3-16. Intercultural Communication: Adapting to Cultural Vari- ations [LO-4] You are a new manager at K & J Brick, a masonry products company that is now run by the two sons of the man who founded it 50 years ago. For years, the co-owners have invited the management team to a wil- derness lodge for a combination of outdoor sports and annual business planning meetings. You don't want to miss the event, but you know that the outdoor activities weren't designed for someone like you, whose physical impairments prevent participation in the sporting events. Draft a short email message to the rest of the manage- ment team, suggesting changes to the annual event that will allow all managers to participate