What's the Difference Between Come on Time and Come in Time?

This week's question and answer comes from a who asks, what's the difference between come on time and come in time? So if you come on time, on time means at the time that something begins, right? You've arrived when that thing begins, your punctual. If you run out of wind, this is to breathe fast and hard, right? It's to be out of breath. And so the joke here is, you know, a tornado is caused by wind rotating around and around and around,. So why did it take a break? The tornado, that is because it ran out of wind. Because there's no wind left, so the tornado stops.

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