Full disclosure, what I did today was shitty, and I think I'm the asshole. But I want to know how egrigious what I did was.

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I work as a tub refinisher, and I'm currently just a helper. My coworker is out of town for today and tomorrow, so I was sent in to a site, to strip the paint off some tubs. Keyword being "some." They expected me to not even finish one today, and the job is for multiple tubs in an apartment complex.

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I go in, I end up getting there about an hour late (underestimated the drive) at 09:00, and get to work after talking to the client. As I'm getting my stuff set up in the vacant apartment, to gauge how long it'll take me, he says he'd rather have me start in the occupied one, since the people were asked to leave the place while I'm stripping ("fumes" and all that.) I agree, and haul my tools over to there and get set up.

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Some complications arise, and I end up going until 13:30 or so. He comes in and asks if I want to start working on the vacant one. I didn't, and I said I was going to get going, since hauling my tools would take a while. He kept asking, but I repated that I was going to get going. By the time I had everything hauled into the vacant room, it was around 14:00, and I wanted to get going. He asked again, and I said I'd be here at the proper time tomorrow, explained how because I did one today, now everything was fresh in my mind and I would be faster as a result, how I'm only scheduled until 15:00, and how I wouldn't even be doing much if I stayed. He stopped asking at that point, and we said goodbye.

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So, yeah, I don't really have a good reason for leaving an hour early. I could have stayed and worked on stuff until it was time to go, but I didn't. 

I do have shallow reasons for not wanting to stay, like how his periodic checking in on me, and watching me work, made me uncomfortable, and how the vacant apartment was where he was working, but I don't really think that excuses what I did.

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I mostly just want to know how shitty what I did was, and if I should be concerned about it.