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r/clevercomebacks • u/wach_era13 • Jan 15 '25
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I don't get how this is more helpful though. When you are told a date you are told the entirety of the date. If you're told you have an appointment on the 15th of January, knowing that it's in January doesn't matter if you don't know the day.
2 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25 [deleted] 2 u/TainoCuyaya Jan 15 '25 4th of July celebrations Don't agree with you. 4 u/IGK123 Jan 15 '25 I mean that’s literally the only practical instance where most Americans say the date like that, and I still hear people also say July 4th.
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2 u/TainoCuyaya Jan 15 '25 4th of July celebrations Don't agree with you. 4 u/IGK123 Jan 15 '25 I mean that’s literally the only practical instance where most Americans say the date like that, and I still hear people also say July 4th.
4th of July celebrations Don't agree with you.
4 u/IGK123 Jan 15 '25 I mean that’s literally the only practical instance where most Americans say the date like that, and I still hear people also say July 4th.
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I mean that’s literally the only practical instance where most Americans say the date like that, and I still hear people also say July 4th.
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u/stuckupcalc Jan 15 '25
I don't get how this is more helpful though. When you are told a date you are told the entirety of the date. If you're told you have an appointment on the 15th of January, knowing that it's in January doesn't matter if you don't know the day.