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No. The best you get is people having a vague notion of GMT.
by peterfirefly 1y ago
No. The best you get is people having a vague notion of GMT.
- Retr0id 1y agoFrom the layperson perspective, I'd say GMT is basically the same thing
- arrowsmith 1y agoAnd British people reliably say "GMT" to mean "the current time in the UK", even when those aren't the same thing. (The UK is on BST for half the year, including right now.) Which of course is the same mistake as the PDT/PST thing that sparked this whole thread.