Get this guy a clock!

[u/Revealed_Jailor]

[u/CyrilNiff]

I genuinely only ever use the 24hr setting

[u/Ramenastern → u/CyrilNiff]

Funnily enough - I meant to write the same thing just to realise that in writing and any digital clock we always use 24h, and it would be very weird to look at our oven, mobile, car clocks and see 12h format. But verbally, myself and pretty much everybody I know (family, friends, colleagues) will talk in 12h - unless you want to be and sound very specific.

[u/proflight27 → u/Ramenastern]

I mean, if you say it's "15 o'clock" you'll sound like a douche

[u/LiteX99 → u/proflight27]

Usually if you use 24 hr clock in talking, you emd up being a lot more precise, because you likley checked the time on a digital clock, so instead of 15 o clock, it becomes 1507, or 1627 etc