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Topic	12hr clocks > 24hr clocks
RetuenOfDevsman 02/25/24 9:37:59 AM #63:	thisworld posted... "Meet me at 8" 8AM? 8PM? Which one? Well, are you meeting for a concert or a day trip? Meeting for the gym. Is it a work day or the weekend? I go to the gym with the bros same times every day. umm just use 24hr clocks;) Thing is, this conversation doesn't happen. If you're dealing with someone who legit can't figure out whether to show up when the sun is up or down, that conversation is worst case going to go "Let's meet at 8." "AM or PM?" "AM." "Ok." And if they really do struggle with time that much, using 24 hours time will not spare you this. The conversation just looks like this instead: "Let's meet at 20." "What time is that?" "8 PM." "Ok." <cite>RetuenOfDevsman posted [p:979032792] in 12hr clock... [t:80703757]...</cite> <quote>thisworld posted... </cite><quote>"Meet me at 8" 8AM? 8PM? Which one?Well, are you meeting for a concert or a day trip?Meeting for the gym.Is it a work day or the weekend?I go to the gym with the bros same times every day.umm just use 24hr clocks;)</quote>Thing is, this conversation doesn't happen. If you're dealing with someone who legit can't figure out whether to show up when the sun is up or down, that conversation is worst case going to go"Let's meet at 8.""AM or PM?""AM.""Ok."And if they really do struggle with time that much, using 24 hours time will not spare you this. The conversation just looks like this instead:"Let's meet at 20.""What time is that?""8 PM.""Ok."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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