My sister will do this all the time.
She will also ask for rides home from work. Last time I got there at the allotted time, she texted me and said "okay! I'll be another half hour!"
I don't give her rides anymore.
Shit's disrespectful as fuck.
33This is hilarious, but also if you do this then I hate you
29People that disrespect others time are not friends of mine.
I don’t care what level of important any person puts on something they planned. Show up on time or don’t make a promise at all.
29"on something they planned"
Clearly didn't plan GOOD ENOUGH THEN. if they had planned, they wouldn't have overscheduled
5That all goes out the window once you have kids though. You can't plan diaper blowouts, motion sickness induced car cleanup, meltdowns, suddenly needing endless snacks, ripping off all their clothes and refusing to get dressed, hiding their shoes, hiding your shoes, hiding your keys, napping late, napping early, ...... I could go on.
But then you're likely meeting up with other parents, and they get it, too. So it's not a big deal again. When a parent says they'll be there (with kiddos), they'll likely be somewhere between on time and an hour late.
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A couple of my friends are really bad about this. It's like wasting my time is a sport to them lol. No part of me wants to kick them repeatedly in the shins for being 2 hours late to something for eternity. No part at all...
24We had one person in my friend group who was exactly 30mins late every time. Whenever we would make plans we would pretend to meet 30mins earlier to “offset” the lateness. It never worked bc whenever we would do this they would show up an hour after the fake planned time which meant they were still exactly 30mins late to the real start time.
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I'm on my way
What he didn't tell was that he was, in fact, on his way to bed. His phone was set to "silent" and it was all on purpose.
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