Yeah I totally get what you mean about the scheduling conflicts. It feels like no matter how far out we plan something there's always a handful of people who can't make it. I've started just picking the date that works for the majority and sending out a calendar invite with a note that says 'let me know if you absolutely can't do this and I'll see what I can shuffle around'. It's not perfect but it cuts down on the back and forth by a lot bj6IoTLdBaRTwyz and I think it gives us a clearer picture of who's actually available without all the email threads. Also I think we should probably finalize the agenda before we send the full invite so everyone knows what they're signing up for. Let me know what you think. I can loop in the design team as well if we need their input on the presentation format.

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So we finally tried that new place downtown that everyone keeps posting about. Honestly I was a little underwhelmed given the hype. The appetizers were great but the main course was just okay and the service was pretty slow even though it wasn't that busy. I'd probably give it another shot in a month or two once they've had time to work out the kinks. Have you been yet? Let me know if you want to grab lunch there next week and we can compare notes. Either way I'm down for whatever just want to catch up properly. It feels like it's been ages since we actually sat down and talked about non-work stuff for a change. Let me know what works for your schedule.