I'm Always Late

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🗓️ 19 April 2026

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

Charlotte is struggling with chronic lateness which is drastically impacting her daily life. Call 1-800-DR-LAURA / 1-800-375-2872 or make an appointment at DrLaura.com - Listen to The Dr. Laura Program daily on SiriusXM Triumph 123.

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0:34.5	Charlotte, welcome to the program.
0:36.1	Yes.
0:37.1	Thank you. I feel welcome. Thank you. Thank you.
0:41.8	So I was calling about my timeliness. Like, I'm always late to things, and it's pretty bad.
0:51.5	You know, I feel bad about it. What do you mean you're always late?
0:55.9	How does that happen?
0:57.2	Explain to me.
0:58.4	Well, there's a time.
1:00.2	Like, I was working at a call center, for instance, and my start time was 9 o'clock,
1:06.1	and I would be, like, you know, eight minutes late, six minutes late, like, consistently.
1:11.9	That the lady who did the timekeeping, she, are the scheduling, she said, hey, if you could be here
1:17.3	at 9, 10, I will schedule you to come in at 910. That way, you know, you're not late.
1:23.2	Like, you have been. So, yeah, people have had to, like, work around that.
1:29.2	It did work.
1:30.5	Yeah, that did work.
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