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In my culture, being on time is highly valued. It's seen as a sign of respect and good character. I personally strive to be punctual for all my appointments, whether formal or informal. Being late feels like a waste of everyone's time and energy. If I am ever late, I don't make excuses; I simply apologize and explain the reason honestly. When someone is late for an appointment with me, I feel frustrated and disrespected. It feels like my time and effort aren't valued. It's important to be mindful of others' schedules and show them the courtesy of being on time.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
As far as I know, and I am concerned, being on time is considered as a very good quality and attribute in my culture, society and family. So being late is not an option for me. No, I am never ever late for my any of my appointments, formals and informal meetings since I consider that being late makes energy and time waste of other person. Whenever I am late, I do not make any kind of excuses and I try to be honest with them. I feel very offended when someone is late for any of the appointment because it’s kind of wasting my time and my energy on the other person and the other person does not even care about it. So I.
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