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Speaker 2: Hey, everybody, Welcome back to another episode of Groomer Humor
on pet Life Radio. Once again. We are your hosts.
I'm Rudy V along with Anthony Ray. First and foremost,
we want to thank our producer, Mark Winter and pet
Life Radio for giving us the opportunity and we always
want to thank you guys for tuning in and listening
to the show. This show is going to be a
little bit more personal, guys. This is going to be
about us. We want to talk a little bit about us,
what's going on in the shop, in particular, what it's
like to be grooming dogs and running a dog grooming
business while watching our little beautiful baby boy, Anthony's son,
my grandson AJ. Because we watch them every Tuesday and Thursday,
and we managed to just pull it off. We don't
know how the heck we're doing it, but we're doing it.
So this show is just dedicated to our little baby
boy AJ. We got that, We got our funny comment
segment coming up, and we're going to do a little
product review. We're going to try that again, and we
got all of that coming up in this episode of
Groomer humor.
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Speaker 4: Let's talk pets on Petlife Radio dot com.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to Rumor of humor on pet Lake Radio again.
We are your hosts A Rudy V. That's Anthony Ray
right there. And and I just I gotta ask. I
have to ask you a question. Why are you not
wearing your pet Life Radio shirt?
Speaker 5: Well? Two reasons. One I can't find it and two
even if I knew where it was, it's not gonna
fit me anymore. I got that I was fifty pounds
later when we got those okay, but I wore for
those of you who aren't watching, I'm wearing a Spartan
race T shirt. I got this when I completed a
Spartan race, says finisher on the back.
Speaker 2: You completed some thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I walked it. I think I came in like
five thousandth place something like that because a lot of
thousands of people do it.
Speaker 2: Wow, I'm so proud of you.
Speaker 5: Thanks. I did do some of the obstacles. Really, Yeah,
what jump rope? No, wait was their jump rope? No?
It was a city field. It's actually pretty cool. I
wonder if they still do them. But yeah, they opened
up the stadium, we got to go on the field
and then the dugout and everything. Really but uh yeah,
I actually weighed more than I even do now when
we did it, and so yeah, I walked the whole time. Man,
it was that was It was rough. Spartan races are
like no joke, but yeah, thousands of people do it.
And I finished the pretty close to like they were
kind of like, hey, we got to start packing all
this stuff up.
Speaker 2: Soon that they were shutting the lights.
Speaker 5: They were starting to shut it.
Speaker 2: Down, like you know, waving you in.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like can you. You know, you can't even break
out into a healthy jog.
Speaker 2: We'll edit it. We'll edit it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, right exactly, So we'll just film you coming in.
Yeah I didn't get you on a golf cart. Yeah,
please put it this way. Yeah. Oh god, that would
have been great if there was some a golf cart.
At one point, like this one guy who was all
jazzed up, like kind of like toward like just over
halfway through, he was like, really make the whole thing
was if you don't do the obstacle, you have to
do burpies as as a penalty. And this one and
they were doing like the box jump where you got
to jump up on the box and this one dude
who was all you know, raw, Rad's like, no, dude,
you could do it. And I'm like, yeah that I can't. Yeah,
and he'said, no, you're doing it. It's like, no, no,
I can't, and he made me do it and I
actually turned out I could, but it. You know, I
almost you know, my shins were just gone because I'm
clipping the top of the box. I'm not making it
to the top.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, it's it's better than doing the burpees because
those are hard because you know. Yeah, it's hard. It's
hard to do burpies. You get tired after.
Speaker 5: That was so dumb.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, watch you're gonna get so much out
of that, trust me. Thank you, guys, yep, thank you.
I'm gonna take a bow for that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, taking a bow.
Speaker 2: You did the burpiece, Yeah, exactly. So well anyway, listen,
you know what Mark likes me better because I'm representing,
start representing, get a bigger size or something. I don't
know what to tell you.
Speaker 5: I don't know where it is.
Speaker 2: Mark likes me more.
Speaker 5: How about if I find it, no matter how tight
it is, I wear it next week and.
Speaker 2: You know, look into the camera. You hurt him. Now
now you have to no matter how tight it is,
Anthony has to wear.
Speaker 5: If I find it. But I promise I'll look. Yes,
So God, I hope I don't find it now because
that would be funny. I'm not wearing it the whole show,
but I will put it on if I find it.
Speaker 2: You have to put it on now, like this shirt
fits me good? Oh, and I'm gonna find it, you know,
don't don't think you're gonna get.
Speaker 5: Away from my stuff.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing, let's get back to what this
show is about, and it's about our little baby boy,
my grandson, your son. I'm so proud of him, aj
It seems like you might be breastfeeding him soon.
Speaker 5: Well at the rate that I'm consuming what we all know.
Maybe I won't say at this show, but it rhymes
with shosho fell. Yeah it's yeah, I've grown. I got
about a b cup going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got nice areola.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I wanted to lose a lot of weight before
he was born so that he wouldn't get confused as
far as who the who was supposed to have.
Speaker 2: The the boops yeah cup, the feeding mechanism.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but then Taco Bell, Oh, I said it.
Speaker 2: Damn it. See we promised that we weren't going to
say at Taco Bell, and here he is, what a jerk.
Speaker 5: Well, cats out of the bag now. I actually did
lose twenty pounds and then they brought back the Mexican pizza,
so there went that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, it's the story of your freaking life.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Anyway, forgetting all the Spartan race and all of that,
and I'm most proud of you for giving us our
little baby boy, Aje. He's the most adorable thing, guys,
And we want to talk a little bit about, you know,
how it's affected our life because he just turned six
months on the twentieth and we have him every Tuesday
and Thursday. And not to say it's a challenge, it's
a challenge, man. It's different.
Speaker 5: It was, especially when we first started doing it, because
I don't know plenty of you. I'm sure our parents
who are listening are watching. I didn't know what I
was doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: And when my wife was home on maternity leave for
the first whatever it was, two months, she I'm not
a whole lot changed for me right out of the gate.
As far as my job, I would I would still
just come to work and that's and that's it. But
then she got like a new job, and because she
used to just work at night every other week, and man,
when she got her new job, her hours were nine
to five. So next thing, you know, oh, I have
him all day by myself, myself, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: With with you know, a cage unit full of dogs.
Yeah yeah, customers rolling through the door.
Speaker 5: It's funny though, how it evolved because at first, member
I just kind of plopped them in front of the
TV because the guy. We have to work, we have
dogs to do, and we were putting on freaking Mickey
Mouse Clubhouse. My God, hot Dog, Hot Dog, Hot Dog.
Just it's just man, I still have I'm still traumatized
from the amount of times I've heard that. But uh yeah,
and it turns out not just just just bring him
in the groom room with you, because he loves hanging
out with you and watching the dogs get worked on
and everything. So now, I mean, granted, yeah, it's still
a challenge because you're trying. Now, we're working around diapers
and feedings, but that kid just sits there.
Speaker 2: Man, dude, we are lucky and thank you so much, AJ,
because he is such a good boy. Guys, really, he
just hangs with us. He he actually comes to dog
dogs down a little bit. In my opinion, the dogs
are so curious of him, you know, and they want
to sniff him and stuff like that, and when they
see him it's almost like they he has like this
calming effect on them. But you know, so far, he's
been such a good little boy. He lets us do
our job. It's a little challenging when we got a
big dog, though, you know, because you know he's you know,
AJ's in his little uh what do you call it? Thing?
Speaker 5: A stroller?
Speaker 2: Man, I'm a stroller et jerk, you know, I don't know.
Speaker 5: Ye maybe it's because did they not have strollers in
the fifties.
Speaker 2: Not like the ones they have now now they have,
you know, the strollers have like shocks in them and
stuff like that.
Speaker 5: Our strollers awesome. We don't even have to take him
out of the ya. It's his car seat and attaches
to the stroller.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, well, they didn't have that in the fifties
and they didn't have it in the eighties or the
nineties either. Okay, when you were born, we had to
rough it, you know, lugging your fat ass around. You know,
you were a huge baby like Aj, you know what
I mean, carrying you around.
Speaker 5: He's such a big kid. He's chubby. He's a chubby
little baby.
Speaker 2: Chubby little cute little baby, and he's chubby legs, and
he's got just the head of hair on him. That
just I mean, he's the cutest little thing. And like
I said, a little challenging when we do big dogs
because like he's in his stroller, sorryroller, yeah whatever? Why
you said the basket is the basket. Part of it
called the stroller. No, what's that part called that? Ah
see you see what I mean. See what a jerky
is sometimes god whatever, the carrying thing, the carrier. Yeah,
we put him in there, you know, while we're doing
a big dog so we can get but he just
lays there. He just lays there and he just kind
of like, you know, you give him pass fire and
he's just kind of like you know, like like like
and watching us the whole time. And he's a joy
to have. He's I'm getting my exercise in because you know,
while while dogs are taking a break or we're taking
a little bit of a break, you know, I'm up
and down the store in his stroller, you know, just
getting my exercise in. And you know, it's time with him.
It's my time with him, and I love it. It's
making it just it's actually making it better. I want
to come to work more on the days that he's here.
Speaker 5: I honestly I look forward to it. And you told
me that would happen, and a couple of my buddies
I remember, because I was not doing well with it
at the beginning. I was I was just having anxiety
all day long.
Speaker 2: You're going to postpartum.
Speaker 5: Oh god, it was just so rough.
Speaker 2: That happens to men too, by the way, guys, okay,
let's yeah for the record, I mean the men go
through their little thing too.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah. I just had these just awful days in
my own head. And he's fine, my kid, he's so
good all the time. And I just wasn't handling it
well for some reason. And about a couple of my buddies, thankfully,
who have been dads for the last year plus. Uh,
I called, Uh. I had my buddy DJ call me.
He was talking me off the ledge, and I was
texting my buddy Randy, who was telling me, you know,
you got to relax, man. None of us know what
we're doing. You know, just you'll you'll, and uh you
and uh.
Speaker 2: Yeah your buddy dad too. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, I just said, would you let me talk? God,
it's a rough one this week. Speaking of that, did
you're wearing the same shirt? Yeah, okay, I'm back to
that now because that's the same shirt you were wearing
last week. Has that been washed?
Speaker 2: Yes, it has, I'm sure I'm sure it has at
some point.
Speaker 5: Yes, mine's in a gutter somewhere. I bet it's cleaner
than that. Don't check it now. I got to air
it out, Yeah, air it out anyway. You and my
two buddies said, you're probably gonna end up looking forward
to the days that you bring your son to work
with you and I do other than having to get
up at six thirty in the morning on those days. Yeah,
after ten minutes, you're up, and then I just get
to be with my boy all day. And I love
it because he likes it too. He looks forward to it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we walk him outside, we bring him outside, and
we're constantly like keeping his mind stimulated, you know, where
we're We're doing our job and at the same time,
just incorporating Aj into the whole process, you know what
I mean. Like if you know, if you're bathing a dog,
I'll pick Aj up out of the.
Speaker 5: Stroller, that thing, the thing that holds him right that
whatever that apparatus is that we have them.
Speaker 2: While you're bathing a dog, I'll pick him up and
I'll hold him and you know, so he can see
Anthony bathing a dog, and you know, and then you know,
when I'm finishing dogs or prepping dogs, Anthony's you know
kind of you know, either giving him a feeding or
you know, he's holding him as well, and he's you know,
and he's just it's so good for him because he's
constantly stimulated, and you know, and there's you know what,
there's a lot of dog groomers that have to go
through that, you know what I mean, or you know,
definitely just any occupation where you have you know, young
young kids and you have to you know, do your job.
Oh wow, that's so beautiful. That is so cute. Mark,
Thank you so much. Mark.
Speaker 5: You guys can't see well, maybe you know what, maybe
maybe I could find a way to put it on
the screen for you guys watching. But our producer Mark
is playing a video of me and his son. We
were both born on the same day. That's how we met. Mark.
Speaker 2: Oh wow.
Speaker 5: For those of you who don't know, a video of
me in the I'm the one in the stroller.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah. Yeah, you're the one that looks like he's hungry.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I do look hungry.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 5: I was pretty big. Huh.
Speaker 2: Look at the size of Corey. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Oh I'm my mom.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's such.
Speaker 5: A cute video. I gotta find a way to put
this on the screen so you guys could see it.
Speaker 2: Mark, that's beautiful. Thank you so much for that. Oh
my god, that's really I was not expecting that. Oh boy,
Now what now a son? You know, really we should
write a book because it's such a unique story of
how we met Mark, and we've we've told the story
in parts, but it's like, you know again, like Mark's son, Corey,
was born the same day as Anthony, and that's how
we met. And we shared the same room Mark's ex
wife at the time and on my ex wife at
the time. We shared the same room and I met
Mark and and we just kind of instantly hit it off.
And next thing you know, we're going to each other's
birthday parties, We're going to each other's barbecues. Mark, I
got I'll never forget this, Mark. You made me the
best freaking hamburger I've ever had in my entire life.
I couldn't believe it. For real. It was like ground
up filaming man, it was. Mark made me a cheeseburger
that was this thick, you know, and it was the
best tab. I know you remember that, Mark, but I'll
never forget that because I was, like, you know, I
grew up in Italian and Elizabeth. We used to get like,
you know, a little cheeseburger like this on wonderbread. You know,
I think, you know, like you know, we ketchup and
a pickle on it.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: I never went to the Mark lived in a little
bit of you know at the time. It was kind
of like more of the suburbs. And Mark turned me
on to I didn't even know what it was. It
was just like this thing with this and I was like,
what is that and he's like, oh, it's cheeseburger. Oh,
where's the wonderbread? Though? You know, I think it was
the first time I ever had a cheeseburger on a bun.
Speaker 5: You know, it's a hot dog with the folded piece.
You know, Italians made it work.
Speaker 2: There was a lot of us. There was a lot
of people to feed. So yeah, that's how we met
Mark and Lo and behold, Mark's doing pet Life Radio.
We're doing dogs. We're in the pet street and we
meet up twenty five years later and we're doing this
and god, we just love it. I don't know, it
all comes together.
Speaker 5: Life is weird, man, now.
Speaker 2: You know. And now we got we got aj in
the picture and again it's just, you know, for all
you people that have to do what we do and
bring your baby to work with you or your child
to work with you, it's a challenge. But at the
same time, for us, it's just been such a really
good experience, you know, not without challenges of changing diapers
and stuff.
Speaker 5: You know, It's funny. I was saying before that, I
talked to my buddy DJ, and when we first got
on the phone, I was I just started talking and
I was just like, yeah, man, you know, I'm just
I'm so nervous all the time, and and you know,
I just have these day long anxiety attacks and I
don't know what I'm doing. And you know, he's calming me down.
He's going, dude, you know it's fine. You're gonna get
used to gonna get used to it. And then I said, uh, yeah,
I know, but I got to take him to work
with me twice a week. And he goes, oh, man,
So he goes, okay, that's us.
Speaker 2: Ye wow, how are you going to do that? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, But he flipped it. And because that does that
make my heart sink because I'm like, okay, so I'm
I should be freaking out right now. But then he
was like, no, no, no, like you're you, you'll probably
end up enjoying I do, I really do. I'm building
he's gonna remember this. Maybe I remember stuff. I remember
being in my crib, I don't I hear that's rare.
I don't know, but I remember so much stuff from
being an infant.
Speaker 2: You dressed yourself ones.
Speaker 5: I remember why and everything I used to get out
of the crib and because I hated the process of
getting dressed, and I still do as I hate the
morning grind. I hate it.
Speaker 2: I hate and and there's a lot there's a couple.
Speaker 5: Of things happened said that in a while, So thanks
for checking back in on that front. But yeah, nothing's
changed there either, I guess though, so whatever, But yeah,
I hate you know, when I first wake up, you
gotta get dressed and you go to the bathroom all
that crap and make your coffee. I just I love
when I get to finally leave the house. That's when
I start feeling better. And as a child, as an infant,
well not an infant, as a toddler, I guess whenever
a toddler. Yeah, when, Yeah, that's a pretty impressive infant
climbing out of it. You know, you wiggle out of
the crib dressing. So yeah, as a toddler, I was
the same way. I hated the process of getting being
being dressed. So I figured, I'm up, my parents are sleeping.
It would be the middle of the night, and I'd
be like, no, what, Let's get that done and save
some time. So I would climb out of my crib.
I knew where my clothes were, there was little drawers
on the side, and I would I would get dressed
in what I thought my mom might put me in
the next day, and I would put all my stuff
on I think even my shoes, yeah, and dressed in
the crib, and then I would climb back in and
go back to sleep. I figured, I figure, why why
do it tomorrow, Let's just do it now.
Speaker 2: And you're just as weird as you are as you were,
I'm still as weird as you are now.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm still me, yes.
Speaker 2: And I have a funny feeling age. It's gonna be
a lot like you.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he's a he seems a little advanced as well.
Speaker 5: This is how good my kid is. We watch what
I want to watch, me and him, I was watching
Terminator Too yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Maybe to some that might be child abuse, but I
don't think so. I think it's I think it's important
to show him some Terminator. Terminator Too. It's one of
the best sequels of all time. He needs to learn
this stuff. I'm a movie guy. Yes, you're a movie guy.
Speaker 2: I am a movie guy. Yes, yeah, just uh.
Speaker 5: And you know what's kind of funny? What I remember
another one of the crazy vivid memories I have. I
was probably about two or three years old. Another thing
I used to do once in a blue moon was
I would get up in the middle of the night
and just put the TV on. And you know what
I watched when I was two or three years old?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 5: Terminator Oneator yep, uh, two great movies check them out,
yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: Or the Equalizer.
Speaker 5: God, you won't ze you won't stop talking about the
damn Equalizer.
Speaker 2: Great movie, Equalizer one Equalizer too.
Speaker 5: I think the sequel is pretty new, dude, you.
Speaker 2: Gotta get it. I'm telling you, it's a great movie.
I love it. Anyway, what are we gonna do here.
We're gonna go to a quick break again. We're gonna
keep this one short. And when we come back, We're
gonna do a little product.
Speaker 5: We're gonna try to tell me you were doing that.
Speaker 2: What the product review? No, well, we're gonna include it
because you know what with this is a grooming podcast
and we are going to talk about grooming, come hell
or high water, We're definitely gonna talk about grooming. And uh,
we have a great product review coming up and if
it's anything like the last one, and then you know
you have something to look forward to.
Speaker 5: Last one was so successful.
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Speaker 5: Welcome back to Groomer Humor on pet Life Radio. We
are your host, signed Anton Ray, hanging out with my
cat Rudy be. In this episode, we have been talking about, well, basically,
what it's like having my son, aj six month old,
my little baby boy here at the shop with us
twice a week while we're grooming, and what that's been like.
And yeah, needless to say, we love it. At the
end of the day, I look forward to it every week.
And now, unfortunately we have to do a product review
real quick for you guys again because the first time
my dad did this it was such a booming success,
very smooth, very professional.
Speaker 2: Yep. Oh, and this one's going to be just as smooth, guys.
Speaker 5: Oh, one could only hope.
Speaker 2: Trust me on that this one's gonna be. Well.
Speaker 5: Gets already off to a roaring started with weapon web it.
Speaker 2: Well, we always talk about the importance of a slicker brush, right, yeah,
probably the most important tool you guys can use out there.
So right now I am showing you I'm currently using
the and slicker brush. Right. It's a really nice brush.
It's a large it's not too curved here, so it
doesn't hold too much. But this is the one I'm
using currently. I use a lot of different brushes, but
this is what I'm showing right now. It's got a
really nice handle. It's got this little thumb grip in
the back of it so you can kind of use
your thumb to get some good brush action in there.
That it's going well. So far here it's doing great.
I feel that feel.
Speaker 5: Does feel good.
Speaker 2: I like this brush. You should be brushing your dog
at least two times a week. Oh what a good dogie.
And along with a slicker brush, and you can use this.
It's called the universal slicker brush guys, because you's used universally.
You can use it on just about any breed of dog.
So this is a great brush. It's the bristles are soft,
but yet firm, Soft yet firm.
Speaker 5: Is that possible?
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, it is possible, So.
Speaker 8: It is possible, yes, yes, And it's so exciting. It's exciting,
it's exciting. I was gonna say it looks like an
exciting brush. It's an exciting brush, and it's dollars. It's
a very good brush. But what you should be using
along with this exciting brush is a comb. Okay, and
this is an eleven inch comb, and this is a
smaller one. This is the I think it's the seven
and a half inch comb, but there's the eleven. You
can use this on bigger breeds, you know, if you
got your smaller guys, use this one's a little weather
because I use this one quite often on small dogs,
you know, sheets's poodles, that sort of thing.
Speaker 5: Now those can you do the up and down motion
as well? You can?
Speaker 2: You can do I'm a groomer. Maybe through and through,
I mean you could you could just do.
Speaker 5: Thisward scissor hands it right there.
Speaker 2: Yes, you can do that. You can. You know what
I'm saying. You can do this.
Speaker 5: Right and I could come up from me. Don't touch me,
don't touch my.
Speaker 2: I'm just sorry. But yes, with these you can in
combination with this slickle brush. What you want to do
is we want to brush through the coat and what
you're gonna do is You're gonna go to our YouTube channel,
Grooming by Rudy. Go to our YouTube channel, and we're
gonna show you how we use these products in all seriousness.
You're gonna go through your dog with the brush and
you're gonna fine tune it and go through it with
the comb and just check out some of our how
to brush your Dog videos and you'll get a lot
more insight on these products. And we have one here.
We're not going to do it in this show, but
we have one in its box and it's a.
Speaker 5: Little thing here and wonderful packaging.
Speaker 2: Wonderful packaging, and we're actually gonna give this one way.
We're gonna give it away, not in this show, but
we're stay tuned. If you watch our next show, we're
going to give you the details on this giveaway. Okay.
It's a great brush to have, guys, and it's made
by Anders.
Speaker 5: And it'll be our first giveaway.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be our first giveaway. So we're just working
out the details, but we are going to be giving
this prushure away and it's a really good brush to have.
Speaker 5: This was made in England.
Speaker 2: Yes, that one I've had that one. Since I started
grooming back in nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 5: We're talking about the smaller comb.
Speaker 2: This smaller comb, Yes, that one. I don't think you
can even find those anymore, but yes, this one is.
This is called a it's actually called a greyhound comb.
I don't know why they call it that, but it's
originally called a greyhound comb. And you know, it's double sided.
The it's got the smaller smaller edge here and the
wider edge here. And what you can do is, you know,
you go through it first with that wider edge, and
then you fine tune it and go through it with
the more finer teeth.
Speaker 5: Let me give you guys some advice on these big
eleven inch combs. This one's and is look at the
weight if you buy them online, because some of these
are way too heavy. This one's perfect.
Speaker 2: It's a good point.
Speaker 5: This one is perfect. But yeah, look at like, especially
if you're on Amazon where they put all they have
all that stuff for you, make sure you look at
the weight. I don't know what the target weight is,
but like, take a look at that, because we have
one that's it's very way too heavy. It's like twice
the so look up the and this comb and whatever
that weight is. If you don't want the and this
comb and you're looking for something else, at least compare
the weights because these these big ones can get heavy
and if it's too heavy, it's not good. You need
to be able to to do this and and your
wrist is going to be killing you if because some
of them are honestly, like, dude, this feels like the
size that it is. It's supposed to be light.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that one. That one feels like butter.
Speaker 5: Because honestly it's the same size almost as I mean
same uh same weight as this one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the same size, the same size.
Speaker 5: Yes, it is what happens when we start reviewing stuff.
Speaker 2: Yep. Yeah. Another thing I love about this comb too
is that it has the rounded handle. This is all
rounded here, so it feels really good in your hand.
But yeah, great point, Anthony. It's some of the cheaper
ones are real head so heavy and they're awkward. And
this one again made by ands and this makes great products.
I'm sorry, I use a lot of products, but this,
you know, and just again feels like butter. But yeah,
great point. So with that being said, let's get into
our funny comment segment. Okay, so this one unlike the
last comment that we had segment that we had, which
was like a ten chapter book that the woman commented,
this one's the opposite of that. It was very very short.
I don't know why I found this to be funny.
But yeah, you don't even know what I wrote it
because I wrote a spoil. Yeah, but it says. It says,
do you guys take Venmo? And the thing that I've
I don't know. I don't know how to use Venmo,
so maybe that's why I felt it.
Speaker 5: So, I mean, it's easy, but like, why would you
make again? Right? Usually you should start with like where
you located, Like it doesn't matter unless they're trying to donate,
which if that's the case, we just ruined that.
Speaker 2: I just ruined that on.
Speaker 5: But do you guys take Venmo?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: No, we actually get that a lot. But like you know,
again in person, yes, are some customers ass like you
know what you take Menmo? It's like no, okay, no problem.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so that's wow. Okay, but I thought that
was fun I would think it is funny.
Speaker 5: You never used Venmo?
Speaker 2: No, I don't. I don't even know what Venmo, I
picture like when I hear venmo, I picture like getting
a bag of chips out of vending machine. That's that's
what I think, Venmo. Okay, like, Oh then I put
it in a vending machine and oh mo.
Speaker 5: What's the mouse using the old vending machine?
Speaker 2: Do that I'm not even using.
Speaker 5: You're using the cigarette vending machines gesture it used to
be a diners.
Speaker 8: Ah, yeah that I love doing this show, of course.
Speaker 2: Oh god, then is uh no, it's easy.
Speaker 5: You should get it. We probably should use it.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it is. Set it up and
set it up. I'm still trying to figure out how
we're gonna give the brush away.
Speaker 5: Yeah, how you give the brush away? I think you
got to put the comment in the generator. You guys
got to be subscribed. We'll figure it out. We're giving
it away, for sure.
Speaker 2: We're giving it away. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I don't know anything else you want to add. I
love my son, I love them too.
Speaker 2: Apparently this show is dedicated to AJ so I'm not
without taking some side roads.
Speaker 5: Well, you know the good thing about doing the product
reviews is at least it does keep the show. It's
centered somewhat around dog grooming, which we really struggle to
do sometimes.
Speaker 2: Hey man, we're just who we are. We're going to
link these products to by the.
Speaker 5: Way, yeah, well income and.
Speaker 2: Us and us all right, I love you aj Yeah,
my buddy.
Speaker 5: I love them too. Well. That's going to wrap up
the show guys. As always, we'd like to thank our producer,
Mark Winter. Thank you so much, Mark. Thank you guys
so much for listening and watching. If you haven't already,
head on over to our YouTube channel that's coming by
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As always, take care of yourselves and your pets.
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