John Delony

One of the hardest lessons I've had to learn in my life is that friendships that were ride or die for a decade, for two decades, people grow up and they grow apart.

And it's one of the... There's no breakup with your buddies.

Right.

Right?

I don't know.

Like when you break up with a girlfriend, you like...

It's just, like, over.

Like, we're breaking up.

It's, like, all these rules.

Like, we don't call each other or text each other or whatever.

Or if we get a divorce, there's, like, legal proceedings.

When you have buddies that, like, you got in fights with in elementary school and middle school and high school and y'all did things together and y'all spent the night at each other's houses and y'all went and, like, when suddenly you're like, oh, I didn't know you were that dude.

I'm out.

There's not a set of rules after that.

I'll tell you, I don't know if I use the word confront, but I just know I love my friends, especially my guy friends.

I love them with my life.

I love them with my family's life after I'm dead, whether it's they're an executor of my will or like whatever.

And so I don't know if it's the word confront as much as

My hope is right when we get off this call, you pick up the phone and say, bro, we got to talk.

Are y'all in the same town?