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I just didn't vibe with them that one time.

Fun thing for me has been realizing that everyone that I care about in my life, that I've built like a good rapport with, that I feel so close to, I didn't really like them at first.

There was something about them that made me think, dang, not that I'm feeling threatened, but I feel like part of me is being challenged.

And those are the people that will make you grow.

The people that dress exactly like you and have the same kind of groupthink as you, that's not going to challenge you as a human being.

It's just going to make you reaffirm your own biases, your own kind of ideals.

And I think that your life is too short to just be surrounded by that all the time, man.

Come on, man.

You can't.

You can't.

Those old people that come up to you at the gym and they try to make a joke, you know, make a funny little meme at you, and you shut them down because you got your AirPods in, the AirPod Pros, and they have noise canceling.

Like, you are missing out on potentially a friendship.

And this is another thing, I think, generationally that we have become so opposed to.

It's the idea of making older friends, right?

And I get why.

When I think about older people as a kid, it was always that could be dangerous, right?

And especially with some of the releases of recent, if you catch my drift, if you know, you know, some files have shown that there are some weird people in this world that are very dangerous to young people.

But as an adult, you should, in my opinion, seek out relationships with people who have lived more life than you.

And not even on some mentorship.

It's more on some exposure.