How to skew a Mac's clock 10 minutes while still keeping it “synchronized”?

My wife is always running late. How can I skew her Mac's clock 10 minutes while still keeping it "synchronized"?

I looked at the fudge setting of /etc/ntp.conf but it's only for a Reference Clock and I'm not even sure it's still available in OS X 10.7.

Any ideas for how to achieve this?

Dennis
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asked Dec 26 '11 at 4:29

	I wonder if there's some way to 'emulate' a NTP server thats slow... Then just set your wife's computer to use that. – Journeyman Geek Dec 26 '11 at 6:13
	Better off teaching her consequences. (In a nonmean way. Every action has a reaction) – kobaltz Dec 26 '11 at 9:49
	@kobaltz :) Yea, i'm also trying the (dis)incentive route to help her learn how to prepare ahead of time (and get accustom to being prepared) instead of always rushing to get out the door but i was also wanting to give her some extra help by setting the clocks that she uses ahead. – nicerobot Dec 26 '11 at 16:59

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