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Now that's alarming.

It's one more thing.

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One more thing.

You know, I know we're about to talk about alarm clocks, but the old, it's a sign-filled joke.

The number one mistake you make with the alarm clock is you get the AM-PM thing wrong, right? You're sleeping, you realize you said it the other day, yeah. You set it for 6.30 p.m. instead of a.m. Surely AI can get involved in that at some point and say, are you sure you want to get up at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow? You've never gotten up at 6.30 p.m. before. So it seems unlikely. That would be, you've never slept the entire day.

I think you probably mean 6.30 a.m.

Surely AI can take care of that in the future.

Why can't it now on my iPhone?

Why doesn't it now on my iPhone say,

you're taking a nap for 14 hours?

Are you really intending to sleep from 3 p.m. to, you know, 4.15 tomorrow morning? Really?

Yeah. Yeah, that's an excellent point. Although sometimes you'll set an alarm for, I will, I will actually, if I'm playing golf the next morning and I've had a good practice session and all

and I want to remember one particular thing or technique or something, I'll sometimes schedule it

10 minutes before I'm going to get to the golf court, golf course, an alarm that says, you know,

whatever, you know, good tempo, whatever. So anyway, maybe someday they will have that breakthrough,

but as I was bitching about during the show they can't even get like periods and

commas right or spelling or it's deaf Siri is deaf Siri needs a hearing test

well and my complaint always is because I watch it all voice texted it text it. It gets it right the first time,

then changes it into chibberish. That's what confuses me the most. You heard it correctly,

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