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Two people are talking on the phone long distance. One is in an east coast state in the US and the other is in a west coast state in the US. The first asks the other, "what time is it there?" He hears the answer and says "That's funny, it's the same time here!" Neither one of them is mistaken about the time. How is this possible?
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It's Miller Time in both places! Yellow_Flash_Colorz:2001 Air Nautique -
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They're both in the waterski capital of the world and home of Correct Craft.Comment
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Is it cause the first one said its Happy Hour. And happy Hour is usually 3hrs long?Comment
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One lives in Eastern Oregon which is on Mountain Time. One Lives in the Florida Panhandle which is Central Time. They are talking on the last day of daylight saving time when the central has swithched times (fallen back) , but the Mountain does not change time for an hour. (No, I didn't just think of this. I read it some time ago). BKH2001 Super AirComment
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Are they both in Florida?Comment
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eastern oregon isn't technically on the coast, but then again florida isn't "non-technically" on the west coast.........Comment
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If you read it again, you'll notice that he said east coast state and west coast state. It doesn't matter where in Oregon you are, it is still a west coast state.Originally posted by Andrew2001 Air NautiqueComment
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good point....Comment
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