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He dodged a bullet there. Morning people are just not right.
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How about when some guy who was in the army 30 years ago continues to say things like "sixteen hundred hours" instead of just saying 4 o'clock.
I get it. Somewhere, sometime in the past, some dumbass missed his directions by an entire 12 hours due to being an idiot. In the real world, when you work in an office from 8 to 5, there should never be any confusion of which 4 o'clock we are talking about. If EVER we are scheduling something at 4am, it will be well known. If ever I say "we'll meet in the board room at 4" and somebody shows up at 4am, they are retarded.
Notice how I referred to working in an office from 8 to 5, but did not specify am or pm? If you got confused, you are retarded.
We actually had this issue. Two peeps were trying to meet for the gym. Dude said ok 5 o clock she goes see ya then.
She's there at 0500 and he's there at 1700.
He dodged a bullet there. Morning people are just not right.
I worked with a gal who did fitness competitions (Physique). Trained 2 times daily. 2nd workout was after late shift, b4 bed, usually hitting the 24hr gym at about 4-5 a.m. People she hung out with who also competed did similar.
P.S.
As stated numerous times, NOT using the NATO phonetic alphabet, is just retarded. It's not just military, and if everyone learned it, it would eliminate the "N as in, uh... uh..." BS.
I tend to go slow when using it though, as there's a distinct difference between ex-Mil folks, vs regular Joes. Ex-mil take pride in being able to rattle off the NATO phonetic alphabet as fast as they can say it (and are used to translating it when heard at those speeds).
Regular Joes, even folks who know the NATO alphabet aren't used to hearing it rattled off at 250mph.