If someone says they're going to be at a particular location by 12 noon Do they mean it's...

sandypune · 36-40, M

Depends on past experience with a time giver

adorbz · 26-30, F

They will arrive at or before noon

Not that they’ll leave at noon that doesn’t make sense

Magenta · F

"Someone"? We can't answer for one person or anyone really.
But me personally, it means I will be there no later than noon.

P.S. A few minutes before actually.

Penny · 46-50, F

i wouldnt expect them until 12 though they might be early. they could be late also.

Earthwrap · 41-45, M

Between now and Noon. They could be there right now waiting. so you better get going!!

SW-User

Depends the person
I would be there at least ten minutes early

Nelisme · 22-25, F

No later than

Keepitsimple · 51-55, F

Noon. 10 min before or after.

SStarfish ·

Literally is how i take it

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TheArbitrator · 36-40, M

By 12 noon or before. That simple. If they are a person who's punctual, they're be there on time. If they're a lazy person or disorganized, they will be there 5 to 10 or more minutes late.