By ELIZABETH BERNSTEIN
Wall Street Journal
If I asked you to have dinner with me Friday night, would you say "yes"? (Great!) "No"? (Bummer.)
Or would you break my heart and say "maybe"?
It seems it wasn't long ago that invitations required definitive answers. We would receive a phone call or a piece of mail requesting our attendance at an event, and we were expected to call or write back—with an affirmative or negative response.
Wall Street Journal
If I asked you to have dinner with me Friday night, would you say "yes"? (Great!) "No"? (Bummer.)
Or would you break my heart and say "maybe"?
It seems it wasn't long ago that invitations required definitive answers. We would receive a phone call or a piece of mail requesting our attendance at an event, and we were expected to call or write back—with an affirmative or negative response.
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