The best part is, the next day, you don't even have to feel shame. See if that makes him change his perspective on life. Make it the most memorable night of his life. When he shows up, you blow his mind with the most amazing party he's every seen. Set up a Project X-esque party, then call your friend up and ask him to stop by because "you have a gift for his kid" or some lame shit like that. What you need to do is organize the biggest rager you possibly can. It's also about getting twisted with the boys. Your goal is to remind your friend that there's more to life than making money and raising a healthy family. Nobody enjoys doing that.īut what you have here is different. Everyone sits in a circle and takes turns explaining how his addiction has hurt them personally. Then they have to call up all the people closest to him and organize the world's most depressing meet-up. They'll have some degenerate friend who's pathetic life is going down the shitter. An intervention that's actually fun.ĩ9% of people who host interventions are forced to do the polar opposite. An opportunity to host an intervention that encourages alcohol, drugs, and hookers. You have an opportunity that most people will never have. Don't let the fact that if he truly buckles down for the next 5 years, can manage to raise some decent kids, advance himself in his career, and achieve a Master's degree that will set him up the rest of his life distract you from the opportunity you've been presented with. Don't mind the fact that your good friend is at a pivotal point in his life. This absolutely calls for an intervention. Should we hit the panic button or am I just being a critical dick to my best friend by calling him on the BS? Am I right to be concerned and call him out on it? It’s very apparent she wears the pants and denies him friendship and memories with the boys. When that friend begins making excuses and declining most opportunities to do fun shit with the boys is it time to hit the panic button? Not to mention this person has 2 toddler-age kids (and is the primary parent), an extremely stressful full time job, does most of the shit around the house, and is working on their masters degree online all at the same time. Am I right? Knowing a best friend for 10+ years you ought to know what they enjoy etc. However, when you get cockblocked from friendship with the boys 99/100 times, something is wrong. So guys need guy time here and there, right? Early to mid 30’s people are having kids, building careers, look I get it. If you're at point in your life where you could use some advice from a fledgling Barstool employee, feel free to submit whatever the hell you'd like on the Google Form at the top of this blog. I was truly shocked that I got as many questions as I did, so thank you to everyone who's participated. In my first week I received 43 questions. A blog series where I answer the questions of Barstool Sports readers. Welcome to the second installment of "Dear John".
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