The Ultimate Koopa Said:
No it was 24 days. 1st December - 25th December.... 25 - 1 = 24 days <_<
NOW it's 23 days.
Oh and if you were reading it from some Google add-on thingy... apparently, 23 days, 23 hours, 59 minutes, and 59.99999999999999999 seconds it.... not "24 days" but "23 days" <_< so it's kind of... a day less than you'd think. It'll say "0 days" on December 24th, at 00:00:00.00000000000000(1)
I think you have it backwards. Isn't it a day
more than what a counter with hours would say? Are we talking about full days or calendar days?
I can't believe I actually got into an argument about this with someone at work.
At the time, she was counting down to Christmas, and it was 67 days or something like that. According to her, anyway. I pointed out that it was actually 68 CALENDAR days, as she was reading off of a counter that said 67 days and some hours and some minutes and etc. So while it was 67 full days, it was a little more than that, and that it should be rounded up to the next whole number. (I thought I explained it with the simpler, more easy to understand fact that on Christmas Eve, the countdown would read 0 days and some hours, but on that day everyone would say it was one day later.) She didn't believe me and insisted it was 67, "reasoning" that it was so much closer and didn't want to change the countdown on the whiteboard. So I took a calendar and started from Christmas being 0 and worked back to the current date, at which point she blew up on me and furiously insisted that Christmas
Eve WAS Christmas. (I didn't think I was being facetious or whatever, but she must've been mad that I was right since if that was what she was counting down to, she could've said so from the start...)
And then it took a bit more fuss just for me to point out that if it was so, to just write "Eve" at the end of her "X days to Christmas" countdown to avoid confusion.
Then everyone else who missed the conversation and saw the board later wondered why we were counting down to Christmas Eve instead of Christmas Day.
Sheesh.
