Am I Wrong?: Jason and Adnan face off over texting etiquette.

Jason Demers and Adnan Virk get in a heated exchange about proper texting etiquette, enlisting Producer Tal to help settle their argument. It all goes down in the latest installment of our beloved "Am I Wrong?" series. To enjoy this episode in its entirety, check out Episode 13 featuring Alex Goligoski and Devan Dubnyk.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:04):
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Speaker 2 (00:09):
Yeah, final thoughts, f AM I wrong And this is
a question to the folks in the back. Everybody when
you text somebody, and I know we're in a world
where it's texting and I personally would rather FaceTime and
call people. But we're in a group threead the three
of us, me and Tale will will very very passionately
send text messages talking about how we want the show

(00:31):
to go, what guests we want, how we want things
to be formatted. Very you know we care, and our
colleague here at Nenverk will just give you and I'll
send like again, I look like a crazy ex girlfriend.
I'll send like four messages in a row, and I
might over message.

Speaker 1 (00:48):
It's exactly, I like the problem right over the hell up,
shut the hell.

Speaker 2 (00:53):
I might I might over message at times, but all
I get I'll send four messages very nice, and Tali
respond to me, and then we'll get I'll look at
my phone, I'll see ping, ping ping notifications. Ad NaN's responded.
I'm like, oh, he's answering back with like a nice answer,
thoughtful answer. No, it's a reaction to whatever I texted,

(01:15):
whether it's a thumbs up, a goddamn exclamation point, or
a thumbs down, maybe a haha at times if it's
something funny, and I find that such a slap in
the face. So people, when you send a long text message,
is it a slap in the face when somebody just
sends a reaction instead of an actual thoughtful answer. In return,
I think it's really funny.

Speaker 1 (01:35):
I'm glad that you're passionate about it. But tow will
back me up. He doesn't want to do this because
it's a producer.

Speaker 2 (01:39):
It's hard.

Speaker 1 (01:39):
You don't want to play favorites. But in fairness, I
did just read his book. He knows that you over
message and because he used to produce, you just to
be polite and playcate you. I'm smart, I'm just efficient.
So I just go, Okay, this isn't notable, but I'll
give you a like, I'll give you up to size
like I'm paying attention. But it's it's too much. Tell
back me up, it's too much.

Speaker 3 (01:57):
Well for there's no right answer for me right now.
I'm just gonna throw that out there. I love the passion.
I'm gonna think I'm gonna cut in and just diplomatically
say that it's a pleasure to work with someone who
is so fully invested in making NHL Unscripted the best
and most successful show it can be. But yeah, sometimes

(02:20):
it's a been much. Sorry Jay.

Speaker 1 (02:24):
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