“I got to the restaurant on time and got a text from her that she was running 10 minutes late,” she recalled. “I went ahead and got seated and ordered my food instead of waiting for her.”
She decided not to tell her friend that she was ordering her food, and she ended up being able to finish her entire meal because her friend showed up 30 minutes late.
“She said if she knew that I was going to be done eating by the time she arrived, she wouldn’t have bothered driving all the way to the restaurant,” she added.
Should she feel bad for finishing her meal, or did she act within reason?
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