Just decide where the clocks should always be set at and leave them alone.
I am also not happy with the calendar system. Too confusing. 31 days in July, 30 days in September, 28 days in February - but wait, every fourth year, add a day to February.
What the hell is that crap?
Here's my solution to the problem...
Have 13 months a year exactly four weeks long. That is, have 28 days per month with each month starting on a Sunday.
That neatly accounts for 364 days per year.
At the end of each year, use the extra day as a holiday. It can be called "New Year's Day" and nobody has to work. Imagine that! One day out of the year for a national party.
Every four years, New Year's Day can be two days long and we'll get all the drunker.
There you go. Calendar simplified. Just-like-that.
So when do you start this new calendar? What do you call this new month? When in the calendar year would a new month be inserted.
I say we just go by numbered days and forget months and day titles.
Why have an extra day? Just say a year has 364 days in it and that’s that. Except for people like astronomers who would notice or care that a day is gone?