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Oh, gosh, oh, dear, how many of these has there been?
Surprisingly, I've only missed two flights ever.
And that, to be honest with you, I'm going to say, wasn't my fault, obviously.
You're listening to Crowdscience from the BBC World Service.
But I am admittedly that guy that's the last person to get on the plane.
I'm Chavisaj Dev and this week's question comes from Sid in Singapore,
who is more often than not running late.
I wish I could say it was a scramble, but it's more that I just move with my pace.
It's never usually a procrastination as such.
It's always
because I am actually doing something or I am with someone and then losing track or a sense of time.
So this is personal.
It is very personal.
I mean, I want a campaign to prove that there's a reason why I am exceptionally bad at time.
There has to be some rationale.
Sid spent his childhood between London, UK and Colombo, Sri Lanka,
and his experience growing up between different cultures sparked his curiosity.
Something that's always played on my mind is how we in different areas of the world and within different cultures perceive time and how it affects us.
I know that certain places in the world it's seen in a very casual and lax way.