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You think that's something? 24 here, late every single day.
But late at my job is really relative. I'm salary, so they don't really keep track of me, and I usually stay for a complete, or close to complete, 8 hours (minus lunch break). I will sometime either be extremely late when the roads are bad, or just not go at all. This I don't do often, but it doesn't seem to have any real repercussions.
So the moral of the story is, just get a job where no one gives a crap, or only mildly gives a crap.
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I don't go to work, ever.
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I don't have a job.
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In my line of work, you're the person I like least, Seifer. I will make you be on time or die trying.
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In my line of work, late is often ok since a lot of our work has to be after people go home anyway :p People get annoyed when we make all the computers unusable during the day :p
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I nearly broke a $20 000 Pizza oven by getting the crumb tray stuck in the belt..... But it didn't break, so I said ':bou::bou::bou::bou:, my bad' and went back to work. My bosses are cool like that. You have to do something seriously rebellious to get fired at my work, we're all pretty good mates.
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I'd just apologise and try and make up for it by working super hard for the next few days until all is forgotten.
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skipping work is common enough, make up some cock and bull about needing the time for personal reasons (note personal reasons is the golden phrase, you can pull a sickie stating this the manager can attempt to pry in to the reasons why but you legally can say "I'm sorry, it's too private. I really don't wanna discuss it" and they can't push past it) and grovel a bit, offer to make the hours up and you'll be fine.
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I care for old people so I can't screw up or they die. But saying that, I've lost count of the amount of times someone's asked for a cuppa and I'm promptly forgotten to make one.
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I was two hours late to my first day at work once.
I was honest and told them that I slept through my alarm because I wasn't used to getting up so early. It didn't happen again. They didn't care.