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You ever notice how these time keepers have their own chronometric language? They've got their own secret code, like they're part of a clandestine time-telling society. "Guys, we've got T-minus 10 minutes till the movie starts, so let's hustle!" T-minus? Are we launching a rocket, or are we just trying to catch the previews? And let's not even get started on the countdowns. They're like human alarms, "10, 9, 8...". I always feel the pressure building up, and I'm just waiting for them to yell, "Ignition, we have liftoff!" I half-expect them to hand out mission patches at the end of the night.
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The funny thing is, these time keepers are never satisfied with just managing their own time. Oh no, they're time bandits! They want to control everyone else's schedule too. "You guys, we can't stay too long at the restaurant. We have a strict 47-minute window before my bedtime routine starts." I mean, come on! We're not plotting a jailbreak; it's a casual dinner! I want to enjoy my dessert without feeling like I'm breaking the space-time continuum. Maybe we should start carrying around pocket-sized planners so we can schedule our social lives accordingly.
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You know, I've come to the conclusion that every group has that one person who takes time management a little too seriously. We all have that friend who thinks they're the appointed "Time Keeper" of the group. You know the type, right? The one who checks their watch every five minutes and interrupts conversations with, "Hey, guys, just a heads up, we've got exactly 37 minutes and 22 seconds until we need to leave." I mean, seriously, are we planning a covert mission or just grabbing coffee? I once had a friend who carried around an hourglass to social gatherings. An hourglass! I felt like I was at a board meeting instead of a birthday party. "Sorry, folks, the sand is running out, but let's not forget to sing 'Happy Birthday' before it's too late.
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And let's not forget about the time warps these folks create. You ever been in a conversation with a time keeper? It's like talking to someone in a time warp. They'll pause mid-sentence, squint at their watch, and then resume like nothing happened. "Sorry, I just had to check the temporal coordinates of this conversation." I once had a friend who insisted on celebrating New Year's every hour on the hour. By the time the actual New Year's Eve arrived, I felt like I'd aged a decade from all the countdowns. I told him, "Congratulations, you just gave me premature aging disorder. I'm Benjamin Buttoning because of your obsession with time!
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