This is Stevea Robbins. Welcome to the Get It Done guys quick and dirty tips to work less and do more.

When life is uncertain, it can be hard to know exactly how to involve other people. It's an exciting day.

Intern M.G. has managed to score an extra preview code for the latest massively multiplayer online game,

My Little Pony, the QT Mark of Power.

The goal is to find the QT mark of power which will let...

Nope. No, I am not going to give away any spoilers.

The code expires in just three hours, so MG needs to act fast, but who should he give it to?

Two of his bros, Zach and Connor, are

secretly bronies. He's got a conundrum. Now, all that M.G. wants to do, he really wants to offer

the preview code to Zach, because Zach loves Rainbow Dash so much that Zach uses her name as his

email password. We're not supposed to know that. This game would be life-changing

for him. Well, we texted Zach, but he hasn't replied. He's probably busy arranging Hell Week

for his frat's pledge class. So, does M.G just call Connor immediately, or does he wait,

possibly getting no response from Zach and then missing the opportunity to call Connor.

This is a tricky situation.

With M.G, it's Rainbow Pony's.

But with URI, it could be that last-minute ticket that we have to an atonal 20th century opera

performed entirely in Swahili.

Or it could be a spare Red Sox ticket, complete with a complimentary football inflation pump

signed by Tom Brady.

Our first choice friend isn't immediately available, and we don't want to risk not having time

to invite our second choice friend. Of course, we love all our friends equally, but we love some of

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