Weight-loss drugs alter group's dinner tradition

• A group of six women meet every three months for dinner, rotating the decision on where to eat.
• The group has been meeting for four years, but recent use of weight-loss drugs has changed the experience.
• Members of the group report that eating now feels rushed due to the weight-loss drugs.
• The change in the group's experience is attributed to the use of GLP-1 drugs by some members.
• The group's tradition of relaxed dinners has been impacted by the use of these drugs.