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It is age, I tried to setup a day outside with my friends in December before the end of 2022, everyone got their calendars out and to make sure almost everyone
by Raed667 4y ago
It is age, I tried to setup a day outside with my friends in December before the end of 2022, everyone got their calendars out and to make sure almost everyone was available we needed to push it to late February 2023 ... 3 months to get 8 people calendars synced to have the same free day.
- geysersam 4y agoSomething about this problem smells queuing theory. We all know the solution! Over provisioning. Leave some slack in your calendars damnit.
- roenxi 4y agoThe queuing theory interpretation is that they have events appearing faster than they can consume them, so there is a long queue (of events) to attend. If the queue is ~3 months long and they have about 1 day/time per day we can work out some things about the situation. "Leaving slack" is impossible, they don't have enough free time to do everything they are committed to. It would make the situation worse.
- Pinegulf 4y agoThis. Responsibilities, work, family and reduced metabolism over age. Also, try to remember how many old geezers you had in your parties when they were held? Yep, close to none. Now we are that category.