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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm never late and I cannot stand when other people are late.  I work hard to get my three kids and huge dog ready to go someplace and arrive on time - and I expect others to do the same.  You were WAY WRONG, OP.  [/quote]

You bring your huge dog with you everywhere you go?

15 minutes is NBD. Parents in this area are ridiculously high-maintenance. [/quote]

Parents where you're from are evidently ridiculously inconsiderate.[/quote]

I'm from here. Apparently, based on this thread, parents where I'm from think the sun rises and sets on their @ss. I fail to understand how someone being 15 minutes late ruins an entire play date [i]at a park[/i]. Are you and your child incapable of entertaining yourselves until the play date arrives? Presumably you go to parks alone sometimes, yes? These responses are somewhat mind-boggling. OP clearly felt there was a health-related reason she had to stop at the store to grab snacks for her child, it's not like she said, "I'll be 15 min late b/c I have to grab a quick pedicure since I'm wearing sandals." You people need to chill out.[/quote]

OP would arrive 45 minutes late. Not 15 and that assuming she's somehow related to The Flash. [/quote]

I assume the OP took travel time into account when she told the person she was meeting she would be 15 min late. [/quote]

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