An unofficial chapter of the popular Dull Men's Club.
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I love the idea of celebrating this kind of behaviour. I personally thoroughly enjoy being a little early to everything, so I can be chill on my way there and enjoy a nice walk, no stress if I can't find the place right away, and I get to build a reputation of not being late to stuff.
Awesome work, keep it up!
I agree, but don't get too enthusiastic. This is dull men's club. Energetic men's club is later, after we've all gone to bed.
At a reasonable time, surely.
After doing the same yesterday I had a little rebellion this morning - turned off the alarm and slept an extra 30 minutes. Still going to work on time, just had to skip the coffee ritual and had a Dr. Pepper instead.
Good job! Now do it again tomorrow! You got this (⁀ᗢ⁀)
It’s always nice to be up properly on time. Not early, not late, but just the right amount of time where you’re not experiencing any excess stress making your way to work.
Good job! :D
Still looking but not looking forward to whole getting up and getting there on time thing.
I got up late, but it's only ten minutes from home to work so I'll be ok.