Hello and welcome back to the U-Up podcast. I'm Jordana Abraham.

And I am Jared Freed. It is so good to be back here with you, Jordana. How are you? What's going on? What's the haps?

I am very good. Very good. Very good. Very good. That's quite an answer. Yes.

I would never say very good you'd never say very

ever ever never ever why how are you very good then i have to back it up with like a reason

well maybe wherever we're on a pod we're literally on a podcast i should back it up with a reason

yeah i'm waiting i would hope you have something to talk about because I would have to ask.

I always say, I'm okay. I'm okay. And, you know, when someone goes, I'm okay, it sounds like you're not

okay. Yeah, I guess that does start up a conversation I don't want to have. But I don't think it's weird

and say I'm great. If someone texted me and they were like, how are you? And I said, I'm okay. I would, like, to me, I would say that if I was like very much not okay. I would never text it. You would never. I just don't believe in giving too much to random stranger who, hey, how you doing? Great.

I'm no, not bad.

I'm pretty good. It would never be. That's fair. I'm very good. I'd be like, like, if it was right. If you were a strange. Here comes a big brag. If you were a stranger, I would definitely not say. Very good. Very good. So why are you? But you are, we're, we're pretty good friends, I think, at this point. I think we're, we're okay.

Yeah.

We're okay.

I think we've made it this far.

Yeah. Well, and then, oh, are you, are you, do you know whatever? Are you, are you friends with them? And then you said, oh, we're okay. We're okay. Means like we're not okay also. This is my dad's old thing. Do you know so and so? He would always go, do you know Jordana Abraham?

And I go, yeah, I know her. So you guys are friends? And I'd like, well, we're good.

Like I was like, and then his big test for whether you were friends with someone or not, it's, if you were walking by each other in a hallway, would you say hello?

In a hallway. In a hallway. And it's different than a street, right? Yes. Covered makes it way different. Yeah, right. I guess that's the way to judge.

If you saw someone across the street, it would be different than a hallway, different than a sidewalk.

Sidewalk, yeah. So you and I, if I saw you across the street, I would go across the street to go say hello to you. Yeah. I think that makes us good friends. I agree. We're more than okay. More than okay, yeah. If you were walking, you know, let's say, but that doesn't make us good friends, because I like Will. And if I saw him across the street, I'd probably go across the street to say hi to Will. That's true. Yeah, he would duck. He'd be out. Would you go across that? I mean, that's the thing. Let's say Will's out. You're leaving. Will's out getting lunch. You just saw him, he's on the other side of the street. Are you, you're going to do a wave, you're going to do a wave, you're not going to, what are you going to do? But that's a lot to just go, hey, Will, oh! Throw your body in front of this. Oh, oh, yeah. So I, I don't know.

But my dad's test, I was always like, well, if I was walking down an empty hallway and passing someone, I think I'd say hi to anyone.

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