A: Well, you finally got here. It's about time. I've been waiting in
            this restaurant a full thirty minutes.
            B: Sorry, Jeannie. You know me. I'm always late.
            A: Everybody knows, and every body's getting tired of it. Five,
            ten, thirty minutes all the time. No one is that busy. Even in
            school you always interrupt¹ the teacher right in the middle of a
            sentence. The whole class has to wait while you sit down and put
            down your books. It annory s him and everyone else.
            B: All I can say is sorry. Maybe I'll reform², but don't count on it.

            Notes:
            it's about time-you are late (注意：这是一句表示生气的话，用于责怪对方不遵守时间。在青年人中常用)
            get tired of… 对…感到厌倦
            it annoys him 这使他讨厌
            reform 改正(作风、做法)

            译文：
            A：啊，你总算来了。你迟到了。我在这家饭店足足等了三十分钟。
            B：对不起，珍妮。你是知道我的，我总是迟到。
            A：人人都知道，人人都对此感到讨厌，迟到五分、十分、三十分钟，老是这样。没有人会那么忙。即使在学校里，老师讲话讲到一半总是被你的迟到打断。全班不得不等你坐好放下书本。这使老师和每个同学都感到讨厌。
            B：我所能说的只有抱歉。也许我会改正，不过别对我抱太大希望