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Captain Darnell's Farewell Lunch Analysis
Speaking with Captain Darnell about your farewell lunch, he thought that it was a great idea but unfortunately we will not be able to go to Olive Garden in Virginia Beach as you and I spoke before since this lunch will take three hour plus and he cannot authorize the civilian to take more than 90 minutes for this type of function. Otherwise, the civilians will have to take leave in order to attend your farewell lunch and he cannot ask them to do that either. Therefore, he recommended for us to pick a restaurant close by so we can go and eat and be back to work after lunch. He said that the most the civilian can be away from work without taking leave is 90 minutes. That brings two questions, first, what do you think about this? Second,
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