“A check-in text to your friend will take you ten seconds. A catch-up call will take you about ten minutes. A meet-up will take just one hour out of your week.”

TED Talks Daily · How to make friends (and keep them) | Sheridan Voysey

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compares time needed for different friend-keeping actions

10 seconds, about ten minutes, one hour per week

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