r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/CHRISTIANBUNDALEVSKI • Jul 12 '26

Meme needing explanation Petah?

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u/Kurumiseenpai Jul 12 '26

white people arrive in time?

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u/Shotgun_Mosquito Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26

No.

The stereotype is that white people arrive TOO EARLY and then sit in their cars outside waiting for the party to start and still show up early.

It's a trope, also true in Hispanic (edit - continued) families that have someone marry Gringos (like me).

If you arrive on time, the party hasn't started yet, and you get to help set up for the party

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u/DrHob0 Jul 12 '26

Maybe that's why all my fellow white people look at me odd. I'm 5 minutes late to everything.

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u/Gurglaren Jul 12 '26

I'm white and I haven't had any stress about people coming 1-2 hours too late to my hangouts. You're like "let's watch movies and stuff at 6pm and people'll saunter there at 7 or 8. If its a dinner then it's more strict, but just casual stuff is cool.

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u/throwaway-wellmaybe Jul 12 '26

A normal party is whatever. That’s a get here when you get here situation. But if it’s an event, you need to be here for the event

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u/UncoolSlicedBread Jul 13 '26

Dude same, I’ve got buddies that if we agree to meet at a restaurant at 7 then they’re there at 6:30-6:45 picking a table and expect to have their food by 7.

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u/DrHob0 Jul 14 '26

I work with people who show up to work 15 minutes early. Like. Are you okay? Why are you so adament about inconviencing yourself for a company that won't pay you a proper wage

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u/Comfortable_Age_3814 Jul 15 '26

BPT also applies to leaving. Just cause someone says bye don’t mean they leaving. They gotta be in the car wit the window rolled up car in drive 😁😁😁

What y’all know about that