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The speaker recalls moving from Encino to Tarzana, where he first encountered David Kudrow in the fifth grade. Their friendship quickly flourished, and they became best friends in sixth grade. It’s during these formative years that the speaker was introduced to Lisa, who was only five at the time. Describing her as a “cute little thing,” he reminisces about how Lisa would watch TV in a tiny chair, and he became a regular at the Kudrow household, where he was welcomed like family.
As the years passed, their familial connection deepened, with the speaker stating, “his parents became like my parents,” emphasizing the close-knit relationship between the families. They both wished to be “brothers,” reinforcing their bond, which was solidified through shared experiences and unconditional support.