Actually, you don't need to know what EST means as the link is to a table of the times already converted. Just look up your location and you can see what the time would be wherever you happen to reside.
I guess they could have used GMT, easy enough to convert from GMT to EST for those of us that live in the USA.
BTW, why is it ok to have stereotypical views of Americans? I guess I was unaware that all Americans had to be arrogant, that means I haven't been a good patriotic American!
I might have known it meant East USA, only they would expect everyone to know that time revolves around them.
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I guess since you did know it meant eastern standard time my arrogance has paid off and was well placed?
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Hey mate, I live in the US ,and as such login for same place.
I saw that heading up there and thought nothing of it, except "Why isn't it in GMT time?" Never occured to me that everyone else was seeing the same thing.
So please, don't blame the US on this one.
And to note, I looked at the link next to it, and instead of New York, they used Detroit.
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