Savannah frowned. And really flashbacks from that trip were getting stronger and stronger. "But why isn't telling us where we're going or how many manicurists they have necessary? No one said not to trust the people here, but not to trust the emails, and if you don't want to talk because of location, then why bother doing this now and not ask everyone in another room so people can give you an answer? Also I'd love to come, but if it takes us four hours, then I can't because I have a husband and kids and grocery and cooking, so time frame is very important, a lot more than the location. I can't possibly make a decision unless I know. In fact, why would I even want to come if I don't know the specific activity?" The more she talked, the more confused she got.
"I mean, you might not end up having a problem security wise, but you'll also not have a successful trip, because people won't say yes until they have the information, especially when you consider how paranoid most of us are." She knew without even looking who'd say yes and who'd ask for more information without committing to anything.