facebook - FQL and business hours -

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i'm querying information facebook page small business using fql , i'm trying parse business hours. numbers getting seem represent seconds i'm not sure when epoch is. wednesday , thursday confusing - open on thursday "57600" 16 hours in seconds make 4pm wednesday epoch, closing hours on wednesday - far past 4- in 600,000+ range.

mon: 8:15am-12pm , 1pm - 5pm tue: 8am-12pm , 1pm - 5pm wed: 8am-12pm , 1pm - 9pm thur:8am-12pm , 1pm - 5pm fri:8am-12pm , 1pm - 5pm sat:8am-12pm , 1pm - 5pm

<hours>       <mon_1_open>404100</mon_1_open>       <mon_1_close>417600</mon_1_close>       <tue_1_open>489600</tue_1_open>       <tue_1_close>504000</tue_1_close>       <wed_1_open>576000</wed_1_open>       <wed_1_close>590400</wed_1_close>       <thu_1_open>57600</thu_1_open>       <thu_1_close>72000</thu_1_close>       <fri_1_open>144000</fri_1_open>       <fri_1_close>158400</fri_1_close>       <sat_1_open>230400</sat_1_open>       <sat_1_close>244800</sat_1_close>       <sun_1_open>0</sun_1_open>       <sun_1_close>0</sun_1_close>       <mon_2_open>421200</mon_2_open>       <mon_2_close>435600</mon_2_close>       <tue_2_open>507600</tue_2_open>       <tue_2_close>522000</tue_2_close>       <wed_2_open>594000</wed_2_open>       <wed_2_close>622800</wed_2_close>       <thu_2_open>75600</thu_2_open>       <thu_2_close>90000</thu_2_close>       <fri_2_open>162000</fri_2_open>       <fri_2_close>176400</fri_2_close>       <sat_2_open>248400</sat_2_open>       <sat_2_close>262800</sat_2_close>       <sun_2_open>0</sun_2_open>       <sun_2_close>0</sun_2_close>     </hours>

if change 8am-5pm monday saturday equally confusing response fb 

<hours>       <mon_1_open>403200</mon_1_open>       <mon_1_close>435600</mon_1_close>       <tue_1_open>489600</tue_1_open>       <tue_1_close>522000</tue_1_close>       <wed_1_open>576000</wed_1_open>       <wed_1_close>608400</wed_1_close>       <thu_1_open>57600</thu_1_open>       <thu_1_close>90000</thu_1_close>       <fri_1_open>144000</fri_1_open>       <fri_1_close>176400</fri_1_close>       <sat_1_open>230400</sat_1_open>       <sat_1_close>262800</sat_1_close>       <sun_1_open>0</sun_1_open>       <sun_1_close>0</sun_1_close>       <mon_2_open>0</mon_2_open>       <mon_2_close>0</mon_2_close>       <tue_2_open>0</tue_2_open>       <tue_2_close>0</tue_2_close>       <wed_2_open>0</wed_2_open>       <wed_2_close>0</wed_2_close>       <thu_2_open>0</thu_2_open>       <thu_2_close>0</thu_2_close>       <fri_2_open>0</fri_2_open>       <fri_2_close>0</fri_2_close>       <sat_2_open>0</sat_2_open>       <sat_2_close>0</sat_2_close>       <sun_2_open>0</sun_2_open>       <sun_2_close>0</sun_2_close>     </hours>

am missing defacto standard time representation? how go parsing legitimate time of day?

the unix epoch time 00:00:00 utc on 1 january 1970. time see term "epoch" used in relation computer-based time, that's means.

in utc, 404100 mon, 05 jan 1970 16:15:00 gmt. or, in pst timezone, mon, 05 jan 1970 08:15:00 pst, time you're expecting. ignore date; it's irrelevant, anyways.

you can test i'm describing using epoch converter.


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