Group Chat Etiquette | Part Two

Nikki Westcott· Host0:00

[upbeat music] A LiSTNR production.

Lucy Jackson· Host0:04

[upbeat music] This is Happy Hour with Lucy and Nikki.

Nikki Westcott· Host0:11

And if you're easily offended, then this might not be for you.

Lucy Jackson· Host0:14

[upbeat music] He was the only guy joining. It made sense at the time to make a group chat with him and my girlfriends to organize logistics. The weekend away has now been and gone, but now the chat seems to have replaced the one with just my girlfriends. And not only is he still in there, but he's become [laughs] extremely active. Oh, bless his cotton socks.

Nikki Westcott· Host0:34

Cheers, babes. Welcome to Happy Hour with Lucy and Nikki, the real-life shit you only discuss over a drink. But before we start, a little disclaimer.

Lucy Jackson· Host0:42

So today, we are here to talk about group chat etiquette part two.

Nikki Westcott· Host0:47

Yes, because believe it or not, there's a fucking lot to unpack here, cheers.

Lucy Jackson· Host0:50

There is. And honestly- There is so much to unpack ... so many people have written in and have kind of been like, "Ugh, I feel like I'm on the outs with my group chat," and I'm like- I think most- ... friendship's a two-way street, my dudes ...

Nikki Westcott· Host1:01

yeah, I think that's like, there's a lot of self-awareness from some, and then not really much from others.

Lucy Jackson· Host1:07

Yeah.

Nikki Westcott· Host1:07

I would say. And I think people like you just can also be, like, confidence and stuff. And like- Yeah ... I think, you know, it's easy for us to be like, "Just fucking go with the dish," but, like, if you've got that impending nerves about extending the olive branch or thinking you're invited and stuff, like, that would be hard to overcome.

Lucy Jackson· Host1:25

Like, well, if you're thinking you're not invited, more importantly.

Nikki Westcott· Host1:27

That's what I mean.

Lucy Jackson· Host1:28

Yeah.

Nikki Westcott· Host1:28

Um, but