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SmartLess · May 11, 2026 · 1h 0m

Kareem Rahma

Kareem Rahma
Show Notes

Kareem Rahma joins the SmartLess hosts for a conversation centered on the quirks of New York City life. They dive into the daily experiences of sidewalk traffic, the cast of characters you encounter on the streets, and the unwritten rules of urban etiquette. A particularly memorable exchange emerges over dessert etiquette, when one voice firmly advocates for everyone ordering their own, leading to a playful but relatable debate.

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Highlights

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NYC Sidewalk Traffic
The group discussed the frustrations and peculiarities of navigating New York City sidewalk traffic, a topic that resonates with anyone who's walked in a dense urban area.
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Street Life: Kids and Rickshaws
The conversation touched on two other elements of NYC street life: groups of young people hanging out and the presence of rickshaw drivers, which added to the city's vibrant and chaotic atmosphere.
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Editorial

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The Dessert Independence Rule
During the conversation, a firm stance was taken that everyone should order their own dessert rather than sharing, with the line 'Everybody get your own dessert' summing it up.
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Misc

✧A declaration of dessert independence: 'Everybody get your own dessert' became a moment of comedic conviction.
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