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It is an expression of a frustrated person, who has waited a long time and, at last, is being served, or getting what they want.
- It is an expression of a frustrated person, who has waited a long time and, at last, is being served, or getting what they want.
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It is an expression of a frustrated person, who has waited a long time and, at last, is being served, or getting what they want.
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A person would typically say this in a context where someone arrives late or something happens late.
It expresses exasperation.
eg Tom phones Mary at 2 pm.
Tom: Hello.
Mary: About **** time! You promised me
It expresses exasperation.
eg Tom phones Mary at 2 pm.
Tom: Hello.
Mary: About **** time! You promised me
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