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Probably depends on the reason for the delay. If he delivered his child to the hospital for example, I wouldn't want to be his priority.
by bayesianhorse 13y ago
Probably depends on the reason for the delay. If he delivered his child to the hospital for example, I wouldn't want to be his priority.
- mkoble11 13y agoProbably depends on the reason for the delay. If he delivered his child to the hospital for example, I wouldn't want to be his priority. Totally agree. Common courtesy would dictate that he should take 1 minute to pick up the phone and say "Hey, my wife is in labor...gotta reschedule".
- nsmartt 13y agoI thought this too, but the article makes no indication that he ever attempted to explain. He could have called/emailed and explained in advance, and asked to reschedule—even for the same day—, or he could have explained in one of the emails he sent afterwards. Of course, this information could just be omitted from the article.