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Are You Always Late, Early or On Time?

15-Apr-25 18:00

Are You Always Late, Early or On Time?

TGV Cinemas recently responded to a viral incident where a group of latecomers, who had missed the opening of Blood Brothers: Bara Naga, entered another screening hall and took other patrons' seats. This incident got us thinking about the notion of punctuality. Are you always on time, and how do you deal with people who are not like that?

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Produced by: Evening Edition

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharaad Kuttan


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Categories:  culture,  History/Heritage,  travel,  Family/Parenting,  wellness

Tags:  tardiness,  being late,  being early,  being on time,  movie ads,  missed trains,  getting kids ready,  time blindness,  setting alarms,  punctuality,  routine, 


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