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Hey, about the hiking trip this weekend – I think we should aim to get to the trailhead by 7 AM at the latest. The parking lot fills up incredibly fast, and I'd hate to have to park a mile down the road and add that to our hike. Did you check the weather forecast again? I saw a chance of morning drizzle, but it's supposed to clear up by 9. We should pack those lightweight rain jackets just in case. I've got the trail map printed out and I've marked the two possible spots for our lunch break. One is by the stream, which would be nice if it's not too muddy from any rain. The other is on a rocky overlook with a great view, but it's a bit more exposed if the wind picks up. I'm leaning towards the overlook if the weather cooperates. Also, remind me to pack the binoculars – I read that this is a good time of year to spot hawks in that area. I'll bring the small camp stove for coffee, unless you think we should just stick with thermoses. Let me know what you'd prefer. I can pick up any snacks you want on my way over. I was thinking of making those energy bars we tried last time, unless you have a different request. We should also coordinate backpacks to avoid doubling up on items like the first-aid kit.

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So regarding the office snacks, we definitely need to re-evaluate the choices in the break room. The pretzels have been untouched for weeks, and the fruit basket just seems to accumulate bananas until they go brown. I think we should switch to a mix of savory and sweet, but maybe individually wrapped items for hygiene. What about those rice cracker mixes? Or maybe see if we can get a subscription for some local granola bars. I'm also wondering if we should have a suggestion box for this. It would take the pressure off any one person deciding. Also, we need to check if anyone has severe nut allergies we haven't accounted for. The current trail mix is definitely not safe in that case. We could do a poll on the internal chat system. Just a simple "pick your top three" from a list. I can compile a list if you want. Do you think management would approve a slightly higher budget for this? Even an extra ten dollars a week would let us get some yogurt cups or better cheese sticks. Let me know your thoughts when you have a minute. We should sort this before the new interns start next Monday.

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So regarding the office snacks, we definitely need to re-evaluate the choices in the break room. The pretzels have been untouched for weeks, and the fruit basket just seems to accumulate bananas until they go brown. I think we should switch to a mix of savory and sweet, but maybe individually wrapped items for hygiene. What about those rice cracker mixes? Or maybe see if we can get a subscription for some local granola bars. I'm also wondering if we should have a suggestion box for this. It would take the pressure off any one person deciding. Also, we need to check if anyone has severe nut allergies we haven't accounted for. The current trail mix is definitely not safe in that case. We could do a poll on the internal chat system. Just a simple "pick your top three" from a list. I can compile a list if you want. Do you think management would approve a slightly higher budget for this? Even an extra ten dollars a week would let us get some yogurt cups or better cheese sticks. Let me know your thoughts when you have a minute. We should sort this before the new interns start next Monday.
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