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I fully agree with this sentiment. I set a high standard for my punctuality but I don't care if you're late. I just silently judge you.
"I don't care if you're late" versus "I just silently judge you". Which one is it?
Will be gone a while while I look for the other 20%.
Having lived in Germany and experienced the wonderful Deutche Bahn, I wouldn't really associate punctuality with being German.
This is relative. In Germany, people complain when the train is late. Everywhere else, the train is just late.
Having lived in Germany and experienced the wonderful Deutche Bahn, I wouldn't really associate punctuality with being German.
Having lived in Germany and experienced the wonderful Deutche Bahn, I wouldn't really associate punctuality with being German.
>"Having lived in Germany and experienced the wonderful Deutche Bahn, I wouldn't really associate punctuality with being German." This is relative. In Germany, people complain when the train is late. Everywhere else, the train is just late.
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To me it lacks the option “moral obligation but only hold accountable people who live alone”
Why? Bathroom queues or things like that? I live alone but am almost always late. A few weeks ago I was late to the airport for a flight by a couple of hours. Yesterday I was late to work, I was commuting by car when an officer thought of stopping me and do some checks for around 10-15 minutes. It does feel like I'm cursed or something. It happens way too often, but almost always feels as if it's completely outside m…
60% german, 40% autistic. Seems fair since I'm german and work in IT. The rules question did not have an answer I liked tho.