"There should be no more group chats!" with Rachel Coster
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Why does Rachel believe there should be no more group chats?
offensive so what's your take okay i think that there should be no more group chat 100 disagree okay because no i think what happened is that you and i are different because young people respectfully we have a different thing going on what's that they are making group chats for legit anything and i'm finding it challenging because something will start as like oh we're going to the fair but then like six months later i'm getting 125 texts a day
in the fair group chat.
Yeah, that are saying like, oh, Trump got shot, whatever. I don't want to see that in my group chats that I've never signed up for. You can't consent to being in a group chat. No one ever asks like, oh, do you want to be in here for the rest of your life?
It's true. It's like a nightmare. OK, I'm with you on this one.
And then you can't leave.
Wait, you can leave.
No, because then they'll send me a screenshot of me exiting group chat, go, hey, Rachel, what the f***? And then I'll have to express that like, oh, I actually don't want to be a part of this community anymore.
It is a community.
And then it's like not worth the drama. I don't have to explain that I don't want to be there. It's just like you get back to your phone and there's 300 new messages all from one space.
Do you do the minimal amount of work in there? Yeah, no, I never respond.
If someone got engaged or something, I'll bop in. But generally, it's like I really don't care what's going on in there. If you want me to know, text me.
What's the name of your most active group chat?
Wags, which is wives and girlfriends of our friend.
Who's the friend?
Zach. He's gay. Nothing wrong with that. I love the LGBT. Cute. Cute.
Plus.
Plus.
What's up, Rachel? Welcome to the show.
What's up? Thank you for having me, Kareem. Sorry for being bad at technology. And that's just like, I guess, my generation. And I also have like an amendment to my subway take. Is that allowed?
Of course. That's actually what the show is for.
Okay, perfect. Because... I think that group chats can be amazing, but I think they need an expiration date because there are too many people who are really lonely and just using them as a way to talk to people after you already went to Six Flags or had a bridal shower, and there's no need for there to be jokesters chatting up months after the event you made the group chat for.
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