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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I got an evite for a party 6 weeks in advance. I can’t plan my life that far out. I had every intention of rsvp-ing closet to the date, but I forgot, and apparently they didn’t send reminders or they went to spam. I realized the party was last weekend—oops.[/quote] Why not? If you have nothing on that date, you RSVP yes (if it’s something you want to go to) and then that’s the thing you do that day. This is not hard. [/quote] +1[/quote] Y'all are out of your minds. 6 weeks out, I have no idea what my work schedule will be. I don't even know if I will be in this geographic location on that day (because: WORK). I can't say yes to you that far in advance. [/quote] So just say no? Not everyone has this WORK problem. There will never be a system that works for everyone.[/quote] It’s fine with me. Above, I was told to say yes because I had nothing planned. I get the sense nobody can win with the bitter Betties on here.[/quote] Well you should respond no because you sound like a pain in the ass, but in general, the point is just respond one way or the other. Nobody cares about your personal sob story. In or out, that's it.[/quote]
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