23-year-old employee ditches 22-year-old carpooling friend, Teana, after her repeated lateness causes employee to be late for work and reprimanded by boss, when Teana discovers her ride has left, she ends their friendship: 'Says I abandoned her'

We all know that "just one sec," in girl world, translates to "I'll be ready in about an hour and a half" (give or take). However, there is a time and a place for lateness leniency, and the tik-toking time before work is not one of them, especially if you're carpooling with someone who also has a job to get to. If someone offers to drive you to work, the polite thing would be to be ready as they arrive, and if you're just that awesome, maybe even two minutes early! However, it seems as though this 22-year-old girl either has a serious case of time-blindness or simply does not care about making her friend late for work…

So, after about the third day of waiting for her and a handful of "one seconds," this generous friend decided that after 10 minutes of waiting and endless unanswered calls, they could no longer wait around. They had already been reprimanded by their boss for coming in late, and who knows what might happen if they made today another example of that. So, this friend decided to drive off, leaving the girl to catch her own ride to work. Now, when she finally stepped outside 15 minutes later and realized her ride had left… well, let's just say we're not quite sure that this friendship will make it over this roadblock!

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