On Punctuality

The transcript discusses the speaker's strong belief in punctuality as a personal virtue and its importance in respecting others' time. The speaker reflects on their identity, associating punctuality with goodness, and shares a critique from EB White, questioning whether strict punctuality might disturb peace rather than respect time. The narrative explores the balance between valuing punctuality and maintaining harmony in personal relationships.

What personal trait does the narrator emphasize as a cardinal virtue?

• Generosity

• Punctuality

• Kindness

• Honesty

How does the narrator describe their approach to punctuality?

• Casual and flexible

• Strict and disciplined

• Occasionally attentive

• Indifferent and careless

What does the narrator believe about punctuality in relation to goodness?

• It contradicts goodness

• It is unrelated to goodness

• It is inseparable from goodness

• It is less important than goodness

Who provides a contrasting view on punctuality in the transcript?

• Nick from The Great Gatsby

• EB White

• The narrator's father

• Rosie Anna

What realization does the narrator have about missing trains or flights?

• It is a major life failure

• It is a rare occurrence

• It carries nothing vital to health

• It is a sign of disrespect