[Steve, voiceover] Normally when I stop by Parker's house, it's out of complete anger, and today was no different.
A recent change to the StevenSuptic.com website had me infuriated.
[Steve, voiceover] I was finally ready to take my frustrations out on Parker. He was finally back from a business meeting in New York
(chuckling) I don't know what kind of business Parker has going on but it's so...
Well, they just made lemonade stands legal in Utah so... If you ever needed a backup plan
[Steve, voiceover] But when Parker opened the door, I could immediately tell something was different.
[Steve, voiceover] Something didn't feel right. Parker seemed genuinely a lot nicer than he normally does.
I couldn't tell if he hooked up with that paraplegic Tinder date, but something was definitely different.
He had a spark about him.
[Steve, voiceover] And for the first time, Parker owned up to the fact that he actually has responsibilities.
It seemed like a bright horizon for both our business and our friendship.
[Steve, voiceover] Parker was right. I really need to stop overthinking things.
[Steve, voiceover] I totally forgot, very recently Parker, James and I have been prepping a choreographed sequence of dance moves for an upcoming performance
["Sunroof" by courtship. playing]
[laughing]
[Steve, voiceover] I never thought that I'd see this day come.
Me? Like Parker? This is one for the books, and not just any book, the Bibles
[Steve, voiceover] Recently, my boys have been a little upset because everything we do has a camera on
We had a little group meeting to figure out how we can alleviate the situation and sort of rekindle our friendship
[everyone talking over each other]
[Steve]The idea of monetizing my friendship is a hard habit to break
I kept catching myself filming my friends in very private moments
[Steve, voiceover] We didn't turn the camera on for another couple hours. We just sat there, talking to each other, igniting a passion once lost, until...
Singing: Just a couple friends and we're hanging out again.
[Steve, voiceover] Film friends. I like the sound of that.
Because film friends don't ask you to help them move. Film friends make you money, and that's the kind of friend I want.
Not one where you sit on a ridge and perform a secret handshake for about 20 minutes
[Those friends suck, because they always have your back. Just kidding, even someone in the highest tax bracket, like me, still needs a real friend