Annoyed at husband

Am I right to be annoyed? My husband went to work this morning. He then told me he was going for a lunch with someone at 1 pm and would come home from there, he said he’d be home a bit earlier than normal, probably 4 or 4.30. He came home at 5.15pm, he’s taking 45 minutes to an hour before he actually comes to take over care of the baby. The way I see it he’s just had a whole afternoon of having a nice lunch and probably having some drinks while I’ve been looking after the baby. He shouldn’t need 45 minutes to an hour when he gets home before he takes over. Am I right to be annoyed? he’s taking the time to go to the toilet, roll his tobacco, listen to a podcast in his office…. Etc

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Your definitely right to be annoyed thats an absolute piss take, my partners never once took time after getting home before helping with the kids and he works blue collar x

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I agree. Mine also works blue collar and within 15 minutes (quick shower) he's got the baby

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I’m with you. My husband takes 5mins after he’s home just to change and then he’s got the baby. So I would be annoyed if he does that!

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