> Her: But restaurant B has X. Classic. I sort of hate that kind of statement, because it doesn't state what the person wants to do. Are you saying that becaus

> Her: But restaurant B has X. Classic. I sort of hate that kind of statement, because it doesn't state what the person wants to do. Are you saying that because you want to go to B, or because you want me to consider going to B? It's so much better when it is "Nah, let's go to B because it has X and I know you like it too." Desire clearly stated, everyone in agreement, let's go.