Best practice to keep them properly iced is to drink em before they get warm. Cost effective and maximizes ROI.

LOL - I'll have to suggest that to the Events Committee, then turn it over to the Finance Committee for review. :laughing:

They won't drink them before they're warm because the attorneys talk too much.

You'll need to have those metrics in place before the Finance Committee review. I can provide in-person training. It's only a one-day class, and when they finally wake up 2 days later, they'll have a better Core Competency as well as a headache.

:beer:

Will CLE credit be offered for your training session? Because I'll need to prepare, circulate, collect and submit the forms for the attendees, along with a copy of your PowerPoint presentation. And that's something I always love to do.

There are too many committees here, too many internal meetings, too much "will circle back" and "will review and revert" in emails. Yikes. Gimme a beer. :laughing:

I don't use PP, I use Tik Tok vids. I'll recrudesce when I get that all in order.

***googles recrudesce***

Your recrudescence is very impressive. Let's regroup and reconvene soon.

"Being Good at Looking Up Words In a Thesaurus" is an elective, if they'd like to include that. No extra charge.

Which reminds me - since this is the drinking thread...

A thesaurus walks into a bar. The bartender takes one look and says, "What is this, a prank, mockery, tomfoolery, facetiousness, drollery, hoodwinking or knee-slapper?"

I liked that one. Thanks for the chuckle.

As for drinks, the minute my kids get to sleep, I'm cracking open a St-Ambroise oatmeal stout https://mcauslan.com/en/beer-facts/?...en&product-446