My point was: if we take the “expected of you” further, someone will argue that we should pay for your commute. And yes, commuting isn’t expected, but unless y

My point was: if we take the “expected of you” further, someone will argue that we should pay for your commute. And yes, commuting isn’t expected, but unless you’re living at your job, you have to commute. So, saying “a commute isn’t expected, but being on time is” doesn’t make sense. Not to mention, there are times where an employer is required to pay for your commute. The biggest is travel that is required to do your job, such as a door-to-door salesperson. That could lead to: if a commute is practically required to do your job (your house to your place of work), why not pay for that? I personally don’t have an opinion on this; I’m just playing devil’s advocate.