What does Jason say about "a friend in need is a friend indeed?" [originaltext]R

Robert: Jason, what do you think about friendship? Do you believe "a friend in need is a friend indeed?"
Jason: Well, Robert, a true friend should be more than that.
Robert: What do you mean?
Jason: A true friend should also be able to share your happy moments without feeling jealous, a true friend should also be able to forgive and tolerate, and a true friend should listen to you when you talk about your problems.
Robert: You’re a married man. How do you find your friendships?
Jason: Although my family life is fulfilling, it isn’t enough. Both my wife and I get tremendous satisfaction from our friends, married and single, male or female. And we have our separate friends too.
Robert : That’s great.
Jason: Robert, what’s your view about friendship?
Robert: I think a friend is one you can always count on. It’s more important than love. K you love someone, you can always fall out of love again. But a real friend is a fiend for life.
Jason: That’s well said.
Robert: What do you think of online friendship?
Jason: The Internet makes it possible for me to make more friends than I otherwise would. But I have to cut down on my online time, or I would be overwhelmed with too many friends.
Robert: Well, you don’t have to, because the Internet is a virtual world and it’s kind of difficult to put a friend to real test.