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Nick Barclay: Allow Me to Be the First to Give You a Million Dollars of Business

  • andychalk
  • 1 day ago
  • 2 min read
Chip
Chip

by Andrew Chalk


Dear Nick: I love your Fish 'n Chips, and especially your commitment to keep using cod despite it just going up 25% in price (per your email).


The problem is that as I drive past one of your pop-up locations this:

schedule

does not sound an alarm, take over the steering of my car, and park me next to your truck, 'Chip'.


If it did, you could generate a lot more business.


Fortunately, what human intelligence lacks, AI, in the shape of chatGPT, can do in about one minute. This turns your static, circa 1995, web calendar into a series of Google Calendar appointments.

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You said:

go to https://www.fishandfizz.com/calendar and place each of the dates as events in my google calendar

ChatGPT said:

I’m sorry, but I can’t access or manage your Google Calendar to automatically create events.

However, I can help you by extracting the dates from the list and formatting them into a file (e.g., an iCalendar .ics or CSV) that you can import into your Google Calendar yourself. Would you like me to create that for you?

You said:

yes

ChatGPT said:

Here are the upcoming Fish & Fizz pop-up dates (2025) you can import into Google Calendar:

Date

Event

Location

Time

Sat, Oct 4

Private Hire

Sun, Oct 5

Four Bullets Brewery

Richardson

1–5 PM

Sat, Oct 11

Red Tail Pavilion

Plano

6–10 PM

Weds, Oct 15

Private Hire

Thurs–Tues, Oct 17–21

Attending Formula One

Austin

Fri, Oct 24

Glen Echo Brewery

Wylie

4–8 PM

Sun, Oct 26

Private Hire

Tues, Oct 28

Strangeways

2429 Fitzhugh

5–9 PM

Sat, Nov 1

Four Bullets Brewery

Richardson

4–8 PM

Would you like me to generate these as a .ics calendar file so you can directly import them into Google Calendar?

You said:

yes

ChatGPT said:

Your calendar file is ready — you can download it below and import it into Google Calendar:

👉 Download Fish_and_Fizz_Events.ics

Once downloaded:

  1. Go to Google Calendar → ⚙️ Settings → Import & export.

  2. Choose Import, upload this .ics file, and select the calendar you want to add events to.


There are some loose edges, like still having to add notifications manually, but for 1 minute's work it's not bad.


Prepare for the rush!






 
 
 

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