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Yes, Wednesday still works for me, and I can bring the notes from the earlier discussion.
If the room near the window is still open, that would be better because it is quieter in the afternoon.
For lunch, something simple is fine, and I can arrive a little early to help set things up.
I also checked with Maya, and she said she can join after her morning task wraps up.
Send the time once you settle it with the others, and I will adjust.

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That should be fine, and I think splitting the agenda into two shorter parts will make the afternoon easier.
I looked over the draft and the second section feels clearer than the first, so maybe start there.
If Jordan is joining late, I can recap the earlier points without repeating every detail.
Also, the handouts do not need color; plain print will be easier to read.
Let me know if you want me to outline the final steps before we meet.