Does the early bird always get the worm? Is it always best to be early?

Question

Either way, last one to answer this question gets 10 points.

Answer 1

It depends on how many cats are out there waiting for the birds to show up. :D

Answer 2

I'm revoking my answer and replacing it with the answer below, which is the same as the first. It is like Jan-18-06, so am I still considered last? Hahhaha!!!!



I would say in this case, if I was last, and if points were worms, then I would be better off not being early.

Answer 3

The early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese.

Answer 4

Benefits of being early: You sometimes get to catch the host before they are quite ready. You get to find out what the plans are for the entire evening before everyone else. You get some one-on-one time with the host before things get busy with other guests.



Benefits of being late: You get to make an entrance & you get to play the blame game with your spouse as to whom made you late :)



I prefer to be early if at all possible, whether it be a social function or a job interview. Unfortunately, where social functions are concerned, I think it is my lot in life to always be late...

Answer 5

Worm, eeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwww!

Answer 6

Yes. But not only the worm but a lot of riches, both material and spiritual

Answer 7

Who wants a worm anyway?

Answer 8

not best for the worm

Answer 9

not at all times. being early sometimes is a waste of time.depends. what business are you in? or what instances you are about to go in?

Answer 10

there is am axiom that says, If you are not 5 mins early, you are late.



MANY important things can happen, if you arrive early.

Answer 11

yes worms are good hummmmmmm