The DUMB "Smart Clock"

This Emerson Alarm Clock Radio will never let you wake up late again. The dual-alarm AM/FM clock radio with SmartSet automatic time setting system is the intelligent alarm clock radio from Emerson! This AM/FM clock radio automatically corrects the year, month, date, day and time as soon as the power supply is restored, so there's no need to reset after an electricity interruption. Features AM/FM radio, slide-rule tuning dial, rotary tuning and volume controls, one-touch radio on/off switch. large, easy-to-read red LED clock display, adjusts from Standard Time to Daylight Saving Time automatically.

Does anyone else own one of these???? You'd think it would be terrific - ~~right~~ WRONG!!
Now they have changed daylight savings the "~~smart~~ clock" does it on the wrong weekend!!! If you are too ~~dumb~~ preoccupied to remember to set it ahead so it can change back to the correct time it can be a problem! Especially when you work Sunday & have to be up! Luckily my dog knows how to tell time better than my "~~smart~~ clock"

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