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What would you say is the definition of being late?

Well, first of all, I don't really count five minutes as being late.

So that's what I mean. What is your definition? I would say. Because I'm actually with you. I'm also with you. But here's where I'm not with you. If you just came in five minutes late, you're fine. When you come in and you're five minutes late and you say, I'm not late. Then I'm like, well, that's not. Not even as like this show.

I'm just saying in general I'm like, well, that's not a talk of discussion.

Not even as like this show.

I'm just saying in general, what is your concept of being late? Okay. Well, first of all, I didn't come in and I didn't say, I'm not five minutes late. I said, sorry for being late. And then I said, was your text sarcastic? Well, yeah. So Jackie texted the group and said,

Sorry, Caps Lock,

going to be five minutes late, but Avi start without me.

Which, sorry, Caps Lock, going to be five minutes late, but obvious start without me.

Which, again, is totally fine in a vacuum, but you could have sent that to the last 50 weeks in a row. Jackie, you can just schedule that text.

Yeah, like technically, so here's what I would say.

After so much hubbo about when this podcast starts, I think this podcast starts at 1135. If someone would say, when do you record, I would say Mondays and Wednesdays at 1135 a.m. We plan to meet 1130. We usually get recorded by 1135. No, no, no, no, no. Yes, yes, yes, yes. I want to hear your bubble here. Well, okay, so I probably, I break through those doors.

Like a cool at me.

Oh, yeah.

I'm ready to record.

I'm not five minutes late.

At 11.30 sharp.

Sometimes 11.31.

Okay.

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