Nice graphic, Anon.
Q writes in his post "ETA (estimated)"
I don't get this:
ETA means estimated time of arrival.
What sense does estimated time of arrival + (estimated) make?
Nice graphic, Anon.
Q writes in his post "ETA (estimated)"
I don't get this:
ETA means estimated time of arrival.
What sense does estimated time of arrival + (estimated) make?
>Expected Time of Arrival is Estimated
Ty, I know this. Why does Q say this twice?
ETA (estimated)
Or does he say that the ETA will be in July (if things go along as planned)?
Thank you!