A third and equally pressing issue for conference goers involves deciding between talks with conflicting timeslots. It is expected to have to choose between two equally interesting talks, as multiple conflicting sessions are often scheduled. We discussed the social implications of leaving in the middle of a talk, an act which is often frowned upon, but also the advantages of attending a talk that one can learn from rather than sitting through a cutting edge talk above one's understanding. In the case of the former, there are often many tutorial-style presentations that can be a suitable introduction to a new field. Finally, attendees should try to avoid fear of missing out, or "FOMO," as attendees will often learn about interesting talks after they have passed.