Speaker 1: Noticed something different about our boy, Clint Lauren.
Speaker 2: Spelled obviously.
Speaker 3: I mean you two are wearing the same outfit today,
Speaker 3: Clinton exactly the same shorts and exactly the same shit.
Speaker 1: Boy. He knows how to dress like father and son.
Speaker 4: I'm not the daddy, Daddy, You're definitely the all know.
Speaker 2: Something happened on the weekend and Jason Jace was watching
Speaker 2: because he supports my flourishing media career.
Speaker 1: It happened to be fair Sword on.
Speaker 3: I'm your biggest fan. You know, I watch you on
Speaker 3: every show that you are on. I did not this weekend.
Speaker 2: I like to say yes to most things, you know,
Speaker 2: when producers come and pitch an idea, I will. I
Speaker 2: will say yes for the sake of the show, for
Speaker 2: the sake of entertainment. This is on Weekend Today, Weekend Today,
Speaker 2: Saturday morning. A young fella by the name of He
Speaker 2: goes by the name of Guts, thirteen years of age,
Speaker 2: his big eyes.
Speaker 1: It sounds like he's in a game his father and something.
Speaker 2: Big on the socials on the top. He's big because
Speaker 2: he started his own barbershop at thirteen. At thirteen, he
Speaker 2: does haircuts. He does haircuts for his friends.
Speaker 4: Which is he giving like speed stripes.
Speaker 2: He's given speed stripes. That's a good fade as well.
Speaker 2: So we had guts.
Speaker 1: You've got to book a double appointment if you want
Speaker 1: to fade.
Speaker 4: Have you had a fade? What is a fade? Just
Speaker 4: like when it's gradually shaved too long.
Speaker 1: On the side?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Right? But does a fade cost more?
Speaker 1: I believe it does because it takes a bit longer spep.
Speaker 3: What do they charge it for a speed stripe? Out
Speaker 3: of interest? Because I assume you've never had a speed stripe?
Speaker 3: What do you pay for a haircut?
Speaker 1: Fifty? Yeah? About fifty bars?
Speaker 4: That is infuriating as a female.
Speaker 1: Sixty, I think it's going up. I got a brother's
Speaker 1: wolf in and killed it. Get a free beer there
Speaker 1: and how long? Shout out twenty minutes on me?
Speaker 4: Oh girls, sit there for like three four hours.
Speaker 1: And pay wines cheese and then I'll try never ever.
Speaker 4: Ever had cheese?
Speaker 1: Have you had wine?
Speaker 3: I've had to catch a new home from the hair
Speaker 3: something before, remember that I forgot?
Speaker 5: Are you one of those people I see out the
Speaker 5: front in the gown with our foiling their head on
Speaker 5: the darts like trying to break.
Speaker 4: Up me on the darts.
Speaker 3: No, but sometimes like because it's to our parking, I'm like, oh,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have to move the car, and I'm mid
Speaker 3: mid color, I've got foil in my hair.
Speaker 4: I'll pay the five.
Speaker 3: I will pay that fine before someone gets a photover
Speaker 3: out there like this.
Speaker 2: Let me set the scene. So we've got thirteen year
Speaker 2: old Guts in the studio with his clippers. Well, thankfully
Speaker 2: this one was free but watching his parents who are
Speaker 2: really into it, and his siblings as well, which is cool.
Speaker 2: Like television, I said, Guts, why do you give me
Speaker 2: a haircut?
Speaker 4: You were complaining in here on Friday and.
Speaker 1: You love a freebee.
Speaker 2: Do you get nervous cutting hair?
Speaker 5: Not?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 2: What about cutting hair on national television? I've never tried. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's go, oh, we are doing this. I really want
Speaker 2: to see like a Tommy Shelby Piky Blinder's fade going
Speaker 2: on here.
Speaker 1: This is actually happening.
Speaker 2: Wow, what do we think about a fade on television?
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
Speaker 1: The filler chat was strong. It was good, wasn't it.
Speaker 2: While the clippers are going, well, he's went over a
Speaker 2: couple of segments because the haircut takes a while. That's
Speaker 2: an ad break drop the issue that he couldn't reach
Speaker 2: the top of the head because I was a little
Speaker 2: bit tall, so I've got half a hair.
Speaker 4: Cannot sit on the floor. Help him out?
Speaker 1: You want on that booster seat? Were you that they
Speaker 1: give the kids anyway?
Speaker 2: I was full of praise. I said, this looks superb,
Speaker 2: young Guts. It looks fantasy, young Guts. I seemed to
Speaker 2: leave the studio. I had quite a line, like a
Speaker 2: bit of a skew if line going down the back
Speaker 2: and the sides.
Speaker 1: Of my was it up at the front like Kramer.
Speaker 3: Don't blame Guts, No, it's a you problem. Blame a
Speaker 3: thirteen year old kid.
Speaker 2: So I had to get it recut down the barbers
Speaker 2: down the road.
Speaker 4: It's not good for Guts's business.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, you're trying to ruin his business
Speaker 3: starting Are you starting your own.
Speaker 1: Barbershop on thirteen year olds?
Speaker 3: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Little Guts just couldn't reach Sorry, Gutsy couldn't reach the
Speaker 2: top of the sky one because he didn't have.
Speaker 4: That is his name, actually, Guts.
Speaker 2: His name's Cully, Cully, Cully Guts, Kelly Guts.
Speaker 1: I'd go with Guts.
Speaker 4: Is his surname Guts.
Speaker 2: I think it's just his street name.
Speaker 3: But this makes a lot more sense because I woke
Speaker 3: up on Saturday or Sunday morning or whatever it was, and.
Speaker 4: Oh, Clint's had a haircut. Clint's had a haircut, And
Speaker 4: I was like, you don't even notice when I chop
Speaker 4: all of my hair off? How on earth?
Speaker 2: He hadn't seen the segment.
Speaker 3: No, he'd seen the segment, right you, Clint's had a haircut.
Speaker 3: And I was like, as if you notice Clint's haircuts
Speaker 3: when you don't even notice mine?
Speaker 4: Anyway, it makes sure I get.
Speaker 1: Guts, give you a chop.
Speaker 5: Oh mate, I'm holding on to whatever's still up there.
Speaker 5: How's the old test when your partner comes home, I'm like, hey,
Speaker 5: how are you? And it's always like I'm good, and
Speaker 5: they look at you and you know straight away it's
Speaker 5: either a birthday or a haircut.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, and you've forgotten both. You're in trouble.
Speaker 1: You look nice.
Speaker 4: It's so frustrating you literally, as a female, you sit
Speaker 4: there for hours and hours and hours.
Speaker 3: And you either walk out going I look exactly the same,
Speaker 3: or this is terrible.
Speaker 1: You ever got no breats to live it while you're
Speaker 1: in there all the time.
Speaker 4: We're there for days. You need like three meals.
Speaker 2: While you're there, but no cheese.
Speaker 1: But at least it doesn't cost you much.
Speaker 4: Oh oh my god.
Speaker 3: And then you add the parking fine on top of it.
Speaker 2: Wake up feeling good.
Speaker 4: Follow them on the socials.