Set the alarm for 2:33 p.m.

 

Note: leave this tab open — the alarm only rings while the tab stays open.

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Web alarm clock for 2:33 p.m.

You have just woken at 2:33 pm, and your tollway shift has not started yet. Set this alarm to give yourself a clear cue to get up, dress, check your ID, and prepare for the handover. With your duty beginning around 3:00 pm, keep the remaining time for the essentials rather than drifting back under the blanket.

Your tollway handover depends on hearing the alert before you leave, so keep this page active and your phone awake until 2:33 pm. If the phone goes to sleep or you close the page, the alarm may not sound, leaving your shift change without the reminder you expected. Raise the volume to a level you can hear from where you are getting ready, and avoid relying on silent mode.

Before taking over a midday shift in the Philippine heat, have some water and choose a light merienda if you woke up hungry, such as fruit, bread, or a small rice snack. Save a heavy meal for later if it would slow down your preparation or make the trip to the tollway uncomfortable. Keep your drink within reach while dressing so you can leave without rushing at 3:00 pm.