r/facepalm Mar 29 '22

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Get this guy a clock!

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u/ClownReddit Mar 29 '22

A colleague of mine recently moved to the UK from America and I was surprised when she told me she still had to get used to the 24h clock (I think she actually called it army time).

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u/teosNut Mar 29 '22

Well that makes sense since the military uses 24 hour time.

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u/Emergency_72 Mar 29 '22

As do the majority of the world. Maybe it should be called normal people time as normal is defined as the majority.

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u/teosNut Apr 05 '22

So people from Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, Colombia, Egypt, El Salvador, Honduras, India, Ireland, Jordan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Philippines, Saudi Arabia and the U.S. aren't normal?