Time Conversion Question (PLEASE HELP)

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Time Conversion Question (PLEASE HELP)

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Hi All!

Does 12pm PST equal to 3pm EST?

thanks all! :)
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Re: Time Conversion Question (PLEASE HELP)

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No. EST stands for Eastern Standard Time (basically the east coast of the US. PST stands for Pacific Standard Time (the west coast) between them are CST Central and MST Mountain. So basically EST and PST cover the two coasts with other time zones between them. Hope that answers your question.
Sheesh, please excuse the above. I mis-read your question Noon Eastern is 11 Central, 10 Moutain and 9 pacific. I am sorry I did not read carefully. I just showed my stupidity.
I have been asked many times about trading / selling some of my autographs. I am sorry but my collection is not and will not be for sale.
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Re: Time Conversion Question (PLEASE HELP)

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DanaRenoMBA wrote:No. EST stands for Eastern Standard Time (basically the east coast of the US. PST stands for Pacific Standard Time (the west coast) between them are CST Central and MST Mountain. So basically EST and PST cover the two coasts with other time zones between them. Hope that answers your question.
Sheesh, please excuse the above. I mis-read your question Noon Eastern is 11 Central, 10 Moutain and 9 pacific. I am sorry I did not read carefully. I just showed my stupidity.
its fine, good to know i was correct. thank you for confirming it! :)


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