The Carpool Guys
The Carpool Guys Podcast is where three real Jewish dads- Asher Dworetsky, Jon Ackerman, and Dave "From Flatbush" Tannenbaum, buckle up for unfiltered conversations about fatherhood, marriage, midlife, and the beautiful chaos of raising a family in the Jewish community today.
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The Carpool Guys
The Drive By: Dave feels left out... and jumps into the voice note saga
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Dave is back, and he has some thoughts on our last episode, WhatsApp Voice Notes, and more! It’s your 2 Minute Drive By!
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Hey guys, it's Dave from Flawbush doing the two-minute drive-by. Um, interestingly enough, I was driving home from Camp Cayley last week, and on my way home, I obviously, like I always do whenever there's a new uh pod out from the carpool guys, I tuned in. I turned it on, I was all excited. I'm listening and I'm listening. I'm like, what's different about this thing? What is different? What what am I missing here? And then it dawned on me. Me. I was missing me. They just like cut me like a bad habit. Um, obviously I was in on it. I knew I couldn't make it to this week, but it was it was just very difficult to listen, and then it w it wasn't me. Um but that's for another day. Um I think obviously the listenership and the downloads have been a little weak. I think that has something to do with somebody who was missing. Maybe we should wait the week. Perhaps. But um I wanted to address two things that were discussed. One was a question brought up about how long is too long of a voice note? The answer is anything more than one second. Because voice notes, in my opinion, are the most annoying thing in the world. If you want to text me, text me. If you want to send me a voice note, then you might you might as well just call me because I'm not I have no interest in listening to the voice note. Obviously, I'm texting for a reason, and to respond with a voice note means that I'm not gonna listen to it for at least another hour and I'm probably gonna forget about it. So, voice notes, in my opinion, anybody who knows me knows. I find them so irritating and annoying. Um that's number one. Number two, something that was discussed is um very interesting. So we have a new WhatsApp group. So everybody, I know there's been a lot of requests, a lot of mail about um that there aren't enough WhatsApp groups. So I think it's just time that we have our own WhatsApp group. And um, I think that's super exciting. Not sure if I've joined it yet, but uh Asher and John can tell me whether or not I'm on it. But I am looking forward to it. Contest, content, um, ideas, question of the week. It's just gonna be a lot of fun. So it's been nice. Hope to see you next time. Unless they've already like recorded another session without me, but that would be pretty sad. But miss you guys. Take care. Peace out.