All friendships should be additive and worth the time and energy invested.

“Every friendship should be additive. They should be worth the time and the energy that we invest.”

Friends can be categorized into those that become family when family dynamics are distant, versus those whose social life is integrated with their biological family.

“One type of person was never that close to their family, and therefore friends became their family. Yeah. And then there's the other type of person that's so close to their family that they rely less on their friends.”

Zane expresses that the most rewarding part of having a large wedding is having all his loved ones in one place.

“I couldn't wait for the day where every single person that I love is in the same room that's wild All My Friends Meeting all my family my cousin my aunts and uncles that I talk about all the time is going to be insane it's the best”

Bobby Lee believes that maintaining and nurturing friendships requires putting effort into engaging with others even in group settings.

“I mean I would talk to I would engage with people at the table”

Joe believes that a person's current and future professional trajectory is a relevant factor when evaluating whether to build new friendships.

“I get it. Like it's hard to build relationships with people ain't going nowhere when you going somewhere. And I don't mean money or nothing like that. I just mean life-wise.”

H. Foley believes cancelling plans on a friend requires more consideration than a short notice text.

“I would feel that way. Yeah. >> Really? >> Yes. >> You think me saying, "Hey, I'm in." And then couple hours before saying, "Hey, I can't make it." >> Well, it wasn't until I texted you, "What time are you going?"”