re: Is timeliness no longer valued at all?

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This past Saturday, we were hungry for sandwiches so we went to the Jersey Mike’s by my house, and the guy showed up 10 minutes after a supposed to open

Didn’t apologize or say good morning or anything, just open the door and said we could come in while he set things up



He wasn’t rude at all…. just rather stoic about not being on time to open up the restaurant shop. That’s what I found interesting.

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Perhaps he was the person they called when the person that was scheduled to open didn't show.
In that case I would apologize for opening late and throw the other person under the bus.