That's Joey

In the Friendship Day programme, every pupil is required to deliver a speech about their best friend as part of the event. However, Joey finds himself torn between choosing Olive or Yassine as the subject of his address for the competition.

Friendship Day is a programme presented as a single episode, centred on a school‑based activity. The format follows a straightforward premise: pupils are given a specific task that highlights the importance of personal connections. In the core of the episode, every student is instructed to deliver a short speech about their best friend. While most classmates can readily pick a single person, one participant, Joey, finds himself unable to decide. He is torn between two close companions, Olive and Yassine, and the assignment forces him to confront his uncertainty. Joey’s dilemma drives the narrative forward, as the camera captures his attempts to weigh the qualities that make each friend special. The scene underscores the difficulty of choosing one beloved individual when both hold equal significance in his life. By juxtaposing his indecision with the simplicity of the task, the episode highlights how friendships can be complex, even in a seemingly easy school exercise. The episode concludes with Joey still facing the choice, leaving the audience to consider how the act of speaking about a best friend can reveal deeper feelings. The focus remains on the assignment, Joey’s internal conflict, and the two friends he values most, Olive and Yassine.