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[quote=Anonymous]Could he reasonably spin this that you are also not following up? Bro: "hey wanna come to dinner Saturday?" You: "YES, I'd love that, what time?" Bro: silence you: also silence Scene? Or do you respond after a day and say "Hey, I'm planning on coming for dinner, maybe at 6? Does that work?" I realize hounding him isn't great, but maybe just assume plans are on and make it VERY clear they are the ones who dropped the ball. So, more like ask for a response CHANGING the plan, not confirming the plan. "I'll see you Saturday at 6pm, I'll bring some wine. Excited to see you!" Then it's on him to say no to that. Which is sounds like he won't do.[/quote]
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