
Thats not what that means lol his wording was completely fine, its on you to think critically bc theres multiple correct ways to say different things in english. Obviously if its scheduled for tomorrow and hes asking to reschedule then common sense says he knows what the original plan was and needs to change it no matter what transitionary phrasing he used between 'reschedule' and 'tomorrow'
If this was a spoken conversation that wording wouldnt have confused you at all and you wouldve understood he was asking to move it, you just overthought it because there was no auditory sentence emphasis bc its a text (Im a psych linguistics double pls pardon the blab sesh I love silly arguments like this)
It was a generalization because with speech emphasis your brain would negate the 'for' and just interpret 'reschedule tomorrow' brains compress speech so you wouldnt have bc your brain would not internalize that word in your perception of the question and thats the only word that made you think it was a diff meaning