hey, i saw your message from earlier and wanted to reply before i got pulled into another meeting. yeah, the whole thing about the group project and who's doing what section is honestly getting a little tangled up on my end too. i think the best way forward is just to grab fifteen minutes this week and lay everything out on a shared doc so nobody feels like they're guessing. i can take the research part if that still works for you, and honestly i don't mind doing the slide cleanup either since i know you hate formatting things at the last second. one thing i wanted to mention is that the library has a few good sources on the third topic that are a little harder to find online, so if we split that up it might go faster. also, are you still planning to talk to the professor about the due date extension? i think if we bring it up early enough they'll be reasonable about it. let me know what times work for your schedule and i'll send over a meeting invite. oh, and tell your roommate thanks again for the coffee recommendation, i tried it this weekend and it was genuinely better than the place we normally go. anyway, chat later.

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okay so i was thinking about the weekend plans and i think we should just go with the simpler option instead of trying to coordinate six different schedules again. honestly the last time we did that it took three days just to pick a spot, and by the time we got there half the group was already tired. this time i'd say we meet somewhere casual, maybe that place with the outdoor seating that nobody ever complains about, and just keep it loose. no pressure to bring anything because i can grab snacks on the way, and i know you usually bring drinks anyway. i do think it would be fun to start earlier so we actually get a decent spot before it fills up, especially if the weather stays like this. also, did you end up finishing that show you were telling me about? i watched two episodes and i get why you kept talking about it now, the pacing is really good once it gets going. let me know if saturday works or if sunday is easier, i'm flexible either way. and if we end up going somewhere else last minute that's fine too, i just want to actually catch up since it's been a while.