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we're going to be talking about how the super high
gas prices are affecting the glooming industry, if at all,
and we'll also be be talking about our very funny
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isn't gonna be a funny comment segment. It's going to
be a little bit more of a rant segment. So
make sure you stay tuned until the end so you
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, checking the number once again. Where your hosts?
I'm moving van with Anthony? Right, Yeah, what's going on, buddy?
Speaker 1: Nothing. I'm just sort of admiring your your outfit. What
you got going here today? Well, none, just a couple
couple of odd choices.
Speaker 2: What you got?
Speaker 1: You got your sleeves rolled up like a t bird.
I just don't understand, what do you Well, it looked
you would have had a fifty seven Chevy parked.
Speaker 2: Outside and the geez man, You're like, you know, the
first first round knockout over here. They can see us.
Speaker 1: Now, dude, I know that makes it worse, doesn't it?
Speaker 2: All Right? Well, you know whatever, you know, I'll have
you know, back in the eighties, you know, when I
was a teenager, we you know, we cuffed our sleeves.
Speaker 1: So well, it's twenty twenty two outside, right, you should
I mean you can whatever you yeah, I mean you could. Uh,
we could put on some flock of seagulls for you.
Popping my cassette and yeah, your cassette double sided.
Speaker 2: Okay, anyway, what do I do? Do I roll them down?
Speaker 1: Now? I mean no, no, no, I'll leave it. It's not
like it looks bad. I just it was a little jarring.
It's just yeah, it it caught my eye. Let's put
it that way.
Speaker 2: Whatever, man, all right, well, you.
Speaker 1: Know, maybe I shouldn't have said anything. I didn't know
it was such a sensitive topic.
Speaker 2: No, it's just I didn't think you were going to
go there. You know, you've been right off the bat. Anyway.
You know, let's talk about gas prices now. Yeah, you
know that fits in right. Gas prices are just incredible, right.
I filled up my tank and my four cylinder OUTI
the other day cost me seventy one bucks. I got,
I got super you know, but still.
Speaker 1: I haven't had a car in over a year, so
it's not really affecting me personally that much.
Speaker 2: But we got to get you an electric bike.
Speaker 1: No, I don't want anything electric. I've seen you guys
at the gas stations by the old charge stations there,
and what does it take three days for that thing
to fuel up? It's just not worth it to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, just charging up your.
Speaker 1: Car, charging up your car. And you noticed on the
Tesla's like that there's no handble until you press the butt, like, okay,
you know what are bat malfunctions? You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: We go now, there's going to be a bunch of hitchhikers.
Yeah right, because powered cars, you know, yeah, right.
Speaker 1: Gas powered cars don't really you know, they they most
of them come with door handles, you know, so you.
Speaker 2: Could open your door exactly, right, Yeah, yeah, true, I
don't know. I you know, I'm kind of teetering a
little bit on the on the electric car thing.
Speaker 1: You know, I kind of was interested in them when
they first came out, but you know, and you can't
hear them, which is really danger is I've almost been
hit by six of them, yeah, because you know whatever,
walking walking across the parking lot, you know, but they're
going forty.
Speaker 2: Exactly. It's so bad. What's going on there?
Speaker 1: Right? Can't hear them coming?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Oh, boy. But you know, stuff's happening at the
gas stations. Like I saw an argument. This guy jumped
out of his car. He's literally yelling at the gas
station attendant, like you know, you're your prices are too high,
Your prices are too dude, You're like, you know it's
regulated right, Like the gas station attendant doesn't.
Speaker 1: Make the price right. It's like a McDonald's. It's not
like a big Mac down the road is going All
those guys over there are charging six. We should charge
five fifty. It's not No, it's kind of set for
whatever state you're in. I think it goes by state.
I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's just I don't know how it works.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't don't yell at your gas station attendant though
you know they have nothing to do with it.
Speaker 1: No again, though, man, I haven't been new gas station
a long time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's fun. You're you're missing out, you're missing out
on all that seventy bucks, you know, and it's just
it's an exciting experience, you know, when when the guy
puts the thing in your car and you know, fills
up your take, it's so much fun. Yeah, you really
need to get back into it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I miss those days. You know, it was a
simpler time. I really reminisce about my gas station attendance.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I'm friends with mine.
Speaker 1: Well you got to be, because you everybody has the
one Yeah, I think Man Scalco said a joke about that,
where everybody has that one gas station sure that they
always go to, and if and if sometimes you get
stuck going to a different one, and it's just like, well, yeah,
I don't want to be here.
Speaker 2: I like my guy. He's good, fuels me up real quick,
in and out. You know, he's always there. There's no weight.
Speaker 1: You know what really sucks about when this happens at
a gas station. You ever get the thing where the
dude puts it in, clicks it, and walks away. In
the second he walks away, it unclicks and you're not
getting any guess, and now he goes to ten to
six other cars, and it's just like, man, I'm no
closer to leaving than I was when I first pulled in.
Speaker 2: You know, you're looking at it. It says two bucks.
Speaker 1: On the thing, bucks and it's not moving.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then you start getting real nervous and paranoid
in the car, like, is something going to go wrong?
You know? Oh, it's funny.
Speaker 1: You also know that he's not coming back for a
while because you know, you got whatever thirty forty bucks yeah,
and it stopped on two dollars, so it's not he's
not gonna come check on you for you're gonna get
guessed twice basically.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know, and now does he have to
reset it?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Am I getting charged more?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: And you are? You're gonna get like fifteen cents more now?
It's not even.
Speaker 2: Yep exactly that's it. But how are gas prices affecting
the dog rooming industry? That's the topic of our show today.
And are they? They most certainly are.
Speaker 1: Why don't you tell us about it?
Speaker 2: It's a problem. No, so you listen. You can go
with the you know, the obvious that being that gas
prices and everything else is up. It's causing dog groomers,
along with everyone else who's in any kind of profession,
to have to charge more money. So as if dog
grooming wasn't expensive enough, and it is. You know, you're
finding that a lot of dog groomers are starting to
increase their prices like everything else, and it's just snowball.
So gas prices are up, inflation's up, cost of food
is up, and dog rooming is up as well. So
that sucks. Does suck, which is you know, just causing
more people to again groom at home. Is what we
talk about all the time. Especially if you're going to
get certain types of breeds that require a lot of grooming,
you really should acquire some grooming skills so that you
can at least, you know, cut the cost because it
is becoming a big issue. Dog groomers have to charge
a lot of money and the cost of living is
just getting so high. Again, it's a snowball effect here
because what's happening is people are getting their dog's done
less frequently. That causes a problem because now the dogs
are coming in in bad condition, and the worse the condition,
the longer it's taking a dog room or to groom
your dog. So there's an increase of a price.
Speaker 1: There where really snowballs. Yes, it just you know, right,
you look at me like I had six heads.
Speaker 2: Because you made fun of my sleeves, earl, like the
cuffs of my sleeves. I got to deal with, dude,
Do you know how hard it is for me to
be doing this show right now? Do you think I'm
not like, you know, going, man? You know, are they
looking at my sleeve right now?
Speaker 1: You know, man, you looked at me like it's oh really,
Snowballs was some sort of wacky I didn't write that,
you know, that's just a common you know, no.
Speaker 2: Because now I think you're making fun of me again
because I said snowball anyway.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, I am making fun of you. If you
were Frosty the snow Man, you'd be Frosty the Snowman.
Speaker 2: T Bird.
Speaker 1: That's what it looks like, exactly. You look like Gon
Travolta right now.
Speaker 2: I'm very very self conscious right now. So I'm trying
to barrel through this show and give the audience, you know,
some some information.
Speaker 1: You look like John Travolta.
Speaker 2: Now, man, why don't we just call this show beat
the crap out a Dad?
Speaker 1: Well we could. Well, we're going to stray a lot
today because you know, we're talking about gas prices on
a grooming show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we have a rant at the end of
the show, so stay tuned for them.
Speaker 1: Looking I'm looking forward to that.
Speaker 2: So I'm a little pissed about it. But anyway, so no,
But the very serious you know topic here is that
you know what do we do? Man? Because is dog
rooming just becoming unaffordable and in a lot of cases
it is a lot of people are struggling to pay
to get their dogs groomed. And unlike anything else, you
have to get your dog roomed. You just do because
the dogs can just get so severely madded to the
point where it becomes a health issue. You know, do
people have that extra twenty five bucks to put into
a dog grooming? You know what do we do? It
is a problem. But another one of the reasons why
it's costing more too, is that everything is more expensive. Okay,
shampoo is more expensive, Equipment is more expensive, clippers are
more expensive, getting your blade sharpened is more expensive. You know,
your water bill is more expensive. Just keeping. If you
have a dog grooming shop, right, and you groomers out
there know what I'm talking about here, You have to
keep your shop cold. You have to have it cool,
very cool, right, because dogs are full of hair and
they can overheat very easily. So you got to turn
that air down. Our air is down a sixty nine
degrees sometimes and less. Just to, you know, make it
nice and cool in here in the summer months for
the dogs. Again, just costing a lot more money. Overhead
is a lot more money. So how do you make
it up? You got to charge more.
Speaker 1: It's like anything with snowballs. It's like snowball balls. It
is just like a snowball. It's like a snowball. Efeck.
One thing gets expensive, so everything else is expensive. Now
a snowball.
Speaker 2: Effect, snowball effect exactly.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking of writing a book on it. Yeah, yeah,
the snowball effect.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I was going to say, you could title you
can name it that the snowball effect.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, mobile groomers. Oh, that's how I transition, because
we're talking about gas prices, dude, mobile groomers. Yes, God,
oh you want me, oh you want me to say no,
I'm just saying, geez, look at the way it's affecting
us at a shop gas prices. I mean specifically, yes,
you know, mobile groomers. Well, okay, next thing that I
guess that's I guess. I guess he doesn't want to
talk about that.
Speaker 2: No, listen, you got to understand something here though. Honestly, guys,
like this is I'm going to tell you what the
problem is.
Speaker 5: I'm going to tell you what's going on again. This
is only the second show that Anthony and I are
sitting next to each other, so it's.
Speaker 2: Really weird looking at Anthony while we're doing a show. Again,
I used to sit in the bathroom and Anthony would
be in a separate room. So it's just it's a
little weird looking at Anthony.
Speaker 1: Uh, there's a ring light.
Speaker 2: Just bear with us because we're getting used to this.
But but but yes, mobile grooming I'm sorry, I apologize,
but mobile grooming is definitely, you know, a serious issue
that these guys. These people need to put gas in
their trucks.
Speaker 1: Yep, that's where I was gone with them.
Speaker 2: Anthony was waiting for me to respond.
Speaker 1: I expected you to go, oh wow, wow, didn't even
think of that mobile groomers. What about the groomers who
specifically need the gas to yes.
Speaker 2: Yes, so our our our hearts and prayers go out
to you mobile groomers out there who are paying top
dollar for gas for keeping your mobile grooming van fueled
up so that you can actually go and do your job.
Speaker 1: Can I show you, guy, this is what I was
looking at when I said mobile groomers. This is my dad.
That's the look I got you just just.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sorry, right, gets stumped, But yeah, it's it's it's
an issue, and what are we going to do about it?
I don't do you think it's gonna come down? Yeah,
you do, because they're saying gas prices can go up
to like ten bucks a gallon by the end of summer.
Speaker 1: Well, this happened a long time, Like was it like
ten years ago? Gas prices were like it happened in
the eighties again with the eighties. Really, we can put
some flock of seagulls on if you want.
Speaker 2: It's why I cuffed the sleeves man, it's eighties show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean this happens, right, It's not like this
has never happened. It's high gas prices, right, Well, it's hard.
I mean, what's the answer. You can get a Tesla
and have no door handles, but you know, other than that,
you know what also I don't understand about the Teslas
is that they have the big screen, right, which is cool,
but like, how much can you mess with that while
you're driving? Yes, you know, oh you know you could
check your Facebook, really check your face, you know, like,
do you need that? Is it that while eight while
you're doing eighty?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm a little bored, you know, you know, I
really like a change of scenery. You know, let me
let me check my Facebook and my correspondence while i'm
my other people's lives are in my hands.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, well, you know the next thing is just
self driving cars.
Speaker 1: That will be cool as long as they have door handles.
That's a big thing for me. It's kind of a
deal breaker, right. I prefer like being able to enter
the vehicle on my on my own accord.
Speaker 2: Right, you don't have to jump on top of it
while it takes off anything like that, right, right, right.
Speaker 1: Right, like, because there needs to be I don't know,
maybe they have it, but there needs to be a
backup plan for that. What if the handle doesn't come out?
Did you see the TikTok of the guy in the
middle of winter? It was frozen, you know, and that
you know, yeah, that happens. But you know, yeah, I've
seen people rip their door handles off because they're frozen.
But you know you can't with the Tesla. It's not
coming out. You're not going anywhere, no, sorry.
Speaker 2: So you know, my thing is, you know, wait a
couple of years, wait on it, wait until they fix that.
Speaker 1: It's like hair plugs, right yeah, Bill Bird, remember he said, yeah,
it doesn't look like spiders so bad. Now yeah they
said they're stabling ant legs onto people's heads. Now they
don't look so bad. So you've got to wait it out.
It's like plastic surgery.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yeah, you want to wait for that new
technology to come out and better things a little bit,
which you know is in the grooming industry. Technology has
really bettered a lot of things.
Speaker 1: I love how much we cling to trying to keep
the show about grooming.
Speaker 2: Well, it's technology industry. It's part of what our rant
is going to be about later.
Speaker 1: Because you know, oh yeah, because I know what this
rants about.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, so you know, just this show, like you've
said this in the past, this is about like us
being us and being able to talk. Yeah, we're talking
about dog grooming and we're very sious about it. But
here's the thing. You know, watch some of our video
you know if you know, we don't just do this, no,
you know, like this this is like icing on the
cake for us. This is our fun time where you
guys can get to know us a little bit.
Speaker 1: So yeah, you know, that's what I said in the
first show where it was like, I mean even before
we started recording it for you guys, it's like the
podcast was still my favorite part because we can be
ourselves now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Our videos on YouTube are are like our our how
to is our tutorials that's to teach you something. We're
not gonna, you know, talk about Tesla's while we're trying
to show you how to clip the dogs nails. It
doesn't really fit. But here like, yeah, okay, well you
know it's a grooming show, but you know, I want
to talk about Tesla's and Taco Bell.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it does tie into groomy, sorry it does.
Speaker 1: It does.
Speaker 2: You could turn anything into dog grooming really.
Speaker 5: Yeah, technology, technology, you can't even turn technology into dog
rooming technology.
Speaker 2: See. Part of the problem is like nobody knows what
who dog groomers are. Like, you know, only now is
dog grooming getting bigger, where you know, more and more
people are choosing the occupation. So it's not so weird
when you say, oh, what do you do for a living? Oh,
I'm a dog roomer. You know, even just five years ago,
you know a dog? What a dog?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 2: And why? Yeah? And why are your sleeves cuffed? You know?
Speaker 1: You just got great day.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So but now now that dog grooming has gotten
so popular, uh, you know, we're we're kind of involved.
Speaker 1: You know, and people still don't really know the kind
of personalities a lot of dog groomers have because outside
of us Amy Lee and Jesse Dorno, no groomers even
show any personality. There's there's a lot of dog grooming channels,
and most of them are just you do this, yeah,
you know, you know, like certain people just you know,
you get done.
Speaker 2: It's like, okay, exactly.
Speaker 1: Take it, take it easy, because it's worth the views.
Speaker 2: Let you know, let people get to know you a
little bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that's why we like to in this. Some
of you probably don't like us, and they're like, I
wish these guys never let us get to know them.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 1: We you know, we we're not for you.
Speaker 2: No, you know, we get comments all the time. You
guys suck. Okay, well good, thank you, I mean thanks.
Speaker 1: You know, you know, I don't care for the kind words.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we don't care if we suck. It's not about
whether we suck or not. It's about, you know, what
we like to do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, speaking of that, some of you may or may
not notice, it kind of goes into what our rant
is later. So I won't say too much here. But
if you do leave a negative comment, especially now that
I'm addressing the YouTube channel, if you do leave a
negative comment, there's one hundred percent chance, i'd say it
hovers right around one hundred percent chance that's just gonna
get taken down right away. And we don't get a
lot of bad comments for anything like that. Just letting
the few of you who do just want to you know,
I don't know, hurt us. It's it's it's not gonna happen. Yeah,
we yeah, it's just not the way we do things here.
We like, we like love. We try to like it
hard all of our comments. We have one of the
best followings ever.
Speaker 2: We love our audience.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like we love you guys. So those of you
who come in and try to not do the love thing. Yeah,
well that's why we've had such a successful comments segment
all this time, because you know, there's always one, there's
always one or ten, one or ten.
Speaker 2: But most of our comments are very, very good. And
uplifting and appreciate it. So we we appreciate you guys,
and you know who you are, Beverly CD. We meant
you know, we love you guys. That key go jeez,
you know, and and all of you. Really we appreciate
you guys. And you know what, here's the thing that
we even appreciate the negative ones too, because.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love removing them. Yeah, like I like it
makes me feel good. Yeah, especially when you ever sometimes
I'll catch it, like because I get it on my phone,
like as soon as they post it, and as soon
as they post it, I just deleted. Wow that was
up for a second and a half.
Speaker 2: I'll text you and go, hey, did you just delete
a cam because it was up for thirty seconds.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You know, if you're a YouTuber, you're definitely going to
get some negative comments. I see a lot of like
YouTuber chefs cooks that get so many negative comments. Oh
that's not the way you're supposed to cook a steak.
Speaker 1: That's because everybody thinks they're Gordon Ramsey right, exactly. Think
because he screams at people and calls it stuff, they can.
Speaker 2: Do it, all right. And you know it's usually somebody
that you know is cooking their steak on their barbecue
in their backyard. That's leaving leaving the comment. You know
what I mean. You know, like Jean Pierre as a
well known chef. He owned a restaurant for many years
in Florida, and he has a YouTube channel and he's
an amazing chef. Check him out if you guys like
watching chefs. But Jean Pierre is even he gets negative comments.
And this guy is a renown chef, you know, he
specializes in French and Italian cuisine, and people will still
leave a negative comment on this guy who has you know,
fifty years of cooking experience. It's people will just.
Speaker 1: Get mad at anything anything. It's jealousy half the time.
I guess, yeah, But I just don't feel the need
to like leave a negative comment. If I don't like
a video, I just click off of it. You know where.
It happens a lot in uh like mechanic videos. This
happens to him a lot because you work on your
car all the time and sometimes somebody will post a
video that's titled, oh, this is exactly what I'm looking for,
and they'll spend ten minutes not doing it and it's like,
do it already.
Speaker 2: You know, where's the close upright right?
Speaker 1: Where is I can't even see it after all of that,
you know, but your first instinct when that happens is
I'm gonna this isn't forget it. I'm off of this channel.
Don't you don't dislike the video and then leave a comment.
I can't believe you took ten minutes to do it.
Speaker 2: To do it, yeah, exactly. You know people are trying,
but you know, it's.
Speaker 1: Uh wait till the comments come out on this one
on this show that we're doing right now. Yeah, dude,
we talked about grooming for three minutes yep, exactly.
Speaker 2: So here we're gonna talk about it for about another
one minute and then we're going to get into it.
But again, gas prices are are are messed up. Yeah,
so expect dog roomers to charge more.
Speaker 1: The Dow is down.
Speaker 2: The Dow is down, you know, bitcoin is down, everything's down.
Speaker 1: So it's down, you know, so we'll turn it into
it into the just the news.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The other day in railway park man scene skipping what
was he up to?
Speaker 2: Exactly? So I think that part of the solution. Honestly,
getting serious again is to you know, acquire some grooming skills,
as we always talk about. Check out our YouTube channel
learn how to groom your dog. Do the best you can,
and hopefully things will get better and you know, prices
will come down and we can get back to some
sort of normal again, because that would be nice because
what's happening too is that nothing for done. But even
we're seeing a lot of depression in the dogs. Yeah,
the dogs are coming in a little bit depressed for real,
and it's it's because people are depressed and your dogs
feed off of your energy. So a lot of times,
you know, dogs are coming in, they're acting a little different.
They're more nervous. You know, they're in worse condition than
ever and they know it. Dogs. It's like you and
I we love to you know, well not Anthony so much,
but we like to say showers because it makes us
feel better, you know, put the normal person out there.
Same thing with dogs. You know, dogs love when they're groomed.
They feel better. So you know, if there's that big
waiting time and the dogs aren't getting groomed and they
got poop stuck to their butts and their ears are
getting infected, it's just not a good scenario for them.
So with any luck, the prices will come down. We'll
get back to normal where we can get our dogs
back on a nice scheduled grooming and if not again,
you know, groom your dogs at home and start at
least maintaining them in between groomings.
Speaker 1: Okay, guys, having a better understanding of grooming as a
whole at home is always a positive thing. That's why
we say it so much. It's not because we're lazy
and we're trying to convince as many people as possible
please just room your dogs at home because we don't
feel like doing it.
Speaker 2: No, not at all. And you know, groomers are kind
of stepping out of the industry too right now. Groomers
are getting inundated with dogs and we can only do
so many. But you know that's my take on that.
On the high gas prices.
Speaker 1: I give you a lot of credit. That is a
challenging topic for a dog grooming channel, the gas prices.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the truth, though, you know, you got to
tell the truth. That's what our podcast is about, and
Tesla's and Tesla's you know, we talked about cars in
the last one.
Speaker 1: We got cars on the desk here.
Speaker 2: They're both gas powered, by the way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they have door handles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, jeez, that's that is such a badass car thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's really cool. All right, all right, well, okay,
we're going to go to break when we come back. Yeah,
it's gonna be a little bit of a rant. Say
tuned for this. We'll be right back on a groom humans.
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Speaker 1: And welcome back to Groomer Humer on pet Life Radio.
We are your host as always, on a ray, hanging
out with my dad rut V, hanging out right next
to him. Finally, for the second show ever, we are
at the same table and it's very fun and we're
having a very hard time keeping the topic on dogrooming.
So yeah, we covered a lot today, the gas prices
first and foremost how it has affected our industry. And
then for the rest of the time, Tesla's grease, tea birds,
some mechanics stuff, spitball and you know, we'd like to
have a very center focused and centered show that way, nobody.
Speaker 2: Gets confused exactly.
Speaker 1: But yeah, so we have our comment segment here. Yeah,
and yeah, it's a little bit more of a rant.
Speaker 2: Like you said, yeah, well we're going to rant but anyway,
because it was a negative comment and we're going to
address it. Yeah, so okay, So here's the comment this
and this is coming off of our last podcast that
we did.
Speaker 1: We were so excited about that.
Speaker 2: We were so excited and happy about So one of
the comments on that segment was I lost interest in
the first minute when you guys started talking about driving
and cars. I wish you would have just stayed talking
about dog rooming. Sorry, that's just the way I feel.
Speaker 1: Well, if they didn't like the first time that we
did this, we're going to hate. I hate this one
because we didn't We spent most of the time talking
about cars.
Speaker 2: And here's the thing. We know you're listening to this one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we gotcha, and we're gonna remove your comment again
on this one if you say anything else, because you're
really rude for no reason. Yeah, you're really and you
know here, here's the thing. That's just the way we feel.
That's just the way we feel.
Speaker 2: Sorry, because that's just the way.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 2: I want to explain something to you guys too. We
have this amazing feature on our end talk about technology.
Right when somebody leaves a negative comment like that, or
a rude comment, it's right here. It's called the delete button.
We go deleted. Gone.
Speaker 1: Oh, we used to say that all the time.
Speaker 2: It's deleted, it's right here. Look delete lily.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so easy to do. It's so easy to do,
I was saying before I get Sometimes I don't even
have to go on my computer and my phone will
just go off and it'll be like, oh, look a jerk,
and I'll just delete it right there. It takes two seconds.
You're gone, You're gone, goodbye.
Speaker 2: And know this too, that when you leave a comment,
it's up there, it stays up there. And most of
the times we will delete a negative comment, not so
much because we're upset. We don't get upset because it's
just you know, it's not part of it. But what
we do is we we're trying to protect you from
our loving audience that is just gonna like rain terror
on you on your comment, you know what I'm saying,
Because they're gonna attack you because they love us, and
you're leaving a bad coming. So we really are doing
you a favor by removing your rude, negative comment.
Speaker 1: That's a really good way of looking at.
Speaker 2: It, Yeah, because you know, like I said, the ninety
nine percent of our audience that loves us and who
we love, they're gonna unload on you.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, do you think that people like CD
and Kee Gooh are gonna stand for that who watch
every single one of our videos right and always say
something nice?
Speaker 2: Yeah, who have been so supportive. So and that you know,
like a lot of people think this is easy. So
this this takes twenty thirty hours a week to do
for somebody to just go and like get like, gess sorry,
that's just how I feel.
Speaker 1: It was like the whole three and a half minutes
at top where they just didn't talk about grooming. Done,
I'm gonna tell everyone.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And here's the other part of that too, is
that we're always talking about grooming. Watch our YouTube channel.
That's all we do is talk about grooming. So basically,
what you did was you came on, you watched our
show for a minute, and you had a big judgment
call on that minute. You didn't watch our two hundred
and forty nine videos that we have posted that we've
been working on for the past six years. You didn't
look at any of that. You just hate us. Right away, six.
Speaker 1: Years worth of work down the drain for that person
because we talked about cars for a minute.
Speaker 2: Right because we're trying to like, you know, talk about
you know, us, and we do this for us. We're
not trying to be funny. What we are is we're
you know, we're talking to each other.
Speaker 1: So you guys got to remember that's my dad, it's
my son, you know. So we have fun and we
have fun with you guys. It's cause we're not worried
a bit of advice for anybody who not really you
guys watching because if you're watching this, you're already sort
of with us. But if you're new and you're like unsure,
but you're one of those people, like the person whose
comment we just read to you, I wouldn't do that
so much because I'm just saving you time. Not a
single YouTuber who's worth of them gives a crap what
you think about their channel, not when they know that
they're making good content. And you know, we don't have
one hundred thousand subscribers or anything like that, but we
know our channel is good. Yeah, otherwise we wouldn't have
one hundred subscribers and we have thirty thousand almost, So
don't go on people's YouTube channels and just be rude
for no reason, or offer you if you're going to
offer a criticism, make it constructive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we have fun doing it so, as Anthony
always mentions the podcast, this is like our celebration because
we work so hard at the grooming thing. Watch some
of our other videos and you tell me if we're
talking about dog rooming or not, because that's all we
talk about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's this is a break and not really a
break because I like talking about grooming too. But again,
understand something. We have no dogs today. It's the podcast.
Days are days off for us. This is not work.
This is fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Hey, I get to have fun with my dad and
my dad gets to have fun with his son. So
please excuse us if we don't keep it about dog
grooming twenty four to seven. Around these parts, we like
to mix it up a little bit. I opened the
doors of the Lamborghini before.
Speaker 2: That's amazing. You know that's crazy that I.
Speaker 1: See, That isn't it.
Speaker 2: That's who we are.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do it again.
Speaker 2: We just go nuts.
Speaker 1: Do what we go crazy.
Speaker 2: Here is what what we do is. Yeah, we talk
about cars. Sometimes to put.
Speaker 1: My drink right in the center. I don't care.
Speaker 2: I don't care. Look turn this side. Look look what
I did with the keyboards doing here? Okay, the crazy stuff.
Look at this cell phone?
Speaker 1: Cell phone?
Speaker 2: Look, look look at what I'm doing. I didn't like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. See at this point, if you're if you're listening,
we advise you to just for this part, go over
to our YouTube channel so you can see what we
just did. Yeah, but then then come back to pet
or Spotify. iHeart wherever you're getting your your podcasts from.
Speaker 2: I think Mark is pretty close to firing us, and
this was that was stupid.
Speaker 1: Mark's probably like that show is going great until you
guys messed up your desk for no reasons.
Speaker 2: That really.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so tired of you guys. You guys aren't
even funny anyway. So that's gonna do it for this episode. Guys,
thank you so much for watching, and thank you so
much for listening. We'd like to thank our producer, Mark Winster.
Thank you so much. Mark. If you haven't already, head
on over to our YouTube channel. It's grooming by Rudy
on YouTube dot com. We need the comment like, share,
and subscribe to one in here from all of you.
Guys could also like Grooming by Rudy on Facebook, follow
Grooming by Rudy on Instagram and Twitter. It has been
an absolute pleasure. As always, till next time, take care
of yourselves and your pets.
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