Evan was my best friend, there is no denying that. When I met him in kindergarten, we quickly formed a strong friendship that would see us as nearly inseparable growing up, so much so that Evan became a part of our family, always cheerful and full of positive energy. We used to joke that we would have to hide food if Evan was coming over, because he had a bottomless pit and would eat everything in sight. We would often talk about how weird we were when we were younger. One of the examples that we had mentioned recently was whenever one of our parents brought us to the grocery store with them, Evan and I would stray away from whoever brought us and pretend that we had tourettes syndrome, yelling out randomly and falling to the floor. To us, doing silly things like that were absolutely hilarious, and that is only the tip of the iceberg.