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"Refuse to patronize businesses that don't work to your schedule." I don't think this is a valid point. When you arrange an appointment, meeting or lunch with
by martswite 14y ago
"Refuse to patronize businesses that don't work to your schedule."
I don't think this is a valid point. When you arrange an appointment, meeting or lunch with another party/parties/business for a specific time and duration then surely that's no longer "your schedule" but rather "our schedule" and it is the responsibility of both parties to honor that schedule, it's just polite.
I may be reading your comment wrong but I find the tone to be a little uncalled for, sneering almost. Do you really think a person wanting people around him to be timely means they have a "superior sense or right and wrong"?
And if so why? Genuinely interested.