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Episode 190: Andrew Waller and Mike Gagerman Interview **Episode 190: Andrew Waller and Mike Gagerman Interview** This week’s After Show features Andrew’s conversation with **Mike Gagerman and Andrew Waller** , writers of the film _Search Party_ (not the TV show), creators of the viral Twitter thread _Shh… Don’t Tell Steve_ , and currently writing the pilot for **Last Chance Lawyer** on NBC, with **Henry Winkler** set to star. Mike and Andrew walk through how they became a writing team, from high school collaborators to professional comedy writers. Along the way, they dig into creative partnership, long-term friendship, and the kind of strange, specific experiences that only come from working together for decades. The episode also tees up next week’s special four-way conversation with Mike and Andrew joined by **Aaron Brownstein and Simon Ganz** , the writers of last month’s pilot, _Guy Text_.
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Episode 188: Aaron Brownstein & Simon Ganz Interview **Episode 188: Aaron Brownstein & Simon Ganz Interview** In this After Show Andrew talks with writing partners Aaron Brownstein and Simon Ganz about their long road to _Guy Text_. They share what they learned working under Jason Katims (_Friday Night Lights_ , _Parenthood, About a Boy_) and Victor Fresco (_Santa Clarita Diet_), including lessons about character, tone, and why even a waiter with two lines should feel like a real person. Aaron and Simon dig into the personal inspiration behind _Guy Text_ , a modern sitcom about male friendship built around a constantly active group text thread. They discuss the realities of modern masculinity, parenting, ambition, and the challenge of making something deeply personal in an industry that often wants a trend instead. Aaron also recounts his start as a child actor: He appeared in a commercial featuring**Christopher Reeve** —a moment that gave him an early, unforgettable brush with the industry that would later become his career. You can see it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRD3QD17HuU
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0.7.1 chakra reset

fortify w/ #poetry

i pledge allegiance to the
group text i pledge allegiance
to laughter & to all the boys
i have a crush on i pledge
allegiance to my spearmint plant

-safia elhillo

#crown #crownchakra #sahasrara #pink #rose #rosegold #groupchat #grouptext #963hz

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#dougmellard #fartsafari2 #fartharder #grouptext #spicy #realspicy #text #chat #family #sausage #grill #funnymemes #comediansofbsky #standup #comedyspecial #comedy #funny #jokes #humor #comedy #standuprecords

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Watching. Waiting...

#xmen #grouptext #xmenmeme #xmenmemes

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🦸🏻

#kith #kidsinthehall #brucemcculloch #davefoley #superdrunk #petehegseth #grouptext #joker #batman #superhero #maga #trump

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EXCLUSIVE: DOD has deployed Signal on government devices overriding their own policy A high level source in DOD has confirmed that they were ordered to approve installation of Signal on government devices by Trump officials last month

fpwellman.substack.com/p/exclusive-...

I guess the headline: "Trump admin buffoonishly endangers America," is quickly becoming a, "dog bites man," news story. But... still... the buffoonishness... it boggles the mind.

#Signal #Signalgate #Hegseth #Grouptext

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A screenshot of a group chat titled "Houthi PC small group" with 19 members. The conversation includes a message from Michael Waltz, who states that a principles group is being established for coordination on the Houthis, particularly over the next 72 hours. He mentions that his deputy, Alex Wong, is assembling a "tiger team" at the deputies/agency Chief of Staff level to follow up on a Sit Room meeting from earlier that morning. He requests the best staff point of contact (POC) from each team for coordination over the next few days.

Several responses follow, listing POCs:

MAR: Mike Needham for State

JD Vance: Andy Baker for VP

TG: Joe Kent for DNI

Scott B: Dan Katz for Treasury

Pete Hegseth: Dan Caldwell for DoD

The chat interface shows the group's name, number of members, and that messages disappear after one week. The conversation appears to be taking place in a secure messaging app.

A screenshot of a group chat titled "Houthi PC small group" with 19 members. The conversation includes a message from Michael Waltz, who states that a principles group is being established for coordination on the Houthis, particularly over the next 72 hours. He mentions that his deputy, Alex Wong, is assembling a "tiger team" at the deputies/agency Chief of Staff level to follow up on a Sit Room meeting from earlier that morning. He requests the best staff point of contact (POC) from each team for coordination over the next few days. Several responses follow, listing POCs: MAR: Mike Needham for State JD Vance: Andy Baker for VP TG: Joe Kent for DNI Scott B: Dan Katz for Treasury Pete Hegseth: Dan Caldwell for DoD The chat interface shows the group's name, number of members, and that messages disappear after one week. The conversation appears to be taking place in a secure messaging app.

Michael Waltz (8:05 AM) informs the team that they should have received a statement of conclusions with taskings per the President’s guidance in their secure inboxes. He mentions that the State Department and Department of Defense (DOD) developed suggested notification lists for regional allies and partners. The Joint Staff is sending out a more specific sequence of events in the coming days, and they will work with DOD to ensure the Chief of Staff (COS), the Vice President (OVP), and the President (POTUS) are briefed.

JD Vance (8:16 AM) responds, stating that he is attending an economic event in Michigan but believes they are making a mistake. He highlights that 3% of U.S. trade and 40% of European trade pass through the Suez Canal, and there is a risk the public does not understand why action is necessary. He notes that while the President wants to "send a message," the approach may be inconsistent with his stance on Europe and could lead to a moderate to severe spike in oil prices. While he is willing to support the team's consensus and keep his concerns private, he suggests delaying action by a month to focus on messaging and economic conditions.

Michael Waltz (8:05 AM) informs the team that they should have received a statement of conclusions with taskings per the President’s guidance in their secure inboxes. He mentions that the State Department and Department of Defense (DOD) developed suggested notification lists for regional allies and partners. The Joint Staff is sending out a more specific sequence of events in the coming days, and they will work with DOD to ensure the Chief of Staff (COS), the Vice President (OVP), and the President (POTUS) are briefed. JD Vance (8:16 AM) responds, stating that he is attending an economic event in Michigan but believes they are making a mistake. He highlights that 3% of U.S. trade and 40% of European trade pass through the Suez Canal, and there is a risk the public does not understand why action is necessary. He notes that while the President wants to "send a message," the approach may be inconsistent with his stance on Europe and could lead to a moderate to severe spike in oil prices. While he is willing to support the team's consensus and keep his concerns private, he suggests delaying action by a month to focus on messaging and economic conditions.

A screenshot of a group chat conversation discussing strategic decisions regarding the Houthis, including input from Joe Kent, John Ratcliffe, and Pete Hegseth.

Joe Kent (8:22 AM) states that there is nothing time-sensitive driving the timeline and that the same options will be available in a month. He notes that Israel will likely conduct strikes and request additional support to replenish their resources against the Houthis, but he considers that a minor factor. He mentions sending unclassified data on BAM shipping.

John Ratcliffe (8:26 AM) shares the CIA perspective, stating that while assets are being mobilized to support the operation now, a delay would not negatively impact them. He suggests additional time could be used to identify better starting points for media coverage on Houthi leadership.

Pete Hegseth (timestamp marked "Today") addresses the Vice President (VP) directly. He acknowledges the VP’s concerns and supports raising them with the President. He emphasizes the complexity of the situation, noting factors such as the economy, Ukraine, and Gaza. Hegseth argues that messaging will be difficult since the public is largely unaware of the Houthis, and suggests framing it as a failure of Biden and Iranian funding. He identifies two risks of delaying action: (1) leaks making the administration appear indecisive, and (2) Israel taking action first or a breakdown in the Gaza ceasefire, which would prevent the U.S. from controlling the narrative.

Hegseth concludes that they are prepared to execute and, if given the choice, he would vote in favor of action. He frames the operation as necessary for restoring Freedom of Navigation and reestablishing deterrence, which he argues Biden undermined.

A screenshot of a group chat conversation discussing strategic decisions regarding the Houthis, including input from Joe Kent, John Ratcliffe, and Pete Hegseth. Joe Kent (8:22 AM) states that there is nothing time-sensitive driving the timeline and that the same options will be available in a month. He notes that Israel will likely conduct strikes and request additional support to replenish their resources against the Houthis, but he considers that a minor factor. He mentions sending unclassified data on BAM shipping. John Ratcliffe (8:26 AM) shares the CIA perspective, stating that while assets are being mobilized to support the operation now, a delay would not negatively impact them. He suggests additional time could be used to identify better starting points for media coverage on Houthi leadership. Pete Hegseth (timestamp marked "Today") addresses the Vice President (VP) directly. He acknowledges the VP’s concerns and supports raising them with the President. He emphasizes the complexity of the situation, noting factors such as the economy, Ukraine, and Gaza. Hegseth argues that messaging will be difficult since the public is largely unaware of the Houthis, and suggests framing it as a failure of Biden and Iranian funding. He identifies two risks of delaying action: (1) leaks making the administration appear indecisive, and (2) Israel taking action first or a breakdown in the Gaza ceasefire, which would prevent the U.S. from controlling the narrative. Hegseth concludes that they are prepared to execute and, if given the choice, he would vote in favor of action. He frames the operation as necessary for restoring Freedom of Navigation and reestablishing deterrence, which he argues Biden undermined.

A screenshot showing two text messages. The first message, sent at 8:27 AM, reads: "But, we can easily pause. And if we do, I will do all we can to enforce 100% OPSEC. I welcome other thoughts." The sender's name is not fully visible but appears to be associated with a profile picture of a person. The second message, sent at 8:32 AM from "Michael Waltz," discusses trade figures (15% global, 30% container), the difficulty of breaking them down to the US, the vulnerability of European navies to Houthi attacks, the necessity of the US reopening shipping lanes, and a presidential request to work with DOD and State to determine and levy associated costs on Europeans.

A screenshot showing two text messages. The first message, sent at 8:27 AM, reads: "But, we can easily pause. And if we do, I will do all we can to enforce 100% OPSEC. I welcome other thoughts." The sender's name is not fully visible but appears to be associated with a profile picture of a person. The second message, sent at 8:32 AM from "Michael Waltz," discusses trade figures (15% global, 30% container), the difficulty of breaking them down to the US, the vulnerability of European navies to Houthi attacks, the necessity of the US reopening shipping lanes, and a presidential request to work with DOD and State to determine and levy associated costs on Europeans.

Source: www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...

They should resign or be impeached. There should be criminal charges.

The courage of @jeffreygoldberg.bsky.social . The absolute cajones while others bend their knees and tuck their tales.

#signal #hegseth #theatlantic #resign #impeach #grouptext

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Trump Officials Defend Dumbest Group Text, Hypocrisy Runs Wild & Vance Disagrees with Daddy Donald
Trump Officials Defend Dumbest Group Text, Hypocrisy Runs Wild & Vance Disagrees with Daddy Donald YouTube video by Jimmy Kimmel Live

Trump Officials Defend Dumbest #GroupText, Hypocrisy Runs Wild & Vance Disagrees with Daddy Donald | #Kimmel

youtu.be/hSZ5KgObruU...

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Hello Tuesday, I shall dub thee Haikusday!

Here is today’s:

The unqualified
Sometimes they just make mistakes
“But those emails, though…”

- Jim 03.25.25
#haiku #haikusday #textmessages #hegseth #grouptext #tuesday

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#LockHegsethUp! #NationalSecurity #GroupText @theathletic.bsky.social

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#Yemen #Hegseth #texts #warplans #classified
#jdVance #Miller #gabbard
#grouptext #theatlantic #journalist #JeffGoldberg

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What confuses me is why was Jeffrey Goldberg included in the war plans and not Elon #dumdeedumdum #grouptext

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Brittlestar: “I hope you replied “STOP” to opt out of war plans.” 💙. Yes to Liberal party: #markcarney; never Conserative (like Republicans) #pierrepoilievre; (note “lie” in his last name) ; NDP: #jagmeetsingh ; Bloc Québécois #Yves-FrancoisBlanchet; Green Party: #elizabethmay; #CanPoli; #grouptext

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Nothing like a leaked #grouptext to get the juices flowing.

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🍽️

#twinpeaks #twinpeaksmemes #davidlynch #mrc #kylemaclachlan #text #grouptext #motherinlaw #family #dinner #aroundthedinnertabletheconversationislively

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It's hilarious that Zelenskyy's first world introduction was through a fake hilarious group chat and now we are all actually living in a real 'hilarious' one! #groupchat #grouptext #signal

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That wasnt meant for your eyes! #menschat #grouptext #men #comedy

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All these updates and #Apple haven’t found a way to make someone ask for permission to put you in a #GroupText!! There is no way I woke up at 4a to 300 text cause my 10yr old niece decided to make a family group text w/ 20ppl last night. Trust #SheWillBeDealtWith 😩 but c’mon Apple.

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Mom fell, inside the house. Southside Chicago. Refusing ambulance. Youngest brother driving her to emergency room and she is insisting on coffee from Dunkin to calm her nerves while her leg is bleeding profusely. #grouptext

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