Paul and Edzel wade into the swamp: the side chats, the screenshots sent to the wrong thread, the friend who vanishes for a month and resurfaces at two in the morning, and the ancient unsolved mystery of how to leave a group chat without starting a civil war. Plus the seven species of group-chat citizen, two confessions, one three-day cold war between the hosts themselves, and the Group Chat Constitution — seven articles, ratified unanimously.
Chapters:
0:08 — Cold Open
1:14 — Intro
2:26 — Catch-Up
9:56 — The Seven Species
16:39 — The Screenshot That Went Nuclear
21:30 — The Two in the Morning Bomb
24:53 — The Three-Day Cold War
30:15 — Are Side Chats Betrayal?
36:50 — How to Leave a Group Chat
41:29 — Read Receipts & the Mute Button
44:30 — The Group Chat Constitution
47:22 — Network Spotlight
49:30 — Goodbye
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