Good evening, everybody. How y'all doing? We've got a great show plan for you. We're going to be talking

about hope, which I think is such an interesting and important concept, especially in a time like this.

I think for many it can be an understandably very foreign concept. How do I even believe that something good is to come next or even out of what's

happening around us? Hard to hold on to, but very important. And we're also

going to be talking about how to be a better friend. Again, I love introspection. And now we have more

downtime. Some of us, some of us are in complete overload. God bless, sending out so much care

and support for those that are juggling even more now so than before. Others, a lot of downtime. So

doing something

introspective god what a beautiful use of this time so we'll be talking about how to be a better

friend again as always a lot of the skill sets with being a good partner or a parent or a colleague

or a friend kind of apply ubiquitously to all those different roles and identities but

we're going to zero one specifically on being a good

friend because, hey, who doesn't want to be a better friend or have a better friend?

Relationships, man, you know, in the beginning, we were laughing saying, is there going to be a baby boom?

There's going to be a baby boom, right?

A lot of people are at home.

They're bored.

You know, things are going to happen.

Quite the opposite. We were tracking the rates of relationships ending and the divorces, although there's a

multitude of people that have built relationships during COVID, in fact, moved in

together, maybe sooner than they wanted to.

And they're thriving and doing well.

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