Need assistance/opinions ASAP, please - Would it be rude to send one more email?

Question

Hey, you guys. I so deeply apologize for the incessant asking of this question... Someone just suggested an intriguing alternative, however, and I'm legitimately torn. (Rehash of circumstances below)

Long story short, I’ve established a (professional) relationship with the writer/producer/director of a television series I admire. Recently, I mentioned my family’s vacation to California during late August. Due to my interest in the field – as well as the supposed potential he’s gleaned from our conversations – Mr. *** has graciously agreed that we visit the studios.

As per our most recent e-mail exchange (April 6), I offered the dates of our vacation, so as to plan a studio visit. Haven’t heard anything back. I sent an email on May 19, validating his receipt of the prior email and requesting that by June 2 - My parents were looking to finalize plans by then. Haven't heard anything back.

I completely understand and sympathize with his management of time-consuming projects, but today is June 5. Considering A) this is a verified account, B) he has become my professional mentor of sorts, and C) this experience may have catalyzed my career, I'm crushed.

NOW my question is... Should we proceed to finalize the plans for our vacation, or should I *send one final email, requesting a yes or no response*?

Thank you so much, everyone! Cannot convey my appreciation.

Answer 1

since it is so important to you i would send one more email. make sure and summarize all the pertinent details and information as he may not have access to your other emails when he reads it you might also want to suggest a couple of days, times morn or afternoon that would work for you for the tour. mentioning you will certainly work with his schedule if he doesn't respond to this email i am afraid he has lost interest so you will have to drop it.

Answer 2

Not genuine. I'm the one Tribble is talking about. He despatched me an electronic mail, pronouncing that Charles Taze Russell rewrote the Bible in 1946 to fit his possess beliefs. I advised him that was once not so considering CT Russell died in 1916. I also informed him that there have been a number of Bibles apart from the NWT that say "a god" at John 1:1. This man ends up calling me a deceiver, satan, and a foul stench. All he is making an attempt to do is to extra prejudice the misinformed in opposition to Jehovah's Witnesses. How petty.

Answer 3

Yes.

Answer 4

Yes!

Answer 5

Let it go. He's already not answered your last two emails. A third one will look desperate / pushy. Enjoy your vacation.

Answer 6

Just send the email, what's the harm. Make it short. ONE SENTENCE TOPS. Or call.

Answer 7

He is probably very busy,and no offense but you should cut down on the caffeine intake.