JavaScript Method 'hgzAs' - Analysis and Explanation

This code defines a method called 'hgzAs' on an object referred to as 'x'. The method takes three arguments: 'x', 'c', and 'd'. Within the method, there is a nested function called '_'.

When the '_()' function is called, it sets the 'zidReturnTime' property of an object referred to as 't' to the current date and time. It also sets the 'ishgz' property of an object referred to as 'n' to 1, indicating that something related to 'hgz' (whatever that is) is happening. It then calls the 'd' function with the 'x' argument. Finally, it sets the 'ishgz' property of 'n' back to 0.

Without more context, it's difficult to understand the purpose or meaning of this code.