24 Memes for Chronically Late Employees Who Can't Risk Hitting Snooze Again

There's nothing worse than waking up late for work. It's never a pleasant experience. It's usually our own fault, too. You hit snooze one too many times, you accidentally set your alarm for PM instead of AM, or the worst culprit... you play the dangerous game of closing your eyes for 'just a few minutes' and then wake up 45 minutes later. Next thing you know, you're racing through your commute like you're immune to the laws of the road, hoping you don't get pulled over and make yourself even more late for work.

One time, I was running really late, only to go out to my car and see the windshield was covered in a sheet of ice. Even an ice scraper wasn't doing the trick. I waited a total of two minutes for a minuscule section of ice to defrost so I could mostly see, only to pull out of my driveway, make it to the stop sign (I lived on the corner of an intersection), and get pulled over on my first turn because there was a cop to my left that I didn't see because, again, my windows were still covered in ice. He sat with me on the side of the road until my windows fully defrosted. Probably for the best (definitely for the best), but it certainly didn't alleviate the panic of being late yet again. Anyways, let's laugh at our pain with these 24 relatable memes below.

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