So they own a home too? More than i can say of ‘libtards’

Miserably kind. I definitely feel that feeling.

Haha. I’ve never seen that version before. Made me chuckle.

I’m definitely on the spectrum, I’m on lemmy after all.

1. It’s a joke that plays with the word “blindness”. Are you also “colorblind”?

2. Yes, hence the autism. They are taking a joke literally. My stepson is exactly the same, he cant understand analogies.

The joke is indeed that the color wheel would only contain one color, which serves no purpose.

Are you aware of your autism, or is it an advanced trolling?

https://youtu.be/HLNhPMQnWu4

Seems about right. Is this a rare time where Lemmy has a sense of humor?

Haha. Seems like alot of people are taking offense. Perhaps mr. Cleese is poking a sore spot here.

I know someone who did. The police did NOT believe them. But eventually they where convinced to show up at the road close to the lake, as they didn’t actually have a code for “hitting wild life with boat”.

Reminds me of the joke: If you have a a key that can open thousands of locks, then that is what you’d call a master key.

However if you have a lock that can be opened by a thousand keys…

Probably the same as sex and cigarettes.

Or alcohol and cigarettes.

Double the high.

Yes, but not in the balkans. Went to Bosnia and was served an espresso and a cigarette as an addition to breakfast. It was even on the menu. I should mention that i only asked for a coffee.

Learned with and still using stick.

I think it was a Renault Megane. Hopeless car. Left it outside in the cold one night. Every bit of wiring had shorted and if i turned on the wipers, the lights would flicker and the radio turned on.

Nope. I’m not ok with it in a social context.

You are talking about changing about a social structure, then get confused that i talk about the social factor? Get your thoughts in order.

What you call shift work is different from the swedish definition of it. Shift work is typically a term reserved for those types of work where there is a briefing between shifts. Industry, hospital etc. 24-hour kind of operations.

What i think you mean is office work, but that could also mean set times. But you would never call it shift work.

Lets say a call center that has a set opening time, or mechanic that has to open the shop at a given time. Those would not be considered shift work, unless they are open 24/7. So thats where we misunderstand each other.

…and that depends on the work.

Cool. Then you have that flex agreement with someone. If that works, it works.

In a social context, aka not work, the agreement with me would say that the time is the time. If you don’t value my time the same as yours, then we will eventually stop spending time together.

Not at all. It could be a consultant going to their customer, with the customer waiting. That has happened in my line of work. The example of 3 hours was with a waiting customer.

Being late also means you will call ahead to tell them that you are late. It’s simple courtesy that doesn’t require education och skills.

My argument is that flex should be the norm. If there is no explicit reason for rigid times, they shouldn’t be rigid.

There is no norm. It depends on the country and their social structure aswell as their laws/agreed upon methods. You can always look for jobs/appointments etc that have flexible times. But good luck arguing with, e.g. a doctor about your appointment being flexible.

Normalcy doesn’t really weigh into it for me. I wouldn’t care if you were expected to work 8 or 7 hours a day in a “normal” day. I care about the agreed upon time where i fulfill my end by being on time, the agreed upon time. If you want flex, then you need to be in a job where flex is the agreed upon method.

If we agree on a specified time and you are expected to show up at that time, then it’s on you if it is a repeating issue.

If you ever come to sweden, don’t be late to agreed times. It will not be looked upon kindly.