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The group discusses meeting for their book club on either Wednesday the 15th or Sunday at Matt's house. Jeff suggests Wednesday the 15th at Matt's house which the rest agree to. One member comments they shouldn't have invited Jeff to join the book club.
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- 4. Loose Ends
- 5. Weds. the 15th then. Mat's House? J G M P ...
- 6. ...?... Me too! ...Jeff? J G M 15th is good. P ...
- 7. Weds. the 15th then. Mat's House? J G M P ...
- 8. ... J ... G M ... P
- 9. J G M Hey, Jeff! What do you think about Weds. the 15th? P ...
- 10. *furiously making a humorous powerpoint slideshow* J ... G M ... P ...
- 11. ...considering sending an email to set up a skype conference to decide where to have the meeting J ... G M ... P ...
- 12. ...imagining how that will work... J ... G M ... P ...
- 13. .... J ... G M ... P ...
- 14. ...sends link to Powerpoint presentation J G M P
- 15. J G M P
- 16. J G M P ...I should never have invited Jeff to join the book club.
- 17. The End