Hello, think about this. You're waking up with Sarah and Vinny. I love it.

Alice at 97.3.

If you're supposed to be at work at 9 a.m. What time do you get there? 845, 9, 9, 9, 9.05, 9.

9.9.9. 15. I don't know. I here I mean I I guess I have to be here at 545 right right on the air

according to a survey almost half of and we don't our whole thing is very different we're up at three in the morning either way

yeah there's work to be done before you can't just walk in here that's that is for sure

according to his survey almost half of gen zers between the ages of 16 and 26 believe that

being between five and 10 minutes late is essentially the same thing as being

on time. Okay.

The importance of punctuality increases as you get older, because you become sick of people giving

you crap.

40% of millennials said they're forgiving of a colleague running 10 minutes late.

Just 26% of Gen Xers are okay with it.

And a whopping 70% of boomers say zero tolerance for your lightness son

if you text me and let me know I'm so sorry I'm running late I'll be there you know in

about 10 minutes that is wonderful I'm fine with that I get

that things happen and people run late but if you just show up 10 minutes late without

saying anything like oh I'm sorry I'm late because you're late.

You have an appointment with Berkeley.

Yeah.

Berkeley rolls in 10 minutes late are you like Holmes what are you doing or like, well dear, you look great today?

Yeah, I guess if I had an appointment with him, you know it was so funny we had a

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