Re: Board Meeting - Pizza

[Erik Olson <erik@thekrib.com>]

Hi Rick,

The whole food-host-thing has basically just evolved to where the folks 
who hosted the evening seem to not ask for money anymore.  Back when we 
were all po' and I was hosting board meetings in my crappy 1-bedroom 
apartment, I had no qualms asking everyone to kick in a few bucks.  Now, 
since getting married, I have been convinced by my better half that we can 
pay for the pizza ourselves.

This is a very good point that we shouldn't be expecting people to do 
this, and should remember to "pass the hat".

  - Erik

On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Rick Rose wrote:

> Hi Clay et al,
> 
> I'm still trying to arrange a member-home location for this week's board 
> meeting; but I have a question.  Although I've not yet hosted a board 
> meeting, and I've never asked, I've somehow gotten the impression that the 
> Board-Member-Hosts have purchased the pizza (which is fine since we all 
> eventually will have a turn).  Yet, I don't think we can ask the occasional 
> General-Member-Host to go out and buy pizza for us.  So, when we meet at a 
> non-board-member home, do we 1) take up a collection among the board 
> members, or 2) pay for it out of club funds?
> 
> Thanks,
> Rick
> 
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