Yeah, if someone wants to lear at me, while I'm in a public restroom, through a small gap then they better be prepared to defend themselves.

Its almost like the city was designed for humans

American here. I use 24 hour format at work.

Anybody else instantly bothered by the "11:36 pm" comment? Sure, they're hopefully joking, but no. That's so not the correct time

Hospitals in the USA use this time format and anyone working in one uses it too.

We Americans have no trouble interpreting it. We’ll look right at this clock and promptly conclude “Hey, that clock is broken!”

Any American that has served in the military knows exactly how to comprehend this. Personally, I prefer the 24 hour method. Never any misunderstandings about am vs pm!

Many americans use 24 hour. time. I have for 25+ years.

And the rest of the world does not give a toss about how Americans state the time . Nor rthe date for that matter.

I'm still trying to figure out why pixelshere thought it was 11:36.

Use military all the time in the medical field. 3:44pm. Big deal.

The 24-hr format just makes so much more sense!

umm american here, it is 3:44pm thanks

3:44 pm. How hard is it to do basic subtraction?

OH LOOK MILITARY TIME ;d

I have friends/ family across 7 time zones so 24-hour clock is better for me to keep track of when it is ok to call.

america invented 24 hour military time -_-

Me who works with computer software & programming: yeah, that's 3:44pm.

It’s 3:44pm, jeez, and I’m American. Not even an issue!

I use it always it’s easier and cooler

This isn't that hard to deal with guys.

My brother insists on having clocks set for 24 hours. My dyslexia doesn't like that format. I need 12 hour.

British customs 🤣🤣

All American military use 24 hour time and civilian companies that with with military and families of military and communities where military bases are located....

3:44 pm

Its quarter to 4, pm, according to the clock. Australian

In America 24 - hours are for the military

United States lady here, my very first car at 17 yrs old was a Volkswagen, it had 24 hour time. I still use the 24 hour format wherever I can because I work shift work and it just makes life easier.

It's military time too... 3:44 PM (yes, I'm American)

The AM/PM system confuses the living heck out of me, especially, when I'm just waking-up.

Military time my dad taught me this as a kid

24 hour format is better imo

I don't care about European customs.

3:44

ditto, this is just 3:44

We used to get a full cooked breakfast on British Airways domestic flights, even on flights on a tiny turboprop that were an hour long. Was soooo much better than the 4 hour drive.

Meh, this one's weak. I learned both the moronic imperial system AND the metric system in my 1990-2000s US education.

Europeans understand tipping. It is used to express gratitude for excellent service. What they can't understand is how employees are not paid a fair wage that is not dependant on the number of customers or their generosity.

Lol, to be fair I’m a Brit and I once ended up on this unexpectedly…I somehow almost reversed into a ride-on lawnmower. So I’ll forgive the Americans not getting this one either 😝

In SA, most (in new houses) open to the outside and are top-hung and not bottom-hung. I feel that is better since they aren't falling back on curtains or blinds

These are common in many places.

They exist in America. They're just not the same as they once were. The toy is in one half and the food part in the other half

Solar powered clothes dryer

Garlic Aioli

why do I get the feeling that this photo was taken in the Netherlands? >.>

I love my bike