Yeah, I read it the same way. Not sure if it's even relevant, but they could have easily just replaced "guys" with "team", and it would have probably sounded le

Yeah, I read it the same way. Not sure if it's even relevant, but they could have easily just replaced "guys" with "team", and it would have probably sounded less slang-like (regardless of the casual sexism factor). Same with the "got to talking" part (replacing it with something more simple like "talked"). "the guys at Lyft got to talking with the guys at Rover and they decided to work together instead." (I read this like poorly-worded slang) vs "the team at Lyft talked with the team at Rover and they decided to work together instead." (I think this is much better worded)