Question

Mr. Murphy is an agent. A neighbor invited him to discuss the Medicare Advantage (MA) and Part D plans he sells at the regular Tuesday brunch the neighbors have for senior citizens. What should Mr. Murphy tell his neighbor about the kinds of food that can be provided to potential enrollees who attend the sales presentation?

Answer 1

Answer:

The neighbors may not provide a meal, but light snacks would be permitted.

Explanation:

Brunch is a meal that combines breakfast and lunch, so it is done between late morning and early afternoon. Since brunch doesn't eat lunch, the menu needs to have a wider variety of foods that can suppress your appetite and keep everyone well until the end of the day. For this reason, Mr. Murphy stated that for the neighborhood brunch for the elderly in the neighborhood where he will discuss the Medicare Advantage (MA) and Part D plans he sells, the neighbors might not provide a meal but snacks light would be allowed, so it would keep listeners interested and entertained to hear about the products he was selling.