I know that the way they act in front of the podcast, behind the scenes, in front of the internet,

like they are such good people. They're going to hold the door for you. They're going to say,

please and thank you. They're not going to be mean to you. I am really proud of the way that

they conduct themselves.

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Hi, you guys.

We are here to talk about friendship.

And the way that we've felt about friendship has evolved over the years. And I think that's a really common life experience.

You know, you have like your built-in friends from when you are in school

and then you go to college and probably have a group of friends. And then you get out of college

and you might move and you might have kids and you might have all these big life changes.

And sometimes friendships can look different. Now, we are friendly to everyone, I would think.

Casual friendship is not really what we're talking about because acquaintances,

I don't think you have to have such a high bar for.

Well, and you shouldn't because if you're keeping that high bar for everybody,

well, first of all, they're not going to be able to do it.

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