Casa Mareas reorder — 200 tees to cut and ship this week. Confirming we are cutting Wednesday.
Asked by Ana López · started 3 Aug · 09:10 UTC · last moved 3 Aug · 10:02 UTC · owed by you
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- Ana López raised itCasa Mareas reorder — 200 tees to cut and ship this week. Confirming we are cutting Wednesday.
- Bisbe did not guessA cut date is a commitment to an account, so it goes to Maria before it is said out loud.
- AnsweredCut Wednesday, ship Friday, and give Elena the Friday date rather than the Wednesday one. We do not hand an account a date we have not already met.
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