Read the following conversations and see how the new words are used.

[W]  Will you please arrange for an elegant lunch during the regional manager's visit?

[M]  That's such an annoying burden. Why don't you just go to a restaurant?

[W]  I need to show our impressive sales data during lunch and can't show slides at a restaurant.

[W]  Here's a list of 12 restaurants in the area.

[M]  Let's narrow this list to two or three and then ask the staff to make a final selection.

[W]  First, let's double-check that they all offer free delivery to this building.

[M]  I'm so annoyed. I've sent multiple E-mail notices to staff asking for their votes for lunch choices.

[W]  I think you are trying too hard to pamper people's individual tastes and preferences. Just make a decision.

[M]  Why does this job always fall to me?

[M]  Do caterers usually charge a fee for picking up the dirty dishes after an event?

[W]  It's common to charge extra for that, but I know of one caterer who will pick up for free.

[M]  That settles it. As far as I am concerned, we can use the cheaper caterer.