Speaker 1: Sullivan is the way he is because everyone in his
life has always favored his older brother, Corey. Right after
Sullivan answers the ad about the job, his brother walks
in and to talk about their parents.
Speaker 2: Hey Corey, how was your day? Oh?
Speaker 3: You know, same old, same old, just the usual grind.
Speaker 1: Sullivan hesitates, but then decides to broach a sensitive topic.
Speaker 2: Hey Corey, can I ask you something?
Speaker 3: Sure, a little bro, what's on your mind?
Speaker 2: Well, it's just I've been thinking about how we were
treated differently by our teachers and parents when we were
growing up.
Speaker 1: Corey's expression shifts slightly, but he tries to maintain a
nonchalant demeanor.
Speaker 3: Oh come on, Saul, you know how it is. Parents
always have their favorites, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it always felt like they favored you more,
like you could do no wrong and I was always
playing ketchup Corey.
Speaker 1: Sasa begins to crack as he realizes the impact his
actions may have had on his younger brother.
Speaker 3: I never meant for you to feel that way, SAULA.
I guess I was just caught up in my own
stuff and didn't realize how it was affecting you.
Speaker 2: It's okay, Corey, I just wish things had been different.
Speaker 1: You know, Corey reaches out and places a hand on
Salivan's shoulder or comfort and support.
Speaker 3: I know, little bro, and I'm sorry if ever made
you feel like you weren't enough. You're an amazing person
and I'm proud to be your big brother.
Speaker 1: Sullivan smiles, feeling a sense of validation understanding from resulted brother.
Speaker 2: Thanks Corey, that means a lot.
Speaker 1: Did your brothers share a moment of connection and understanding?
Speaker 2: The movie
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