From their homes, Kareem and Rachel get down to brass tacks on vanish mode, signing documents, executive dysfunction, living alone, boarding schools, Rachel’s Carrie Bradshaw era, the West Village Girl phenomenon, Kareem’s old website, “real jobs,” the dynamics of the group chat and its accompanying drama, friendship fallout, national security issues, the amazing Zach Schiffman, the names of group chats, purpose-based group chats, the dream group chat, herniated discs, aspiring to chef levels, and, as always, Takes on Takes©. Host: Kareem Rahma Creators: Kareem Rahma and Andrew Kuo Editor and Audio Producer: Dale Eisinger Artwork: Andrew Lawandus Theme Music: Tyler McCauley Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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what's up everyone it's your boy karim rahma host of subway takes and subway takes the podcast amongst other various shows i have a really really really great guest for you today her name is rachel koster i've already recorded the episode so this is me telling you what we talked about already but stay tuned because we talk about her take which is that there should be no more group chats which i think i 100 disagreed with because i happen to love
the group chat. I think the group chat is where memes are farmed and created. You know, I wake up in the morning at 6 a.m. I've got memes loaded into several of my group chats. And I know it's going to be a great day. So I disagree with her on that. But we'll hear why she, you know, wants to change that.
We also talk about vanish mode, which is a phrase that I've coined on this podcast right now and maybe will become the name of my production company. We talk about executive dysfunction, something I wasn't aware of before. It's not erectile dysfunction, but it does function as a way to erectile dysfunction. We talk about West Village Girlies. I'm pro-West Village Girlie.
I don't know if you guys are. We talk about group chat dynamics, our boy Zach Schiffman, herniated discs, and cooking. So stay tuned. Listen to the whole episode. It's a good time. Here we go. I'm putting on my favorite radio voice. Does it sound like... I think it sounds like a radio voice. I have a very, very funny and apparently a Luddite of a guest. She's a stand-up comedian.
She's the host of the popular internet show, Boy Room, which is television that is on the internet, kind of like my shows. And she's one of the funniest people I've ever met. And her take was that there should be no more group chats, which I find to be...
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.
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