coworker would come up to me and ask me to set his watch. He was an engineer!!! I was a tech.

You pay $35 grand for a car and not only does the clock fail to reset with DST, it keeps time worse than a Happy Meal watch.

Do they charge him a minimum one-hour service fee?

I never need to know the time when I’m driving. Oddly enough, the clock that synchronizes the GPS adjusts automatically, but the display clock doesn’t.

I can’t say anything, I had to do this to get presets changed on my radio.

Yes, you need a computer and have engineer degree to work on todays cars.

I haven’t reset my clock since I changed the battery nearly two years ago. It’s 3h 17m fast. Strangely, I enjoy doing the math.

Just wait till you try to check your transmission fluid, you have to put it on a lift

How we did it at the office: https://i.postimg.cc/jjSVGcw3/clock-daylight-savings-time.jpg

Use GMT, that is what ships and planes use.

Arizona doesn’t have daylight savings time.