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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Time and punctuality is very culturally driven. There are places where it is rude to be on time... and many places where punctuality is not at all a culturally held value, time isn't seen the same way at all. I am definitely more a Spouse B but I would never have married a Spouse A type person so we wouldn't have this issue. [/quote] People often refer to cultural norms when discussing promptness. However, it’s only ever in the context of how in some cultures it’s an expectation to arrive late. What about the cultures where it’s considered rude to be late? It always feels like an excuse for the late people and the on-time people are accused as having anxiety. Why does one cultural norm override another culture’s norm?[/quote] I’m not a military person but I was heard that in that cultural you have to be 10-15 minutes early.[/quote]
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