The Carpool Guys
The Carpool Guys Podcast is where three real Jewish dads- Asher Dworetsky, Jon Ackerman, and Dave "From Flatbush" Tannenbaum, buckle up for unfiltered conversations about fatherhood, marriage, midlife, and the beautiful chaos of raising a family in the Jewish community today.
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The Carpool Guys
The Drive By: Visiting Day 2026! Asher Makes The Trip to Camp Kaylie!
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Alright, it's Ash Doretsky from the Carpo Guys here reporting live from Camp Keeley. We had such a wonderful day here in camp on visiting day. They did such a beautiful job. Shout out to Rabbi Brazil, Rabbi Rosenthal, Rabbi Liebwitz, Rabbi Rosner, Rabbi Kurtz, Rabbi Sif. One unbelievable uh staff that we have up here and all the amazing division heads and counselors. My boys are having the best summer ever. Couple of things I learned about my boys. Number one, my younger son forgot my name and now calls me bro. Five times he called me bro, and I turned to him and said, Um, I'm not bro, I am abba. And he said, Nope, you're bro now. That's what I call everybody. The last two weeks I call everybody bro, and now you're bro too. So apparently I am bro. So in the future, when I am introduced on the podcast, it'll be hey, it's bro. So enjoy that. My older son Bar Hashem is doing amazing and very proud of him and all of the amazing things he has done. He has learned all about amazing feed hygiene, which is something we're not gonna talk about that much. And the last thing is apparently my younger son knows how to set and make a make his bed, which is news to us because whatever. Never seen him do that before. Also, apparently, his counselor said that he's one of the first kids out of the bed, which is amazing because at home, when we have to wake him up, right, Joe? She it takes an act of God and screaming and yelling, but Bar Hashem, so we're gonna leave him up there for the rest of the summer. Are you okay with that, Aaron? Getting the death stare. Anyway, we love Kaylee. Kayleigh's been amazing, they're doing an amazing job. Shout out to everybody there, wonderful staff. It's been such a beautiful day here in Kaylee, and we are gonna miss it so much when we leave, and we are loving every second of it. What a beautiful camp, what a special and holy place, as Rabe Sif says, the magical island that is uh Camp Kaylee. I wish that we could be up here all summer. We had such a beautiful time. Alright, hope to see everybody listening to the podcast. Thank you to all the fans that came over to me today. I pretend like I'm embarrassed, but I love every second of it. Don't tell anybody. Uh, have a great day, have a great rest of your weekend, drive safely, everybody. Enjoy. Do do do do do do do do do do.