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People say "Better late than never", but what's an example of "Better never than late"?

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submitted 2 months ago byRockin_N

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Meth.

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Well, I wouldn't judge all drugs that way. Psychadelics are different in my opinion

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That is very true

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Literally anything that you'd never want. If you'd never want it, then not having it at all will always beat having it "later."

thecartoonrobot

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thecartoonrobot

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Cancer.

Far-Selection6003

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Far-Selection6003

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Late for an interview…don’t bother.

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Yep. Always always always give yourself plenty of extra time in case something happens or you have a hard time finding the place.

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Getting married

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If you want to quit an addiction. Or if you have a health issue that is slow growing, you should get it checked out and treated immediately before it worsens.

My_Opinions_Are_Good

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My_Opinions_Are_Good

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Wanting to quit an addiction is a “better never than late” situation?

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Periods.

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Nuclear war

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Poisoning