>>53744648I feel like they could stretch "Early 2023" into May if they really don't want to own up to missing the deadline. It's not a concrete term so there's no reason to put a definitive label on it.
Also, it sure as hell doesn't feel like it but June 21st is still just before the halfway mark on the calendar. It doesn't change much but you got me thinking about it because that didn't sound right.
