How bold of this company to take a few minutes of every employee's day for free! U/afazihdob had a great workplace tale to share from their time working in retail. The OP laments that although they worked at numerous retail chains in their career, their bosses at one store were notoriously strict about latenesses. If I were ever a manager at a retail or food place, I wouldn't be able to take clocking in seriously at all. I just don't think it's the end of the world if an employee is two minutes…

Time is one of your most valuable possessions, but not everyone values it the same amount. Take this couple for example: they're chronically late , and aren't about to improve things any time soon. When a couple shared their experience with a double date gone wrong, it sparked a conversation about what it means to be late to every event. Some people will tell you that it's just how they are. They're always late to everything, despite their best efforts. Lateness also bothers some people more th…

Be one with time itself.

Try to stand up without making a noise.

Relationships are weird.

Time is a strange thing.

It's the right thing to do.

Who values whose time now, huh?

History. It's a lot.

Tim Curry wore lingerie for us all.

It's all up in the air, man.

Become one with time itself.

Those were, uh, some days.

A very serious matter, indeed.

Those were the days.