What kind of person are you, morning routine.

• thavoice

  1. Get up at the last second, and many times late. Rush around like crazy. Maybe grab something to eat on the drive and be late just as often as you are on time. 2. Get up in plenty of time. Have enough time to make breakfast and clean up after yourself, get ready and relax a little bit and watch the news/espn? Also, do you consider option 2 being White Trash?
• GoChiefs

  

  I'm option 2, so I guess, yes.
• Con_Alma

  I'm definately option two. I don't understand why someone would routinely get up late.
  
  If I error it's on the side of too early and then being impatient to leave for wherever I'm going. I think getting up early is a product of running in the morning. I've got to have time to run and still get done what I need to before leaving.
• Automatik

  

  It varies for me, but usually option 1. Not because I get up late, I'm just a slow mover in the AM.
• queencitybuckeye

  How would option 2 be the one possibly considered "white trash"?
  
  I'm option 2 by default, I set the alarm not to have to rush, but usually am up before it goes off.
• Belly35

  

  Option 2 type.
  I'm up almost 3 hours before I even have to go into work, option however I can work from home also.
• vdubb96

  

  Always option 2. Unless I'm all hungz over from being drunj on a thursday night. Then option 1 comes into play.
• like_that

  

  Since I do the leangains diet, it saves me about 15 minutes. I only need 30 minutes to get ready for work, thus I set my alarm 30 minutes before I leave for the metro.
• Automatik

  

  Not having to deal w/ breakfast is great.
• BR1986FB

  I get up an hour and a half before I leave for work during the week. Same routine, feed the cats/puppy, make a cup of coffee, hop on the computer for a bit, shower, pack lunch, wake up girlfriend so she can get her daughter off to school, leave for work, rinse, repeat....
• Fab4Runner

  

  A little bit of both. I always wake up on time, and I don't use the snooze button. There are times where I just don't want to get out of bed, though. I will wait until the last possible minutes and then get ready faster than normal.
• Iliketurtles

  

  I get up about an hour before I need to be at work. Unless I feel like laying in bed for an extra 30 minutes I never have to rush around to get ready.
• thavoice

  queencitybuckeye;1489883 wrote:How would option 2 be the one possibly considered "white trash"?
  
  I'm option 2 by default, I set the alarm not to have to rush, but usually am up before it goes off.

  I don't know, that is why I am asking. I am most def option two, and was told that was white trash...
• vdubb96

  

  I would think being late to work as much as being on time is a bit more white trash than #2.
• Commander of Awesome

  

  I can't stand ppl who are habitually late. If I were a boss I'd fire someone who was always late. At my last job this POS was late by 30 min most days and thety just let it slide, so she continued to do it. SMH
• iclfan2

  

  I am neither. I don't really do breakfast, so I get up with just enough time to get to work on time. Unless there is an accident I am never "late" (not sure what late even is, can get to work between 8:15-9:00 and no one would care).
• GoChiefs

  

  Commander of Awesome;1489935 wrote:At my last job this POS was late by 30 min most days and thety just let it slide, so she continued to do it. SMH

  Did she have an agreement with the company? I know my wife is always late for work. She's supposed to start at 7:30, but she gets there at 8:30. Our son is open enrolled in a different school district, so she has to take him to school because a bus doesn't come by. So they allow that, and in return, she just works through her lunch break.
• TedSheckler

  

  Option 1 for me, but I'm not late. I get up at 4:30AM and don't wish to wake up any earlier.
• Commander of Awesome

  

  GoChiefs;1489942 wrote:Did she have an agreement with the company? I know my wife is always late for work. She's supposed to start at 7:30, but she gets there at 8:30. Our son is open enrolled in a different school district, so she has to take him to school because a bus doesn't come by. So they allow that, and in return, she just works through her lunch break.

  Nope she was just a POS. Usually left before me, and called in sick frequently as well.
• GoChiefs

  

  Commander of Awesome;1489946 wrote:Nope she was just a POS. Usually left before me, and called in sick frequently as well.

  Yep, fire the bitch.
• BR1986FB

  vdubb96;1489924 wrote:I would think being late to work as much as being on time is a bit more white trash than #2.

  Agreed. If being responsible so I'm not late for work makes me "white trash", well pass me some meth and a banjo !
• Sonofanump

  I wake up, head down the stairs to the home office, shit around 10:15am, workout at 11:30am, shower and head out on inspections if needed.
• Heretic

  

  Because I do a lot of night/weekend stuff, I have a certain amount of freedom most days as to when I come into the office in the morning, so I pretty much wake up, have a leisurely breakfast, surf the net and then get ready at whatever pace I want. If I do have to be up early, I cut down on the net-surfing and move quicker through the other stuff.
• ernest_t_bass

  

  Con_Alma;1489873 wrote:I'm definately option two. I don't understand why someone would routinely get up late.
  
  If I error it's on the side of too early and then being impatient to leave for wherever I'm going. I think getting up early is a product of running in the morning. I've got to have time to run and still get done what I need to before leaving.

  This. I HATE rushing.
• queencitybuckeye

  GoChiefs;1489942 wrote:Did she have an agreement with the company?

  That's the thing, is someone on a fixed schedule. At my workplace, only those whose job requires that certain hours be covered have rigid start times (i.e. receptionist, help desk).
  
  On the white trash thing, I don't think either option makes one white trash, but would guess that more white trash (those who actually have to be somewhere) are more option 1 types.