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I've talked to him off and on but nothing significant. I can shoot him a text and ask him for the list. Whatever you guys think.
Just a couple of thoughts.I think Issaquah is a great place to meet again, we had a great turn out for the informational meeting.I think any establishment that has a more private room would be good and pizza places almost always have something like that. I am not familiar with what is in Issaquah but I am sure I could get something off of Google.I would say whichever of the two dates suggested that Dan could attend would be better.I think Dan has the list of emails for those who attended that meeting if we could get our hands on that to make sure everyone gets invited back that would be great.I say lets talk about the name at the meeting to take a vote.Also talk about what the focus will be, from the people I talked to at the meeting it seemed like mule deer but we can confirm that at the next meeting.Jim or Josh, have etiher of you talked to Dan? I saw him at the sportsmans show and don't have a problem reaching out to him for the list of contacts, asking which meeting he could make and pinning down a place in Issaquah with a meeting room for dinner.
As far as other locations, I called the Roundtable pizza in Issaquah and they have a separate meeting room that can be reserved a few days in advance. The Good - They don't charge a fee, it is quiet cause it is a separate room and there isnt a trivia night The Bad - They will not except a long term reservation say like every 3rd Wednesday of month for the year, You must call each timeThe Ugly - Well its pizza so I refer to it as death disc but its soooo tasty! but bad for you I called Zeke's up on the Issaquah highlands and they say they have room for groups however they don't have a separate room, but better pizza ... just stay away from Wednesdays cause that is trivia night If anyone has any other ideas by all means look into it, I only suggested a pizza joint cause typically they have space, its quiet and there isnt a fee.
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