Time and again, otherwise "smart and responsible" people say one thing and do another. Why is this?
Their answer is surprisingly simple: I hate waiting, but don’t hate you waiting.
They said you don’t know when I’ll show up, and waiting is costly. If you’re early you’ll have to wait. If you’re late you won’t. So you come late. And I do the same thing.
Seems obvious enough. But when I make this argument to non-economists they’re unpersuaded, preferring an explanation for lateness based on laziness and stupidity rather than as the equilibrium of a social coordination game.
I hate waiting
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cun awek neh.
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