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I read this in a book when I was 15 and I've never been on time since
"If you're early you're on time
If you're on time you're late
If you're late you need to RUN"
My science teacher told us this in high school. Really stuck with me.
Well by implication if you're on time you need to run.
And if your early, youre late by extension. Just run everywhere, I guess