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When it comes to your best friend,female full frontal it's you and them against the world.

Your closest buddy isn't just someone to confide in or help you move. Only the best of friends are privileged enough to just hang out, do nothing and judge other people for fun.

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These two ladies, who posed for photographer Brandon Stanton of Humans of New York, know what true friendship is.

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"We don’t have any hobbies. But we do try to get together a few times a month to judge people and complain about things," the HONY post says.

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The two ladies are grumpy, misanthropic and also incredibly relatable. After all, there is no better bonding than complaining about the world to your bestie.

Many people who have seen the most have cheered on the two curmudgeons:

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