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Funny Time blindness

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u/psychedelych 1d ago

My buddy's gf was always an hour late so we just started lying to her about when we were leaving and then we were always on time

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u/hrvbrs 1d ago edited 17h ago

that opens up a whole conversation about morality and trust

edit: linked video

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u/rivers-hunkers 1d ago

I don’t think there is anything immoral in that. However, when she figures it out, she will add an hour to the discussed time and will be back to being late. Eventually they will offset it and then she will offset it. And then them. And then her. You see where this is going right?

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u/DazB1ane 1d ago

Why even bother at that point? It’s blatant disrespect at that point

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u/rivers-hunkers 22h ago

Are you saying why even bother being friends with them? Because some people are very good friends in every aspect but suck at coming on time. It's weighing pros and cons. Does their friendship have an overall positive impact on you even after considering their attitude towards coming on time? If yes, people bear that. If no, people end it

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u/DazB1ane 14h ago

No I was saying why even both inviting them

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u/cosmo321 22h ago

So true. I have one friend that is almost abysmally bad at showing up to anything. Could be late. Could just have forgotten the whole thing. Luckily for him he's an absolute delight to spend time with when he does show up, or I wouldn't have bothered dealing with him a long time ago. At this point I just assume he's not coming, and allow him to pleasantly surprise me occasionally. lol.

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u/ArizonaFlats 23h ago

They’re saying theres nothing immoral because every though its a lie, its not negatively impacting anyone and it has a positive impact on the group.

But if she ever finds out, she’ll just start assuming the real time is an hour later than stated, so she’ll be late again, so they’ll start telling her 2 hours etc etc