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In this brief monologue, the speaker defines two personal standards for choosing friends: first, a friend must be genuinely enthusiastic and supportive when the speaker succeeds; second, a friend should contribute to the speaker’s personal growth or increase the likelihood of achieving the speaker’s goals. The speaker acknowledges that while these criteria are simple to state, they are difficult to find in practice. Additionally, the speaker argues that most people would benefit from lowering the number of friends they think they need, noting that setting a high threshold leaves very few people who qualify, and that claiming to have many friends often reflects low standards.

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