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[SilleeMee]

My friend doesn't even have a clock in her house. She uses her phone for everything.

[Sweetbay magnolia]

I set mine to be as "on time" as possible, though I do have a couple that run a tad slow, so I'll adjust them a few minutes ahead if I have to reset them for some reason.

I generally try to be on the early side of appointments, if I can be.

I have a couple of balky battery operated wall clocks that run perfectly in the winter but constantly stop in the summer.  I think it has to do with how the earth tilts on it's axis.

[jackthebear]

all our clocks are electronic

they are cable box, iphone, watch

can't set ahead

[AmericanBulldogMom]

I set to exact time. It’s really not helpful to know a clock is set so many minutes ahead of time bc you know you still have that extra time. Makes no sense. LOL!

[staciesmom]

Exact time.

[froggy]

I set my clocks to the right time. I want to know what time it is! And I'm never late. If I set my clocks ahead I would know it in my head and it would have the effect of making me take the time to figure out the real time.

[kitcat51]

On the dot.

[VaBelle35]

I cannot play the clock game.

Mine are set by the time on my cell phone and every clock in the house is set to the same time.

I had a clock in my bedroom that started to run slow and I had to get rid of it because I was constantly resetting it.

[Montana]

Everything on the exact time. And I am always on time. I get myself going early. I never thought about having the wrong time on my clocks.

[pattypeep]

@Desert Lily  I set my clocks to the minute. I am fanatical about being on time for stuff. Usually get places 10 minutes early. My dad was in the service and his motto was if you're on time, you're late. LOL