If there’s EET for eastern european time and CET for central european time, we should have a WET time. I guess in the shower there already is.
- We do. - Oh my god thank you! I’m forever using wet instead of GMT now - Completely! Didn’t know it existed either till I checked. Much more logical than GMT. 
- Or Universal Time Coordinated - To be fair, there’s a slight difference between GMT and UTC: GMT becomes BST (in the UK) during summer, while UTC doesn’t follow Daylight Saving Time and is tied specifically to the atomic clock. - GMT doesn’t become BST as far as I’m aware, GMT is UTC+0 all year round, and BST is UTC+1 all year round, it’s just that in the summer the UK switches from GMT to BST. - I mean if you specify GMT, one could assume that you need to apply DST during summer, while UTC is garanteed to be static. 
 
 
- Funny enough, it’s actually Universal Coordinated Time (UTC). - Close, Coordinated Universal Time. And for those wondering: Why is UTC used instead of CUT? - Oof. Thanks for the correction! 
 
 
 
 
- Love that it is called western european, when only three european countries use it. - That’s because the other one sees itself as an island in the middle of the Atlantic. - My point was supposed to be about the main users of the tine zone being western african countries, yet the name being western eropean time zone. - OK yes that is indeed odd. Apparently Morocco is aspirationally European. 
 
 
 
 
- Upvoted for the water reference. - Upvoted for pointing out what made me upvote this post 
 
- Let’s get everybody on WET, in fact, let’s just call it UTC and be done with time zones. 
- Don’t forget Western Asia Pacific! - Wings and pizza! 
 
- You can get wet in my timezone 







