Speaker 1: Back with another Sunday sampler coming up. I sat down
Speaker 1: with Ashley Monroe super Vulnerable. She talked about fighting cancer,
Speaker 1: how she continues to go in for checkups, and also
Speaker 1: music and the Pistol Annies reuniting.
Speaker 2: That's coming up in a second.
Speaker 1: But we have a new podcast called In the Vets
Speaker 1: Office with Doctor Josie. I hope you check it out.
Speaker 1: If you love animals, it's for you. Also, it's just
Speaker 1: funny and interesting. But she sat down with the founder
Speaker 1: of Wags and Walks and they go through everything you
Speaker 1: need to know about adopting a pet, and so if
Speaker 1: you're thinking about adopting.
Speaker 2: That's great, but really, where the money is here.
Speaker 1: Doctor Josie also shares a story about how a routine
Speaker 1: procedure went really wrong and she had to go home
Speaker 1: immediately in shower.
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
Speaker 3: Here we go.
Speaker 1: Here's a clip from this week's episode of In the
Speaker 1: Vets Office with Doctor Josie.
Speaker 4: I feel like every week we get to catch up
Speaker 4: and find out what crazy thing.
Speaker 5: Happened to you this week in the Vets Office, And
Speaker 5: I don't know what it is yet. This week I'm
Speaker 5: kind of scared because you have a funny look on
Speaker 5: your face. Yeah, we were sitting here.
Speaker 6: I was like, I wonder if this is a little
Speaker 6: TMI for the audience, but you know, it really happened,
Speaker 6: so I feel like I got to share it. Okay,
Speaker 6: this is not this past week. This is actually I
Speaker 6: probably was a year into practice. So I was a
Speaker 6: baby vet okay, and we had the cutest little Calvey
Speaker 6: King Cavalier. Oh They're so sweet. They're adorable. And the
Speaker 6: sweet little angel was crying every time she was trying
Speaker 6: to go poop, and we went to I went to
Speaker 6: express her anal glands and for the life of me,
Speaker 6: could not get them to express. And so I had
Speaker 6: my mentor and friend. He is a veterinarian. He's probably
Speaker 6: about seven years older than me, and I said, hey,
Speaker 6: you need to come check this out, like something's not
Speaker 6: right here. And he's like, sometimes they get impacted and
Speaker 6: we have to sedate them and express them.
Speaker 5: Oh no, I'm like great, So we'll sedate her. You're like,
Speaker 5: oh great, I'm like perfect, let's do it.
Speaker 6: So to date her and go to express or anal
Speaker 6: glands and still cannot get them to express. And so
Speaker 6: doctor Williams is his name. He comes out and he says, okay, well,
Speaker 6: I'll help you. I'll show you how to do this.
Speaker 6: And he's, you know, doing the thing, and he says, hey,
Speaker 6: come here, I want to show you, like, I want
Speaker 6: you to see exactly what I'm doing so you can
Speaker 6: replicate it in the future.
Speaker 5: Warming I'm like, I'm so nervous as.
Speaker 6: To what is going on here, yep, And I am
Speaker 6: getting a bird's eye view. I mean, I'm in there looking, Oh,
Speaker 6: you're right in the area, okay. And then he's you know,
Speaker 6: trying to express them and there was like kind of
Speaker 6: like a plug and the plug came out. Oh no,
Speaker 6: and the anal gland expressed and I went all over
Speaker 6: my face, into my mouth, into my.
Speaker 5: Eyes, and I.
Speaker 6: I don't know that I've recovered from that. This is
Speaker 6: about seven years ago and I still have PTSD. The
Speaker 6: best part is that there was security footage because we
Speaker 6: have cameras in the hospital.
Speaker 5: The whole team watched it back. It is like, actually
Speaker 5: very hilarious.
Speaker 6: I'll probably have to post it on my Instagram and
Speaker 6: we're gonna need a copy of that video. I'm spitting
Speaker 6: on the floor. I'm like throwing up in the sink.
Speaker 6: They're like, doctor, Josie, what do you need. I'm like,
Speaker 6: call me an uber. And so I got an uber
Speaker 6: and I went home and I showered and I really
Speaker 6: wanted to have a glass of wine, but it was
Speaker 6: like nine in the morning, and so drank water.
Speaker 5: Went back to work. Oh wow, I have no words
Speaker 5: at the moment. And you still after that moment, you
Speaker 5: were like, this is the path for me.
Speaker 6: It's like and that was a testing time, I will say,
Speaker 6: but yeah, I was like, hey, this is part of.
Speaker 5: The job, part of the job, part of the job.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 5: Yeah, have you I felt really bad for my uber driver.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: It's like I do not smell goods there that I can.
Speaker 5: I can't talk about it.
Speaker 4: No, I'm like I can plug my nose right now,
Speaker 4: do you now since you've learned your lesson whenever?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I have anyone coming in there. Oh we're teaching.
Speaker 5: You're like, let's not look over top of.
Speaker 6: The area, like put your face shield on, yeah, put
Speaker 6: your goggles.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 6: I was debtimately a learning experience for sure, and a
Speaker 6: ride of passage as a baby vet.
Speaker 4: So when you finally got home and thought about having
Speaker 4: your glass of wine, right, how many times did you
Speaker 4: have to shower to get that smell.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So I walk in. We were in downtown Chicago. I
Speaker 6: walk into my apartment. My husband works from home, and
Speaker 6: he's like, wow, what's going on? And I was like,
Speaker 6: do not come close to me. I took off all
Speaker 6: my clothes like right at the front door, ran to
Speaker 6: the shower. I probably had to shower like three times.
Speaker 6: I wash my hair and my face and brush my teeth.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I was, oh, brush your teeth. It was a journey.
Speaker 4: Oh no, yeah, because I mean regular shampoo is not
Speaker 4: going to get that smell out and regular soap.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 6: I threw my I threw my clothes away, my top.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was like, burn it. Did you go back
Speaker 5: to work right after I did?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Yeah? I h oh that day. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I ran home, ubered home downtown Chicago, changed showered two
Speaker 6: to three times, brush my teeth, got back in the uber,
Speaker 6: and went back to work.
Speaker 5: Okay, did the same mover driver pick you up to
Speaker 5: the wait for you or no? God no. He was
Speaker 5: like that girl was stinky, Like if I ever see
Speaker 5: Josie pop up?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Picking her up?
Speaker 11: Yeah? Wow?
Speaker 5: And did you get a raise? No? No raise, no raise?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 5: But it is funny.
Speaker 6: So the camera footage shows all of my nurses just
Speaker 6: like dying laughing, and I'm like, you traders, no one
Speaker 6: tried to help you. I mean they were like what what?
Speaker 6: Like you just don't even know what to do at
Speaker 6: that point. So half of them are just like giggling
Speaker 6: in the corner. And I mean, I can't blame them.
Speaker 6: It was pretty funny.
Speaker 4: But and did you stay working there for Is that
Speaker 4: where you?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's where I was prior to moving to Nashville.
Speaker 4: Now, I don't know if I could have turned back
Speaker 4: to the c If you're listening to this, doctor Williams,
Speaker 4: thank you so much for that learning moment.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: All right, we are going to have more learning moments
Speaker 4: right now because some of our listeners have some questions
Speaker 4: for you.
Speaker 5: Yes, we're going to do some listener question and Answers
Speaker 5: of the week.
Speaker 13: All right, let's see what we got.
Speaker 3: Hi, Doctor Josie, sometimes my dog eats grass and I
Speaker 3: was wondering if this is normal or something I should
Speaker 3: be concerned about.
Speaker 2: Please let me know.
Speaker 5: Thanks the grass eaters.
Speaker 6: Yes, I get asked this question for sure on a
Speaker 6: weekly basis, and it's a myth that dogs are carnivores.
Speaker 6: They're omnivores just like us. They require protein and they're greens,
Speaker 6: and so I don't get worked up about dogs eating
Speaker 6: grass here and there. It's pretty normal for them to
Speaker 6: want to forage. So if your dog is like munching
Speaker 6: on a blade like a cow, that's fine. I will say,
Speaker 6: if they're rushing outside scarfing down tons of grass, sometimes
Speaker 6: that can mean they have an upset stomach.
Speaker 5: Okay, So that's not a myth. That is not a myth.
Speaker 6: So if they ever really hurt tummy and they're running
Speaker 6: outside and they're just like ravenously eating grass and then
Speaker 6: throwing up afterwards, you know, if it's a one and done, okay,
Speaker 6: let's keep an eye on it. But if that's consistently happening,
Speaker 6: you should talk to your vet.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 6: But my German shephery will go for a walk and
Speaker 6: he'll like, we chewing on a blade of grass the
Speaker 6: whole time, and I'm like.
Speaker 5: You know what, he just likes his green. Yeah. My
Speaker 5: French bulldog she used to do that all the time, and.
Speaker 4: I would laugh because she would just take like one
Speaker 4: big chunk of grass and just sit there and enjoy it.
Speaker 4: She could, but we have a German Shepherd mix and
Speaker 4: she will play for hours and get really worked up,
Speaker 4: and then she just devours grass and throws up. Yeah,
Speaker 4: And I'm like, but she doesn't do it all the time,
Speaker 4: but I always getting so worried and I'm like, is
Speaker 4: something wrong with her? But she's also like panting and
Speaker 4: now she's vomiting. I'm like, this is not good.
Speaker 5: This is not great. Yeah, I think it.
Speaker 6: Obviously they can't tell us, but my guess is that
Speaker 6: their tummy's hurting. There's like an acid build up in there.
Speaker 6: Grass is very non acidic, so it kind of can
Speaker 6: coat the tummy, and so they're probably trying to help
Speaker 6: with that acid build up and then ultimately they end
Speaker 6: up throwing it up.
Speaker 5: So it's not the end of the world.
Speaker 6: But if it is a consistent like hey, this is
Speaker 6: happening multiple times a week, certainly it's happening every single day.
Speaker 5: Talk to your muchinarian for sure. Cool.
Speaker 13: All right, good to know.
Speaker 2: Jack White. Have you ever met him?
Speaker 14: You know?
Speaker 7: Oh, yeah, I know him because he it was in
Speaker 7: two thousand and eight. He reached out to me because
Speaker 7: he heard me on WSM in his Car heard me
Speaker 7: on the opry and he wanted me to do this
Speaker 7: thing with the Raconteurs.
Speaker 15: And Ricky Skaggs. So I redid a song with them.
Speaker 2: That's cool.
Speaker 15: Yeah. So he's been a friend since.
Speaker 7: And then I've been on the road with the Third
Speaker 7: Man Band and wanted Jackson when he produced that record.
Speaker 1: Did I never met him. I've been a fan since.
Speaker 1: I mean, obviously I'm a fan if I know he's Raconteur. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but so obviously why stripes Jack White solo racking tour
Speaker 1: any of his projects? I at least check out some
Speaker 1: of them. I love some of them, I like, right right,
Speaker 1: But I've never met him a person. Is he really
Speaker 1: because I'm I'm pale as crap? But is he really
Speaker 1: pale in person?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: He is?
Speaker 1: Like I respect that because I don't want to see
Speaker 1: the sun ever. Yeah, I have no interest in the sun.
Speaker 15: I'm so opposite and it's gonna.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're extremely tan, like have to have so.
Speaker 15: Much work done.
Speaker 16: That's okay.
Speaker 15: I have a spray tan too.
Speaker 1: Though, oh spray tann to fix it all. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: just I'm an enemy of the sun.
Speaker 15: Yeah, and that's wise, you know.
Speaker 1: I don't like it. I feel like and so i've
Speaker 1: I've never drank. I would like to drink. It seems fine.
Speaker 1: I don't drink anymore, really, but but I would like
Speaker 1: to have drink. Maybe I don't drink anymore, but maybe
Speaker 1: I would have liked to.
Speaker 15: Have had to have drinks.
Speaker 1: I just I don't know how to relax. So but
Speaker 1: what I do know how to do is be addicted
Speaker 1: to everything. So I know, you know, I've never drank.
Speaker 1: But since I haven't drank and I haven't been in
Speaker 1: the sun a whole lot, I feel pretty good about
Speaker 1: my chances for like a pretty like unless something like
Speaker 1: hits my bus hits me.
Speaker 2: I felt pretty good on my life.
Speaker 3: Really.
Speaker 15: The only thing, Yeah, why do.
Speaker 2: You stop drinking?
Speaker 15: Because I just started noticing I didn't like.
Speaker 7: How I acted, what I said, how I felt, what
Speaker 7: I did like everything about it. I started going, I
Speaker 7: don't even like. I don't like how it tastes for sure,
Speaker 7: Like what the point?
Speaker 15: You know?
Speaker 2: So what was the point is everybody else was doing it.
Speaker 15: So it's so much fun.
Speaker 2: That's what I wanted to say.
Speaker 9: That's so much fun.
Speaker 2: Okay, now I want to drink again.
Speaker 7: I know, but when you have stuff to lose, the
Speaker 7: fund's not worth it.
Speaker 15: That's the thing that.
Speaker 7: Shifts in life is like, oh, well that's so dumb.
Speaker 7: The fight you had when you're drunk, or all those
Speaker 7: things that when you're young and care free.
Speaker 1: It's just like whatever what happens with your mind? Does
Speaker 1: it ever stop making music? Can you take a break
Speaker 1: either psychologically emotionally however, and just go I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: do music for a minute.
Speaker 2: Or is it always going with something?
Speaker 7: It's always going with something? Oh, there is no turning
Speaker 7: it off. It's like how I breathe?
Speaker 1: Always a song in your head or maybe a melody,
Speaker 1: either a song that you heard or a melody that
Speaker 1: you're working on.
Speaker 2: Is it always something.
Speaker 15: That or something I'm longing for? Like I I'm.
Speaker 7: Listening to something like looking for feeling in music, but
Speaker 7: not searching out if I'm not writing.
Speaker 1: It as in you're chasing Maybe this isn't what you're
Speaker 1: trying to say, like you're chasing an inspiration or maybe
Speaker 1: you're inspired and you're trying to I don't know what
Speaker 1: do you mean by that?
Speaker 7: Like I'll just think I'll get in the cargo. How
Speaker 7: do I feel and I'll be like, either, you know,
Speaker 7: like a little Wayne Oh, so you'll play to identify
Speaker 7: how Yeah, and then but then I'll kind of start
Speaker 7: searching for something that has a certain feeling in it,
Speaker 7: Like I'm always searching for a feeling that's in It's
Speaker 7: in like deep moment and it's in a lot of
Speaker 7: restless heart songs. It's in that crowded house a lot
Speaker 7: of crowded house songs. I don't know if it's a way.
Speaker 7: I don't know if it's a way like the chords
Speaker 7: go or something, but it's like a mood that's normally
Speaker 7: what I'm searching for.
Speaker 1: Do you feel like you're a minor or a major
Speaker 1: person minor? Thought I was gonna say that some people
Speaker 1: could be insulted by that. I feel like I'm very
Speaker 1: much a minor what I enjoy at least. Do you
Speaker 1: feel like you're an artist minor?
Speaker 7: Yeah, and my initials are AM a minor.
Speaker 15: I really think that's so accurate. I have so many
Speaker 15: songs that start in a minor.
Speaker 1: What key do you sing in? If you were to
Speaker 1: pick your favorite where you feel most comfortable.
Speaker 7: I kind of can find something on in every.
Speaker 15: Range.
Speaker 1: But like if there's like pick your you're gonna sing
Speaker 1: for the King of the world and sing your best song?
Speaker 2: Probably, See I can only sing in D. Really that
Speaker 2: I can't sing.
Speaker 1: So the only you know, I do music, comedy, music, right,
Speaker 1: everything in D because I have to because I can't
Speaker 1: get I can barely get in it and I have
Speaker 1: no ability to get out of it D.
Speaker 15: So it's a good key.
Speaker 2: What's the can always drop D it it's the easiest key.
Speaker 7: Actually, I normally when I get a guitar, I'll just
Speaker 7: play E.
Speaker 15: That's my first like thing I'll hit.
Speaker 2: But have you ever seen the national anthem?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 7: Gosh, I used to at tractor pools and ravelos and
Speaker 7: stuff in East Tennessee.
Speaker 2: But did you have to say and that match the picture?
Speaker 2: Could you just get it?
Speaker 7: I could get it, but it was nerve wracking. I mean,
Speaker 7: oh it was nerve wracking. I remember I'd have to
Speaker 7: write the the words on post its in my hands
Speaker 7: and my hands so sweaty.
Speaker 1: And yeah, the problem with that national anthem. And it's
Speaker 1: a great and I want everybody to know. I love America. Yes,
Speaker 1: I can't get enough America.
Speaker 3: Love it.
Speaker 2: Wish there were more Americas.
Speaker 1: And I will speak for my friends that won't say
Speaker 1: this because they won't like how it's misinterpreted. And you're
Speaker 1: not saying this either. But that's a very difficult not
Speaker 1: song to sing, although it has its difficulties. But if
Speaker 1: you do it and you crush it, everybody forgets about
Speaker 1: it thirty seconds later. If you mess it up in
Speaker 1: any way, it will be put everywhere, and it's almost
Speaker 1: not worth going out and risking it because all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, you're a terrible American if you mess it
Speaker 1: up when it was just an honest mistake.
Speaker 7: It's just too much pressure and the words are tricky,
Speaker 7: and then you overthink it and then it's over.
Speaker 17: Good, cast up little food for your sol life. Ain't.
Speaker 2: Oh it's pretty bad.
Speaker 14: It's pretty beautiful thing.
Speaker 17: That for a little more thing said he you're kicking
Speaker 17: it with four Thing with Amy Brown.
Speaker 18: Hey, it's Amy Brown from Four Things with Amy Brown.
Speaker 18: And here's what we talked about this week on my podcast. Okay,
Speaker 18: so the reason why I mentioned in the little intro
Speaker 18: that I want to dig up Papa's ashes is because
Speaker 18: I saw these stones that are made out of ashes.
Speaker 18: Someone on Instagram was holding up this really smooth, beautiful
Speaker 18: white stone, and she's like, this is my dad. But
Speaker 18: it wasn't just one stone. You can make up to
Speaker 18: eighty stones from one person.
Speaker 13: Are they tiny like pebbles?
Speaker 18: Yeah, they're little, little little rooks. Yeah, I'm sure they
Speaker 18: can vary in size. But it was a very soft, smooth,
Speaker 18: pretty white stone. And she said it was really cool
Speaker 18: because he wanted to be spread in this one lake
Speaker 18: and that they had so many stones they were able
Speaker 18: to pass it out to his grandkids and everybody got
Speaker 18: a pebble and they threw them in the lake. And
Speaker 18: then she keeps some like in her garden. They're scattered about,
Speaker 18: and then she also has some that she will pick
Speaker 18: up and just rub with her hand when she's, you know,
Speaker 18: dealing with anxiety or missing him or anything like that.
Speaker 18: Something smooth, she rubs the stone and I just thought
Speaker 18: this is really cool.
Speaker 5: She said, there's.
Speaker 18: Only one company in the world that does it. I
Speaker 18: think it's called parting Stones. All I know is we cremated,
Speaker 18: but we didn't spread his ashes anywhere. We put him
Speaker 18: in a box and we buried him in the ground.
Speaker 13: Is that a common thing that people do?
Speaker 18: I think normally when you're cremated. I guess maybe you
Speaker 18: get put in one of those walls or you get
Speaker 18: spread somewhere. But we buried him because he had a
Speaker 18: little plot. But he wanted to be cremated. Now our mom,
Speaker 18: she's in a casket. Which have you ever thought about
Speaker 18: what you would prefer?
Speaker 12: I think cremated, Okay, I want to be made in
Speaker 12: I want to be made into diamonds.
Speaker 5: Okay, give them to my kids, Okay, in a ring.
Speaker 13: Mom has a ring.
Speaker 12: Oh no, it's one of Marmy's old stones that she
Speaker 12: got reset. It's the spring she wears on her pinky.
Speaker 12: But it's not from like ashes or anything. I think
Speaker 12: it's just one of Marmy's old stones that Dad had
Speaker 12: reset for her.
Speaker 13: In a really pretty band.
Speaker 18: I have the pinky one. And then yeah, she got
Speaker 18: the like I got the band. So Mom's wedding ring
Speaker 18: was a gold band with a diamond. And when Mom died,
Speaker 18: we were dividing up everything, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 18: I love this gold band. I don't really care much
Speaker 18: about diamonds, and Christie's like, well, I don't really care
Speaker 18: about diamonds either, but this would look really cool with
Speaker 18: my set. And so yeah, then Herbin reset it and
Speaker 18: your dad, so we took it to a jeweler and
Speaker 18: they split it up for us, so that way we
Speaker 18: both have part of the wedding band. So that was
Speaker 18: a special way to divvy that up. Just throwing that
Speaker 18: out there for anybody else that is dividing up any
Speaker 18: types of things, like jewelers can make it to where
Speaker 18: everybody can have a piece of something. And I think
Speaker 18: that's important to keep in mind. If you're like, oh,
Speaker 18: there's only this one awesome piece of jewelry, and maybe
Speaker 18: there's a way y'all can make it work to where
Speaker 18: everybody can have a little something from the awesome piece
Speaker 18: of jewelry and parting stones. Keep that in mind because
Speaker 18: I'm tempted to dig Papa up.
Speaker 13: Could you even do that? Yeah, you could go and
Speaker 13: get a shovel.
Speaker 5: I mean, I think I.
Speaker 18: Would talk to the graveside. I mean, he's buried in Dilley, Texas.
Speaker 18: There's somebody that's running the cemetery, I'm sure, but it's
Speaker 18: a very small town. It can't be hard to track down.
Speaker 18: And then we go to the plot and we get
Speaker 18: the box and maybe we even just take some of.
Speaker 5: The ashes, huh.
Speaker 18: And have them sent off to parting Stones and made
Speaker 18: into the stones.
Speaker 13: And then everyone can get a stone and have a
Speaker 13: piece of them.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I don't know what that would be. That this is
Speaker 5: like the best plan.
Speaker 18: I mean, And we buried him, gosh.
Speaker 5: Just over three years ago. It's fine.
Speaker 18: The ashes are still there doing their thing. They're safely
Speaker 18: in the box.
Speaker 5: I tried.
Speaker 18: I cremated him here in Nashville and flew with the
Speaker 18: ashes to Texas.
Speaker 13: Oh, my man carried them, just held them on the plane.
Speaker 18: Yeah, and in your purse. I think they're in a
Speaker 18: bag on my carry on. I didn't check them.
Speaker 12: There's been stories I know of people who have had
Speaker 12: their ashes thrown away because the security thing it's drugs.
Speaker 18: Lunchbox has had a friend this is from a long
Speaker 18: time ago in Austin whose car was broken into and
Speaker 18: stuff was stolen and ashes were part of what was taken.
Speaker 18: Oh my gosh, it's like, oh, sometimes you can't even
Speaker 18: tell what that is like. You might open up and
Speaker 18: be like, I have no idea, what is this A
Speaker 18: bunch of dust, dirt, drugs, dirty cocaine. Yeah, we're I
Speaker 18: feel like we're ending on a right ay, a really
Speaker 18: positive note. I asked my twenty one year old niece
Speaker 18: how she wants to be buried, So I don't want
Speaker 18: to put that energy out there. We're not seeing the pole.
Speaker 18: That's like we're looking for the pole. We're looking for
Speaker 18: the pole. We're going to hit the pole. You're alive
Speaker 18: and well and thriving.
Speaker 13: Yeah, we're doing good.
Speaker 3: We're going to do it live. We are the one, two,
Speaker 3: three Sore Losers.
Speaker 14: What up, everybody? I am lunchbox. I know the most
Speaker 14: about sports. I'll gave you the sports facts, my sports
Speaker 14: opinions because I'm pretty much a sports genius, y'all.
Speaker 3: It's Sison. I'm from the North. I'm an alpha male.
Speaker 3: I live on the north side of Nashville with bays Or,
Speaker 3: my wife. We do have a farm. It's beautiful, a
Speaker 3: lot of acreage, no animals, a lot of crops. Hopefully
Speaker 3: soon corn pumpkins, rye I believe, maybe a little fescue.
Speaker 3: Oh to be determined.
Speaker 14: Over to you, coach, And here's a clip from this
Speaker 14: week's episode of The Sore Losers.
Speaker 3: Eiffel Tower in the background.
Speaker 14: I mean it is beautiful, like they're the base of
Speaker 14: the Eiffel freaking tower.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine that you planning your vacation and trying
Speaker 3: to propose. Oh dude, beach volleyballish.
Speaker 14: Ah, you don't even think about it. You're just like, Oh,
Speaker 14: let's book tickets to parents. Man, that's really expensive this
Speaker 14: time of year.
Speaker 3: What's all this sand doing in my shoes? Man? Why?
Speaker 14: What's all these security gates in, like barbed wire? Like
Speaker 14: what I thought Paris were supposed to beautiful?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 14: The Olympics? Oh that was so stupid. Why do we
Speaker 14: come here during that?
Speaker 3: Oh? Those rings are beautiful? Oh damn it. Did you
Speaker 3: see the wedding ring? No, I was talking about the Olympics.
Speaker 3: Oh well I was about to propose. Oh you just
Speaker 3: ruined the engagement.
Speaker 14: Wait you saw the ring in my bag? No, look
Speaker 14: at the rings out there? The wait ah, ring in
Speaker 14: your bag?
Speaker 3: Oh my god? Oh no, the rings on the ear. Charlie,
Speaker 3: Oh Charlie, you want that? It picture of the Eiffel Tower.
Speaker 3: You got nothing but rings in the background.
Speaker 14: Got nothing but sand, volleyball chicks and bikinis.
Speaker 3: Lauren Petrowski, chick from Austin. You remember her? Yeah, no,
Speaker 3: it's not. She was proposing, but she went to go
Speaker 3: take some it pictures of the Eiffel Tower, and I'm
Speaker 3: guessing it was because of the Olympics. There was some
Speaker 3: huge ass cranes they're doing, see, so it was blocking
Speaker 3: the Eiffel Tower.
Speaker 14: That's what I'm saying, Like that would suck if you
Speaker 14: went to the Paris in the last few months.
Speaker 15: Maybe.
Speaker 14: I don't know how long it takes to set up
Speaker 14: for an Olympics. I figure a long time.
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It takes us four years to build a stadium. It
Speaker 3: took my father in all six months to build a house.
Speaker 3: Hung up and listen on one.
Speaker 14: I in comparison to a stadium, how big is your house?
Speaker 3: No comparison. So it wasn't a good analogy. No, I
Speaker 3: like it.
Speaker 14: It's kind of cool. But yeah, on a scale, I
Speaker 14: love the Olympics. It's just hard when they're over there
Speaker 14: and I gotta avoid spoilers all day. And the swimming,
Speaker 14: I do feel like, is a little bit cheating when
Speaker 14: they have five thousand different events and then the relays,
Speaker 14: and I mean, who are good swimmers? I mean when
Speaker 14: Locked He's done, Phelps has done, Missy Franklin's done.
Speaker 3: We who do We have no idea. There is some
Speaker 3: up and comer who even saw some clip of it.
Speaker 3: But Gabby Duck.
Speaker 14: No, not Gabby Douglas, Gabby Barrett.
Speaker 3: I hope Simone Biles is back, dude. I was motivated
Speaker 3: though in college?
Speaker 8: Was it?
Speaker 3: Phelps was then locked he was out of college. But Phelps, dude,
Speaker 3: he motivated me to swim my apartment complex pool. I
Speaker 3: started swimming every night and then, but it was when
Speaker 3: I get done from Grande. I'd get done at nine
Speaker 3: pm at night, so I'd go swim until ten. Did
Speaker 3: that like two nights. Secarity I comes up to me.
Speaker 3: He's like, dude, this pool closes every night, like stop
Speaker 3: jumping the gate, stop swimming. I don't know. It was
Speaker 3: just me by myself. I mean there's no lights on, dude,
Speaker 3: it's me swimming in the pool. He goes, I mean
Speaker 3: pols closed, like we closed it at night. Pools totally
Speaker 3: closed it. I had my Olympic dreams, dude. He totally
Speaker 3: bashed him. After two days, I was like, all right, shit,
Speaker 3: I got nowhere to swim. All right man? Uh Ryan
Speaker 3: locked you checking out? Peace out? That was it. That
Speaker 3: was the end of my dreams. I was in your
Speaker 3: Olympic dreams.
Speaker 14: I used to think, man, I could I could run
Speaker 14: an the Olympics, like I because I could win the
Speaker 14: mile race, you know what I mean. Like in middle school,
Speaker 14: I was like, man, I could make the Olympics. I
Speaker 14: mean the mile race was like against three other schools.
Speaker 3: But you can you win Boston Marathon, not win it.
Speaker 3: If you finish in a certain time, you can qualify
Speaker 3: for the Olympics. No, I understand.
Speaker 14: But like I thought in middle school, because I could
Speaker 14: win the mile race against three other schools, I was
Speaker 14: head of the Olympics. I didn't realize how many people
Speaker 14: there were competing for the Olympics. Like, it's unbelievable, dude.
Speaker 3: I hated the what was I mile and a half mile?
Speaker 3: I hated the mile so much, dude. I would sometimes
Speaker 3: just hide out and the coach picked what the fuck man?
Speaker 3: The mile just went off? Oh my gosh, is that
Speaker 3: what the gun meant? With the he's I thought I
Speaker 3: heard him say mile two mile? That was the one mile, dude,
Speaker 3: definitely out of ten meets. I hid in the bathroom
Speaker 3: twice and then after on the mile, you didn't hear
Speaker 3: the guy with the bullhorn said the mile? Are you kidding? Dude?
Speaker 3: I couldn't hear from over here. They went out of
Speaker 3: place miles the first raised I'm sorry, coach, it's all right, man,
Speaker 3: get out, come on, come over here. I'll never get
Speaker 3: my coach. I didn't even run the fucker. I was
Speaker 3: chilling on the bus hide none of the scenes where
Speaker 3: my acting started. I guess, no shit, they started the mile.
Speaker 14: Dang.
Speaker 3: I thought it said five fifteen.
Speaker 14: I'm sorry, coach, coach a coach I'd going to fit out.
Speaker 2: There representing my school bro.
Speaker 3: And they're on those day.
Speaker 14: Ray Slater to the start line, Ray Slater to the
Speaker 14: start line.
Speaker 3: I mean just the look of my coach's face just appalled,
Speaker 3: like how fuck stupid are you? Kid?
Speaker 14: That's like one time and in high school soccer, I
Speaker 14: was on JV I think it was my freshman year,
Speaker 14: and for for some reason, you get this whole routine
Speaker 14: where you don't warm up in your jersey, like it
Speaker 14: becomes a thing where you wear a T shirt before
Speaker 14: the game. And I didn't start the game. So I'm
Speaker 14: sitting on the sideline and he's like, hey, go check
Speaker 14: in for piket and I was like all right, and
Speaker 14: he goes, you're a little pig and I started to
Speaker 14: jog to the center line to check in.
Speaker 3: I'm like, oh, damn boxers. No, I just had my
Speaker 3: T shirt on. He goes sit back down. I'm like, oh,
Speaker 3: dick it around. Didn't even know you didn't have the
Speaker 3: uniform on.
Speaker 14: No, because for some dumb reason, we become cool and
Speaker 14: soccer and we don't warm up in our jersey. You
Speaker 14: warm up in a T shirt and then you change
Speaker 14: and you know you he did the starting line.
Speaker 3: We don't won two three, Anderson and I go sit down.
Speaker 14: I'm thinking I didn't even think about it.
Speaker 3: Dude. That happens in basketball all the time. That's why
Speaker 3: I switched over to wrestling junior year in high school. Dude,
Speaker 3: sophomore year, I rode the bench so hard when he
Speaker 3: would throw me in the game, I'd had my warm
Speaker 3: out warm up pants on. I go check in with
Speaker 3: my warm up pants on. Yeah, and they'd be like, hey,
Speaker 3: take off your pants. WHOA sorry. I was over there
Speaker 3: on that bench for like twenty minutes. My legs were numb.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 14: One time in high school, the mile race is about
Speaker 14: to come up, and this guy that ran the mile
Speaker 14: with me and there was Michael Saberian and he was
Speaker 14: talking to some other guys on the team, like some
Speaker 14: football players, and he was talking about push ups and
Speaker 14: he's like, I can do a hundred push ups.
Speaker 3: Like, no, you can't. He's like, I can do a
Speaker 3: hundred push ups.
Speaker 14: I mean, we are talking twenty minutes to the mile race, stupid,
Speaker 14: and he's like, I can do one hundred push ups.
Speaker 14: They go do it. He drops down thirty forty fifty.
Speaker 3: He already won the mine.
Speaker 14: Sixty seventy eighty eighty one.
Speaker 3: Eighty two. Coach, We're gonna do this all the way
Speaker 3: to one hundred.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 14: He got to ninety three and he dropped, and they're like,
Speaker 14: told you canna do it. And then they're like, all right,
Speaker 14: trying to report this.
Speaker 3: Over the mile, You're top is just gassed.
Speaker 14: He had to go run the mile like literally there's
Speaker 14: no way within of him dropping at ninety three, and
Speaker 14: I mean them like they weren't like, oh, that was impressive.
Speaker 3: They just sat there and let him go. Told you
Speaker 3: get into one hundreds.
Speaker 14: I mean he came up literally seven short and within
Speaker 14: minutes had to go out and run the mile. I mean,
Speaker 14: one of the funniest things that I remember from high
Speaker 14: school track. Why do I remember that? It's so stupid,
Speaker 14: But your memories are your memories, and it is so
Speaker 14: weird that I remember it to this day.
Speaker 3: And besides that, dicking around with push ups and also
Speaker 3: hiding in the back of the bus. You don't have
Speaker 3: to run the mile. The best thing about track, kids,
Speaker 3: why you should always run it in middle in high school,
Speaker 3: is you put up tents on the infield, and that's
Speaker 3: when you start to do the old kiss kiss with girls.
Speaker 3: Did you guys not do that? No, we sat in
Speaker 3: the bleachers, man, bro We got to put up full
Speaker 3: on Coleman tents in the middle of the infield.
Speaker 14: No, maybe they got those after I was in high
Speaker 14: school because we just sat on the hot bleachers.
Speaker 3: So, dude, it was it Michigan. You're just basically banging
Speaker 3: a chick. Oh I got a race. Sorry, I was
Speaker 3: playing seven minutes and oh, hold on, coach, No, I was.
Speaker 14: We were definitely underneath the bleachers because it was so
Speaker 14: freaking hot in Texas, And I mean I know that
Speaker 14: some of the stadiums we had concrete under the bleachers
Speaker 14: and I'd just go lay down to sleep. I would
Speaker 14: put a sweatshirt under my head and lay straight on
Speaker 14: the concrete and fall asleep.
Speaker 3: I mean, let's look into that. Ask your coach if
Speaker 3: you guys go to Cabela's and gets tense before the track,
Speaker 3: because if you do it is awesome. You never miss
Speaker 3: a meat dude trying to run a raige. You got
Speaker 3: hickeys all over your neck.
Speaker 16: Hey, it's Mike d And this week i'll Movie Mike's
Speaker 16: Movie Podcast. We talked about one of our most anticipated
Speaker 16: movies of the summer. Kelsey and I gave our spoiler
Speaker 16: free review on Twisters, the movie that is taking the
Speaker 16: country by storm pun intended, and we ended up talking
Speaker 16: a lot about how well Glenn Powell is really good
Speaker 16: looking in this movie. So be sure to check out
Speaker 16: this full review on Movie Mike's Movie Podcast. If you
Speaker 16: feel it.
Speaker 19: Chase it. I wasn't country.
Speaker 16: How would you do it? You do it?
Speaker 19: Oh no, I'm not doing it?
Speaker 3: Do it?
Speaker 16: You were just doing before we started recording.
Speaker 19: Oh no, no, no, if you feel it, chase it.
Speaker 16: There we go, okay, better, all right, we're here to
Speaker 16: review Twisters. So it's essentially Daisy Edgar Jones' character was
Speaker 16: a storm chaser. Something tragic happens in her life, and
Speaker 16: she leaves storm Chasing behind. She moves to New York
Speaker 16: City and just starts working at like a place where
Speaker 16: they I mean they still work in weather and predict things.
Speaker 19: I think she probably works at like the National Weather Service.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I think that's a place.
Speaker 3: I think that's what. I think.
Speaker 19: That's working at a place where they do the letter.
Speaker 16: They don't really see it. I don't really say, like, oh,
Speaker 16: this is their job. I think I did see it,
Speaker 16: like on a laptop or something, their logo. But she
Speaker 16: goes there and then she gets sucked back into storm Chasing.
Speaker 16: Good pun, I'm gonna keep using those throughout the review.
Speaker 16: Great And then Glenn Powell is like the charming but
Speaker 16: kind of a villain type guy who has a YouTube channel.
Speaker 16: He's like a hardcore tornado wrangler.
Speaker 19: Yeah, not a storm chaser, a tornado.
Speaker 16: So then Wrangler they start they kind of cross past
Speaker 16: our butting heads, and that's kind of where the story unfolds.
Speaker 16: Can they coexist? Can they together? They work together? And
Speaker 16: they're essentially unlike in the first one. Instead of trying
Speaker 16: to throw all the sensors into it, they're kind of
Speaker 16: past that and they're trying to find a way to
Speaker 16: just eliminate tornadoes, disrupt the tornado, shut it down. I
Speaker 16: will say that as somebody who loved the original, obviously,
Speaker 16: I am glad that they didn't try to remake the
Speaker 16: original story. It is a standalone sequel. The only real
Speaker 16: references you get to the original is in the opening
Speaker 16: scene you see Dorothy. They still have it around, and
Speaker 16: the only other nods to the original I would say
Speaker 16: Daisy Edgar Jones. Her wardrobe at times looks very much
Speaker 16: like Joe, like the white tank top and the khakis.
Speaker 16: Kind of a small little probably ode to Hellen Hunt.
Speaker 16: And then Bill Paxson's son does make a cameo. If
Speaker 16: you watch it, there's a scene with an angry hotel
Speaker 16: customer and that's his son. Aside from that, there's no
Speaker 16: references to any past characters. And I guess, since it
Speaker 16: takes place in Oklahoma, that the other thing tying this
Speaker 16: one to the original, and I'm glad that they did that.
Speaker 16: The entire dynamics are different. There's not any moment that
Speaker 16: they try to replicate anything from the original or think.
Speaker 19: Hey, remember that there's no callbacks, yes.
Speaker 16: Which I always find annoying because I want something to
Speaker 16: stand on its own. Being almost thirty years after the original,
Speaker 16: I think if we went into it and got a
Speaker 16: lot of the same, it wouldn't have worked. So I
Speaker 16: enjoyed that aspect of it. And not only did it
Speaker 16: have just some great just visuals. One of the best
Speaker 16: openings in a movie I've seen all year.
Speaker 10: I was shocked by the opening, Like I looked over
Speaker 10: you and I was like, why isn't expressing emotion. Turns
Speaker 10: out you were just also shocked in your harp was racing,
Speaker 10: and I don't really.
Speaker 16: Have that happened to me in movies anymore, where I
Speaker 16: would just glued into that opening sequence.
Speaker 19: My jaw dropped.
Speaker 16: There was so many just like twist and turns and
Speaker 16: just that opening sequence.
Speaker 2: Twist.
Speaker 16: There is another one, but I loved it, and I
Speaker 16: was kind of like going into it like, oh, this
Speaker 16: is gonna be good. What's the tone gonna be like?
Speaker 16: And it came to play in the opening sequence.
Speaker 10: There were people that walked in like ten minutes late,
Speaker 10: and I'm like, you just missed the best opening sequence,
Speaker 10: And then they tried to sit in like four different
Speaker 10: areas of the theater, and I was like, I was
Speaker 10: very confused by it. I was like, you missed a
Speaker 10: great opening.
Speaker 16: They have meant to the movie since ninety six apparently,
Speaker 16: but I love the opening sequence. And then once the
Speaker 16: story starts to unfold and you see their dynamic work together,
Speaker 16: what I started to notice is this one didn't focus
Speaker 16: so much on the team's chemistry. I feel like it
Speaker 16: was Daisy Edgar Jones and Glenn Powell and their chemistry,
Speaker 16: which was which was fantasticmal but this one really just
Speaker 16: highlights their story, their romance there, well they won't they
Speaker 16: their entire working together relationship, and it didn't really have
Speaker 16: that same overall team dynamic which I thought the first
Speaker 16: one was about, like the bonding of the team with
Speaker 16: the storm Chasers.
Speaker 10: I would kind of disagree, okay why I would say
Speaker 10: there was still team dynamic, but it was more about
Speaker 10: like the other team, the one like Anthony Ramos's team
Speaker 10: that she kind of worked with, and it was about
Speaker 10: their dynamic and like what they were doing. So I
Speaker 10: still think there was team dynamic, but it was a
Speaker 10: different dynamic this time not involving There were still dynam
Speaker 10: maybe it was secondary to the rest of the plot. Yeah,
Speaker 10: it was still a good dynamic team dynamic.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I just feel like in the first one, like
Speaker 16: that is what the whole story is about, like them
Speaker 16: all bonding together, all the now cast, the characters like
Speaker 16: Rabbit and Dusty, but.
Speaker 10: It's also about Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton not getting
Speaker 10: divorced and then him bringing along his new fiance.
Speaker 16: How'd you feel about Glenn Powell.
Speaker 10: Putting me on the spot here? I thought he was
Speaker 10: great in it. They gave the audience what they wanted.
Speaker 16: They gave me what I wanted, Like my ovaries were
Speaker 16: tingling by watching this. I almost felt like Glenn Powell
Speaker 16: was too good looking in some of the scenes, the
Speaker 16: white T shirt Winning the Rain, and I seeing that
Speaker 16: in the trailer, but even seeing it on the big
Speaker 16: screen in Imax, I was like, man, now that is
Speaker 16: the scene. That is your trailer, that is your movie poster.
Speaker 16: I mean, he's already on the trajectory of being the
Speaker 16: next big movie star. He's like part Matthew McConaughey, part
Speaker 16: Tom Cruise, and I think this movie kind of solidified
Speaker 16: him and he's on a great run right now from
Speaker 16: anyone but you Hit Man on Netflix and now Twisters,
Speaker 16: I think I think he's gonna be undeniable.
Speaker 10: He also just I feel like he seems really genuine,
Speaker 10: Like his parents make a cameo in every movie. His
Speaker 10: parents are like always going to like press with him.
Speaker 10: He brings his dog. What did I ask you the
Speaker 10: other day? I was like, do you feel secure enough
Speaker 10: in our marriage to be fine with the fact that
Speaker 10: I'm drooling over Glen pal And you were like yeah, whatever.
Speaker 19: It was like great, thank you.
Speaker 16: Whatever gets people back into the theater, that's all I
Speaker 16: care about. We need a movie start like him. So overall,
Speaker 16: what would you rate Twisters.
Speaker 10: Five out of five tornadoes? Ten out of ten tornadoes?
Speaker 10: I mean, I know that's the same that she's taking
Speaker 10: into a higher scale. I mean it's perfect. I truly
Speaker 10: am kind of mad that you don't want to go
Speaker 10: see it again today, But it's fine.
Speaker 19: We'll take that off her.
Speaker 16: We'll watch it eventually again in theaters. I would give
Speaker 16: it a strong four point five out of five Cowboy
Speaker 16: hats or even Texas hats that I'm wearing right now,
Speaker 16: And I think it's because the original for me is
Speaker 16: a five out of five. It's never going to move
Speaker 16: out of that slot. This one came very close. I
Speaker 16: think it comes down to rewatchability, and I would rewatch
Speaker 16: this movie right now. I don't know if it's going
Speaker 16: to have that same effect that I'm going to rewatch
Speaker 16: it as many times as I have the original.
Speaker 19: This is I said it on the way home last night.
Speaker 19: This is my new Step Up.
Speaker 10: And I've told that story about where I watched Step
Speaker 10: Up every day for a month.
Speaker 19: I will be watching Twisters two every day when it
Speaker 19: comes out on streaming.
Speaker 16: But here's how I feel different after watching the original
Speaker 16: and watching this one. I would rather have a sequel
Speaker 16: now to this one than I would rewatch it again
Speaker 16: fifty times. And I think they're gonna do it.
Speaker 19: Do you think there'sh gonna be another one?
Speaker 16: I think so. It's made really good money. I think,
Speaker 16: depending on how it does for the rest of its run,
Speaker 16: I think it's kind of hard not to do a
Speaker 16: sequel at this point with if you have the success,
Speaker 16: if you still have the cast, then really being like
Speaker 16: their biggest movie right now for everybody, I feel like
Speaker 16: it's going to be hard to deny doing another one.
Speaker 19: Take my money.
Speaker 11: An she's a queen and talking and it was.
Speaker 19: She's getting really.
Speaker 15: Not afraid to feed as episode or soul.
Speaker 11: Just let it flow. No one can do we quiet
Speaker 11: Cary Line his time with Caroline.
Speaker 8: Hey, y'all, it's Caroline Hobby from Get Real with Caroline Hobby.
Speaker 5: And here is a clip from this week's episode.
Speaker 9: Right after high school, went to barber school. And so,
Speaker 9: how'd you decide to be a barber? You know, I
Speaker 9: knew I didn't want to go to college. I was like,
Speaker 9: done with school.
Speaker 5: You're like, it's not for me.
Speaker 9: I was like, I didn't want to do that. I
Speaker 9: was going to do some kind of a trade. And
Speaker 9: one of my best friends growing up, I was around
Speaker 9: on my ton His dad was a barber, and so
Speaker 9: I always thought that like they always you know, had
Speaker 9: nice things. And he seemed like he enjoyed his job.
Speaker 9: You know, every time I was in there getting a haircut,
Speaker 9: it wasn't like he was working.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he was enjoying himself.
Speaker 9: He was just hanging you know.
Speaker 8: So quality of life is important to you, Yeah, and I.
Speaker 9: Just thought like this seems like a you know, pretty
Speaker 9: chill thing. So I think that's what I got to,
Speaker 9: you know, my senior year and I was like, I'm
Speaker 9: told my parents. I was like I want to, you know,
Speaker 9: go to barber school. And so I went to Bowling Green.
Speaker 9: They got a good barber school. Yeah, did my got
Speaker 9: my schooling in there?
Speaker 5: I've actually heard of that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was. It was a good one. That was
Speaker 9: a fun times.
Speaker 5: It's old people get down at the barber shop.
Speaker 8: Oh man, is it crazy like y'all get wild when
Speaker 8: you're in barber So barber school is it a secret
Speaker 8: underground like major party thing? Secret society? Know about like
Speaker 8: major party thing, but secret society.
Speaker 9: It's funny because I was eighteen and I'm going to
Speaker 9: school with like.
Speaker 5: All older people. Probably.
Speaker 9: I mean there was you know, people in there obviously,
Speaker 9: you know their twenties, thirties, forties.
Speaker 5: That's true.
Speaker 8: It's a career for all ages and people can come
Speaker 8: back to it.
Speaker 9: That's right. There was a guy in there that was
Speaker 9: sixty something coming to learn that had retired and always
Speaker 9: wanted to be a barber. And so he was sixty
Speaker 9: years old going to barber school.
Speaker 5: So were you hanging out with him?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, drinking gin on the weekend?
Speaker 2: Handlebar Jerry.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he was signature.
Speaker 9: Stay was a man. I mean he didn't live long after,
Speaker 9: but he didn't know he was yeah, we uh handle
Speaker 9: bar Je had handle bar Jerry. But he got to
Speaker 9: he lived his dream.
Speaker 5: And that was to become a barber.
Speaker 9: He got to be a barber man, so he did it.
Speaker 5: What's it like a barber school? What are y'all doing?
Speaker 5: What's the dynamic, what's the vibe?
Speaker 9: So we would roll in like at eight o'clock in
Speaker 9: the first hour of the day was class, and then
Speaker 9: there was.
Speaker 8: Like learn all different types of cuts, so you learned
Speaker 8: specific cuts, so you there's all stylish.
Speaker 5: Cuts too, it's a whole other sub category.
Speaker 9: So you learn. In barber school, you learn everything. The
Speaker 9: only difference between barber school and beauty school, if it's
Speaker 9: still this way, was nails. Like barbers didn't have to
Speaker 9: do it.
Speaker 5: They're not color hair and everything.
Speaker 9: So you could you could color my hair, you wouldn't
Speaker 9: want me to. I don't think you know how well
Speaker 9: I mean so as I know, you know, when I
Speaker 9: was going to barber school, like I wanted to just
Speaker 9: strictly do like men's.
Speaker 5: Haircuts, okay, and what about shaves?
Speaker 9: We did shaves too.
Speaker 5: Barber shave is like none else.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and I would do do that too. But I
Speaker 9: got about halfway through uh school, and I had dodged
Speaker 9: having to do a perm like the whole the whole time,
Speaker 9: and Senior Wednesday was like the third Wednesday of every
Speaker 9: month or whatever, and all these old ladies would get dropped.
Speaker 5: Old ladies firm. Oh you're gonna have to do a
Speaker 5: ladies firm.
Speaker 9: They'd get dropped off in this like packs bus, you
Speaker 9: know the old people buses.
Speaker 5: You're victims.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, oh yeah. The perm. I mean it was
Speaker 9: like six bucks.
Speaker 5: From a new student.
Speaker 9: They're just trying to help us out.
Speaker 5: You know, that's sweet, donating their hair.
Speaker 9: Oh so we're about I'm about halfway through barber school
Speaker 9: and I'm like, I'm gonna somehow skate by and not
Speaker 9: have to do a PERM.
Speaker 5: It's not like on a checklist or something.
Speaker 9: I guess it was because I'm sitting in my barber chair.
Speaker 9: I'll see that packs bus roll in and I'm like,
Speaker 9: I'm out here, So I just kind of I'd always
Speaker 9: just kind of ease up out of my barber chair
Speaker 9: and i'd head to the back door.
Speaker 5: I'd slip out every time.
Speaker 9: You saw that every time, and if they didn't notice
Speaker 9: your well it worked for a while.
Speaker 2: He is.
Speaker 9: Chair out there. He our barber instructor.
Speaker 5: He was like, that's would would you go hide in
Speaker 5: a closet or something?
Speaker 9: Well, there was a back like a back door that
Speaker 9: there was a patio that you could like, I mean
Speaker 9: that was kind of our hangout for like outside, and
Speaker 9: so that's where I just go to that patio and
Speaker 9: kind of walk around that the side of the building
Speaker 9: kind of like hang out out there the tree. He
Speaker 9: figured me out, or my instructor didn't. He he walked
Speaker 9: out there that day.
Speaker 5: I was imagining you slipping out every.
Speaker 9: Time, so Quie, Oh I did, and he I looked
Speaker 9: like just glanced over at the window to make sure
Speaker 9: like he wouldn't come in or whatever. And he was
Speaker 9: standing there and he was going, the time has come.
Speaker 9: So this little lady, she was just like she was
Speaker 9: in there waiting on me. She was just in a
Speaker 9: little white gown. I mean, she had to be eighty
Speaker 9: five and she's just sitting there in my chair a
Speaker 9: little white gown. And uh, I had no clue what
Speaker 9: I was doing. And she wanted a I didn't even
Speaker 9: know what this was, but a spiral perm a spiral
Speaker 9: whatever that is. Still don't know. Oh, no, And so
Speaker 9: the only thing she told me, you gotta start out.
Speaker 9: You got to give them shampoo before you do the deal.
Speaker 9: And so she just the only thing she told me,
Speaker 9: she said, she said, honey, just just don't get me wet.
Speaker 9: And I was like, okay, And I was ad at
Speaker 9: the shampoos anyway.
Speaker 8: So you do the massage like I live for the
Speaker 8: massage with the nails in the head.
Speaker 5: You're just a fast shampoo.
Speaker 9: I lean her back in that that shampoo, and she
Speaker 9: says it again, No, don't don't get my clothes wet
Speaker 9: or anything. I lean her back, you soaker.
Speaker 10: Well, so.
Speaker 9: I thought I had it like sealed good back there.
Speaker 9: And because you put the towels in the back there,
Speaker 9: you know, And I'm thinking, I'm just crushing it, like doing.
Speaker 5: Good gentle, got it all in the hair's.
Speaker 9: Not said a word about it, like she's she's cool.
Speaker 20: No.
Speaker 9: She leans up and starts to uh and stands up.
Speaker 5: She's got these little white gown. Is this the ultimate
Speaker 5: reverse white T shirt contest?
Speaker 9: Yes, she's got a white gown on. And I mean
Speaker 9: when she stands up, it's just in her little slippers
Speaker 9: across the floor.
Speaker 5: She sent her for drama.
Speaker 9: I mean, just soaking wet and you can see everything
Speaker 9: down the fuck. I mean, what did she say? She
Speaker 9: didn't say a word. She she just walked back to
Speaker 9: my barbercare, just sat down. Water was dripping off of
Speaker 9: her gown into the floor, and.
Speaker 5: She was just like, she didn't say nothing to get
Speaker 5: me what.
Speaker 9: She never complained, never said a word. I sat there
Speaker 9: for ten minutes with the hair dryer just blowing her off,
Speaker 9: like just like trying to get get her dry, and
Speaker 9: she never complained. And then it still it took me
Speaker 9: another eight hours, I think, to do her parents.
Speaker 5: Did you get the spiral curl at least?
Speaker 14: Well?
Speaker 9: But I had everybody in barber school helping me do it, Like.
Speaker 5: You see, you technically didn't do it.
Speaker 9: People felt bad. They'd walk by and see me struggling
Speaker 9: and like, help me, how you do it? This is
Speaker 9: how you did it. So that was like my I
Speaker 9: dodged it for a long time and then.
Speaker 5: It was and then you had the big moment.
Speaker 9: It was just unbelievable. But you know, she she didn't
Speaker 9: get upset or.
Speaker 5: Nothing, even though that was her one request.
Speaker 9: That was her one request. Yeah, and I'm sure her
Speaker 9: perm was awful. You know, even with Hilp it was
Speaker 9: it was not the.
Speaker 8: So after that moment you decided cutting not currently.
Speaker 9: Oh I knew before though, you knew That's why I
Speaker 9: was start.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you just have to, I guess do it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, in case a situation comes in where someone's I mean,
Speaker 8: even I'm desperate for a perm. I don't think I'm
Speaker 8: gonna go to you.
Speaker 20: Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely not. Yeah.
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