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Speaker 2: Hey everybody, welcome back to another episode of broomor Humor
on Pet Life Radio. As always, we are your hosts.
I'm Rudy V along with Anthony Ray. First and foremost,
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as a guest on her show. Isabelle, that was so
much fun. Thank you so much. We had a great
time and if you guys are interested in seeing it,
you can find her right here on pet Life Radio.
Covered in Pet Hair with Isabelle Alvarez Errata. So this
show is going to be dedicated to a wonderful couple
from Wisconsin who has found our YouTube channel and our
podcast and they did exactly what we were always hoping for.
They started practicing on their own blogs and they ended
up opening up their own grouping shops. So congratulations to
Dennis and Audrey from Wisconsin. But we're going to be
talking about them. We got a little product review going
on today in this show, and we have our very
very funny comments segment coming up in the show. We
got all of that when we come back on Groomer Unit.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back to Bloomer Humor once again. We are your
hosts on you and lead along with Anthony Right. I
am so excited about this show today. I just feel good.
I'm really really excited.
Speaker 1: Why because you lost the quarter pound?
Speaker 2: Why see what I mean? Why do you always got
to be so snarky all the time. Snarky, Yeah, snarky
is a word. Yeah, but I'm there. You go back
to the fifties again. Now you're a ta bird all
all over again. What's next with a rubber those.
Speaker 1: Sit on today with the with the fifties? My god,
say it.
Speaker 2: I can't help it. You know what, though, listen, the
fact that you're even saying that right and doing the
fonds and doing happy days as a testimony to how
great things were back then in the fifties.
Speaker 1: So whatever, Just I think you're snarky, snarky. People listening
and people watching are gonna think you just called me
a pokemon. That's what that sounds like. Snarky, snarky.
Speaker 2: Go well, whatever, man, I'm happy today, and you know,
apparently you know I'm still stuck in the fifties, which
I am. I got I'll give you credit, I am,
but you know, and I lost a pound and a
half by the way, not a quarter pounds, So he'll
at least tell the truth.
Speaker 1: Let's stop saying quarter pound because you know, you know
what that's making me think of.
Speaker 2: Listen, Okay, we're gonna apologize right off the bat. We're
not talking about fast food today, Okay, enough of that,
at least not yet. Yeah, exactly, but yeah, we'll find
out later in the show. What Taco Bell has also,
you know, added to their menu.
Speaker 1: Yes, they've added some couple of new items for the
menu that we also have that coming.
Speaker 2: Up next, and of course dog grooming grooming, all right, listen.
We really are happy though, because, aside from losing you know,
a quarter pound and you know and Anthony being snarky,
we are so happy to say that this wonderful couple
from Wisconsin, they emailed us and with this really nice email,
and they ended up you know, watching our videos and
listening to the podcast, and we're so excited about it
because they did exactly what our show is like designed
to do. It's it's exactly what we wanted. They started
working on their own dogs. They have two Shelti's, they
have an awesee named Buck, and they just got confident
enough and skilled enough to open up their own grooming shop.
And now they're kind of like in their retiring but
yet they're grooming dogs on the side. So what a
success story. I think that's wonderful.
Speaker 1: It makes me realize how long we've been making YouTube
videos that we have enough videos out there to actually
allow somebody to start and like from not knowing anything
to go all the way to starting their own grooming shop.
That's pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Exactly. Things come in time, you know, and this stuff
takes time. It takes time to teach people, It takes
time to get started on YouTube. It takes a lot
of time. I mean there's YouTubers that have you know,
started in you know, the early two thousands and are
just starting to make it now, you know. And and
when we say make it, I mean we don't mean
like make it, you know. I mean we're in around
thirty one thousand subscribers. We felt like we made it
after we had like, you know, five hundred subscribers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was an exciting time around these parts. It's
actually some even though when you first start YouTube it's
such a grind, it's really fun at the beginning if
you're getting some sort of progression, you know, like it was,
it was a lot more exciting getting to one thousand
than it was getting to you know, seven thousand.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Like as far as just like because it's one thousand
is such I can't believe we did it. We made
it to one thousand, Yeah, And then you know, but
then when you get to seven thousand, it's like yeah, okay,
well we got to get to ten thousand now, and
then twenty thousand and thirty thousand, and.
Speaker 2: You know, we got monetized. Remember that first, like we
I think we made like two dollars and seventy cents,
and it was like, yeah.
Speaker 1: It works, we made it, we made it. We could
buy it some grapes something exactly, you know, organic bananas.
Speaker 2: Organic bananas with that I don't know, no, not organic
organic bananas. A right, five bucks, we can get half
half a hand.
Speaker 1: All kind of half a hand or a box of cereal.
Speaker 2: Yes, like you know, but like you know, it just
felt like yeah, we made it, we made it.
Speaker 1: And then we got unmonetized. That's so messed up. So
when we first started it was YouTube. I think the
requirement was three hundred subscribers, and then I forget to
watch time. Watch time is the time that people watch
your videos accumulated, so you have to have a certain
amount of that and a certain amount of subscribers. So
we had three hundred subscribers, we had the watch time
whatever the requirement was, and we got monetized, and then
like after two months they reworked YouTube and now you
needed a thousand subscribers and then twice the watch time
and we didn't. And it was like okay, so so
forget it. Yeah now you're unmonetized. Yeah, now we're not
making any money. That was. That was like a kick in.
Speaker 2: The in the old in the goons.
Speaker 1: In the in the guiones there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, yeah it really was. But you know,
it goes to show you man, it really does take
a lot of effort. But when you finally get there
and you get this kind of a response, you know,
I'll never forget our first comment too on YouTube. It
was like, you know, great video. We were like what
it is?
Speaker 1: We thought it sucked.
Speaker 2: I called you and hey, An, did you see the comment? Yeah?
Great video?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, someone said something. I used to lose
my mind when we got fifteen views. Oh yeah, Now
I'm like mad if we only get like one hundred
views in an hour.
Speaker 2: I get mad when our real time is below ten thousand. Yeah.
But listen, we want to thank you guys for making
it again. We're so appreciative, and Dennis and Audrey are
so appreciative too. They said the kindest things right. We're
working on getting them on the show. But to be
honest with you, they they were kind of like they
were a little intimidated. They didn't want to you know,
really be on camera, but they agreed to let us,
you know, at least tell their story. And they're really
sweet people. I'm pretty sure they're early into their retirement
right now. They started working on their own dogs. They
have two Chelties and they have an afesea named Buck.
And they said that, you know, they started off by
watching our how to Rake Out an Undercoat video. That
was the first video that they watched, and they loved
it so much because they used it on their on
their shelties and Buck and the result was great. They
kept watching more of our videos. They learned how to
clip nails, and as we said, they became confident enough,
confident enough and skilled enough that they were able to,
you know, start doing like a neighbor's dog. And and
that's how this stuff usually starts, you know, usually starts slow,
just like the YouTube channel or anything else for that matter.
They just started doing their neighbor's dog, and neighbor you
paid them and they were like, hey, you know, they
did their another neighbor's dog, and word of mouth just
snowballs into their own business. And now they're doing their
own business, which is a fantastic option for you know,
you guys that are in retirement and you're looking for
something to do, okay, because a lot of times people
will retire and they'll die, you know.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, that's what retirement kind of means.
Speaker 2: It means to retire, like like Keith Hernandez's number got retired.
It's done, it's over.
Speaker 1: It's no more seventeen, no.
Speaker 2: More seventeen Mets fans, by the way, But yeah, it's
something to do. It keeps you going, It keeps your
you know, keeps you working, which keeps your mind stimulated.
And you don't have to do it like, you know,
go crazy with it. They're not going crazy.
Speaker 1: No, they're going to keep it really small. They're probably
not even going to have like a website or anything.
It's just like local in their community. But it's still like,
you know, it's still cool, Like, really, you watched our videos,
learned enough, you know, and started grooming dogs. That's so cool.
Speaker 2: This is just an exciting show for us because we're honestly,
we're really happy about it. It's what we want. We
want to be able to teach you, guys, we want
to be able to Like I said, whether it's us
or anybody else, it's really really important to learn this
stuff because what it also can do is it offsets,
say your retirement income or your Social Security income. It
just adds to it. You know, a lot of people
they end up going into retirement and they can't afford
anything anymore, you know, because they're so budgeted. So now
you've got a small little dog rooming business gives you
a little bit more financial freedom to allows you to
just do more things in your retirement. And that's what
happens to a lot of people. They'll they'll retire, but
then they don't have the funds to really do much
and they end up, you know, sitting in front of
the TV and watching YouTubers like Growing by Rudy and No.
But like that's happens a lot people will just wither
away because they just don't have enough money to do
what they want to do, vacation, whatever you want to do,
you know, fix up your house again. Just we're so
proud of these people. Shout out to you guys, Dennis
and Audrey, You guys are great. Thank you so much
for the email. That was just when we saw it,
we were so excited. It was almost like, oh man,
I feel like crying right now because we had that
kind of impact on somebody.
Speaker 1: You know, it's you know, you hear the stories sometimes
of like celebrities or other content creators who say in
their videos like, oh, like your guys, stories of how
I helped you is always so heartwarming and thank you
because with that you got this is like one of
the first times that this has happened to us like
that deeply where it's like they, you know, our YouTube
channel altered the course of a couple's life. So it's like,
and I think one of their Aussie's name is Steve,
which cracked me the hell up because of the shelty.
Sorry because yeah, because Asie's name is Buck right, yeah,
one of their shelter because I love I don't know
if I've said it on the show before, but I
crack up every time somebody uses a human name on
one of their dogs, and I get maybe they were
Stranger Things fans and they named their shelty Steve, and
I just think that's hilarious. It's like because you know,
you know, when you're ever going to meet a dog
named like Derek, and I think that's hysterical. Like we
had we groomed the schnauzer named Hank, and and we
almost always call his owner Hank.
Speaker 2: My mistaken.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh I do it all the time.
Speaker 2: Uh, yep, it's uh, it's a yeah, it's it's a
big mistake.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's especially like when you're leaving it on a message machine.
Speaker 1: You can't take it back.
Speaker 2: You can't take it back, you go, man, I just
called him Hank.
Speaker 1: What happened to you that one time? We have a
customer named Flavio and and you you you tried to
leave a message and you said, hey, flav it's Rudio.
And that's just there. Now Yeah, there's no, there's no
I said. I said, hey, his name is Fabio. Yeah,
I said, hey, fob, it's Rudio. And I went, anyway,
he's all done, Like what are you going to You
can't call his machine and delete the message yourself and
try again, just you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And Hank's owner's name is Andy, so you know
I've called him and said, you know, hey, hey, Hank,
just let you know, and he's already to be He's
already he's all ready to be picked up. So you know,
you're convenient. But it's so funny. Yeah, human names on dogs, Yeah, hilarious.
Another thing I wanted to mention too is, you know
YouTubers dog rooming YouTubers sometimes not all the time, we
get a lot of slack from the industry, right and
now I don't I don't want to go too far
into this, but you know, the industry itself, the dog
rooming industry, you know, it really is. It's a very
high standard of groomy, okay, especially when you go to
shows and you're watching competitions and things like that. Okay,
So one of the things that we tend to get
or feel is that the industry is kind of frowning
upon people who are doing YouTube channels for dog grooming.
But as long as you're watching a reputable channel, okay,
a dog roomer with at least you know, some good
educational skills and some talent as a dog groomer, you're
not going to go wrong with it. And people will
say the thing like, okay, well, here's the problem though,
if enough people are doing their own dogs at home, Okay,
then you know it's going to drive the grooming industry out,
you know, not not. I'm telling you not, because here's
the thing. There are far too many dogs out there.
There are, and if anything, what it's doing here in
this case now right, is that it's allowing someone to
open up another dog grooming shop, so that it's not
hurting the industry. It's bettering the industry the more people
that know because there's a lack of dog groomers. There's
a lack of dog groomers. So now we just taught
to people how to groom dogs, they opened up their
own business. Now we have another grooming business out there
that is again taking on more dogs and helping these
dogs get groomed. So again, as long as you're watching
grooming channels that are holding grooming to that higher standard,
you're okay, you know, like us, like Amy, who we
always mentioned, you're not going to have that problem. I'm
not saying that, you know, you should be watching a
fly by night channel that aren't groomers and that are
you know, just not holding it up to that higher standard.
But as long as you're watching the reportable channel, then
you're actually bettering the industry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a I think that nobody would start a
grooming channel if they really thought that it would end
their job effectively, you know, like like there would be
no point. We wouldn't be doing this if that was
the point. It's impossible. Like you said that YouTube is
so vast and and dogs are so vast, there's never
ever going to be like enough dog groomers. There's never
going to that's never there's never going to be a
point in time where all of a sudden it's like yep,
dog groomers outnumber the amount of dogs. So everybody is
doing a nice easy three four dogs a day and
we're none. That's never gonna happen. So it's not about that.
And even you know what, honestly, even if it did,
and not to sound so holier than now or anything,
but even if that were an actual like risk, which
it's not, I would rather help people, sure and whatever.
And it affects our day to day because they know
how to do it themselves. Now I'd rather it than
than you know, because it's not about anything else other
than the health and safety of the dogs.
Speaker 2: So exactly, exactly, and and that's our point. So there
are far two little dog roomers out there. That's why
dog roomers are so inundated every especially this time of year.
You know, there are dog roomers that are hooked into December,
that's how far they're booked. You know, we're booked for
the month of August already. So it's like, we need
more dog roomers. For God's sakes, we need more dog roomers.
And again, as we always mention, it's forcing pet owners
to groom their own dogs, and so we're bettering the industry.
And again, as long as we're keeping that standard up there,
and you know, and the standard consists of a lot
of things, just safety and you know, just kind of
really understanding what grooming entails, the frequency of dog grooming, scheduling,
six week schedule, ear cleaning, nail clipping, just maintaining. It's
more than just like, oh, you know, I'm gonna groom
my dog once a year. No, no, no, we're trying to
teach you guys how to maintain your dogs on a
regular schedule, just like you would wash and vacuum your car,
or clean your house or clean your bathroom. You know,
your dog has to be have that kind of importance.
Shows like ours and other shows, and there's so much
information out there, not just on dog grooming pet Life Radio,
check out all the shows on pet Life. It's an
amazing platform. And I'm not just saying it because we're
on it. It really is an amazing platform where you
can just learn so much, not just about dogs, just
about pets, animals in general. You know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a big thing right now with like TikTok
taught me. Maybe we'll start a TikTok I don't know. Yeah,
but everybody's learning everything. And the commercials are really funny
because I can't think of an example at the top
of my head, but it's like people are walking into
rooms with this like seems like useless information, like oh,
you've been using your neck pillow wrong. That was right
of them, Like, you know, your neck pillow is supposed
to be this way. And even I was, I'll admit
even I was like, oh, really, you know. But so
there's so much information out there it'd be kind of
foolish to not pick up on some of it, even
if it doesn't pretend to dog grooming, but in our
case it does. Yeah, you should learn. That's how everybody
gets their information and to your point before. If you're
willing to keep your car clean, if you do these
things for yourself, just do it for your dog too.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, absolutely, all right, this is what we're gonna do.
We're gonna keep this show nice and sweet. So if
you guys out there are as advanced as Dennis and Audrey,
we're gonna show you a little product that we use
and it's an advanced product, or we're gonna go to
commercial when we come back, or we're gonna show you
what we use and we're gonna talk a little bit
about it when we come back on Groomer Humor.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to Groomer Humor on pet Life Radio. We
are your host as always, I am Anthony Ray hanging
out with my dad Rudy d. This show is dedicated
to Dennis and Audrey. Congratulations guys, and thank you so
much for letting us into your homes through YouTube and
altering your life a little bit. That really means the
world to us. Like we said before break, we're gonna
go into a nice set of clippers that we use
here at the shop pretty much exclusively at this point.
And but before we get into that, I just wanted
to update you guys. Taco Bell has debuted the Crispy
Chicken Taco both with creamy Chipotle or avocado ranch.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, thank you Taco Bell. We really appreciate you,
you know.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, hold on, there's been an update also toasted
Cheddar Chilloopa and for the vegetarians like myself black bean,
toasted cheddar chilloupa.
Speaker 2: I'm starving right now.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, I understand that, but this is this is
groom or humor, and I am not going to misinform people.
And I'm going to get the word out there that
I think you guys need to know, Okay, and the
hard hitting facts on this show. Yes, and very important stuff, guys,
very important stuff.
Speaker 2: That's what the show is.
Speaker 1: It's perfect. You know, toasted chalupa dog clippers you see
the segue.
Speaker 2: You know what, They're easy to eat while you're grooming
a dog. Maybe you can you know kind of you
know what I'm saying. So yes, it goes to grooming
does go together with eating taco bell? Okay, guys, so
enough taco bell. Now I'm starving. But if you, like
we said before the break, if you guys are confident
enough and you are anything like Dennis and Audrey and
you've established and developed some good skills, I'm going to
show you one of the top of the line clippers
we use. These clippers. It is the and this pro
grade Excel five speed, and this is it it. I
already took it out of the box just for making
this a little bit easier on me. But this is it.
It's a very very powerful clipper. It's it's made for
the professional. So if you guys are really interested and
you're feeling like up in your game a little, you
really want to check out that and this clipper and
this is it out of the box. It's a small clipper, okay,
if it's really nice in your hand. It's lightweight, very
lightweight on but you can use it as a pencil.
I mean, it's it's easy to maneuver, and this is
how you should be, you know, kind of using your clipper,
using those fingers. You know, you can also kind of
monkey grip it like that and use your hand for
like hard jobs, you know you're doing cutdowns, kind of
monkey grip it just to save you know, your your
wrists or your fingers a little bit. But it's small
enough and light enough where you can do that little
detailed work. You know. It comes with this awesome, really
sharp ten ceramic ceramic ten blade, a great blade to have.
It's a ceramic blade, so you have to there's a
special sharpening for this. You don't you can't do regular sharpening,
but these blades last longer, so it does come with
that ceramic ten blade clicks on very easily. Again, just
this is an advanced clipper. Not to say that you
guys can't purchase this clipper if you're doing your dogs
at home and just kind of doing it, you know,
on your own dog. They go for about two hundred
I've seen them go for anywhere between two hundred and
thirty two hundred and fifty bucks. So yeah, so they're
not cheap. They also come with a extra drive assembly,
which is this little plastic piece right here, And these
things have to be replaced periodically depending on how many
dogs you groom. You have to replace it, and it
goes right up in here. I just knocked my clip.
Speaker 1: Sorry I couldn't tell. We don't really do product reviews.
All that often is your micaelaw, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know it's on. Okay, So anyway, that drive assembly goes
right here. You take off this little hood, okay, pop
this off, and it goes right there. That's where it goes.
And again you have to change that periodically every I
would say every three six months.
Speaker 1: Okay, Oh sorry, I don't mean to interrupt. You just
look so professional.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then it also comes with the lube.
Speaker 7: Nice, it comes with a little loube or those hard
to reach places, you know it kind of yeah, it
comes with a little loube there for your clipper. So anyway,
if you guys, uh, if you guys are interested in
a very very you know, top notch clipper, this is it.
You know, I think I basically ended any chance of
and sponsoring us.
Speaker 1: There goes that that.
Speaker 2: Let's take this, let's get to our funny comment segment
show that was so worth it.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we don't even need a comment segment why
because nothing's gonna talk.
Speaker 2: You just did you know what? I think that would
kind of well, I was expecting a lot.
Speaker 1: That's my favorite part is the lube.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 1: I don't even think you explained it. You just said
it comes with lube, and.
Speaker 2: You held it up.
Speaker 1: It comes with loops lubricating oil for electric clippers. That
doesn't really even say yeah, well you know we and yeah, yeah, yeah,
you gotta lub it up.
Speaker 2: You gotta, you gotta liub bit. You gotta love the
clipper from time to time.
Speaker 1: You know what, we should quit before we lose mark
as well as I know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm looking at Okay, let's get into this funny
comment segment. Okay, okay, all right, this one. I like
this one. Lies I want to try to I'm going
to read it off here. I want to make sense
of this one. But it says, I like your videos,
but sometimes you talk too much. But I understand you
have to talk a lot to explain what you're doing
in the video, but still I think it might be
too much. Maybe you can explain the video and not
talk as much, but still explain the video because it's
important to explain it so we can understand what you're
trying to show us. But I really like how you
explain things. Thank you so much. Christ Oh my god,
we talked.
Speaker 1: We talked too much.
Speaker 2: It took me half an hour to read her comment.
Speaker 1: Well, so I guess she's on the fence.
Speaker 2: I know. Well she said, thanks, I like your videos.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, that's true.
Speaker 2: She was very nice, kind of like lifted us up
to drop us back down, and then then lifted us
up again.
Speaker 1: You should have just dropped us because it was a
shorter fall, and then shet.
Speaker 2: It, you know, yeah, like most of my girlfriends have
done to me in my life. Lift up the crash.
Speaker 1: Oh, Wow, So so you you talk too much, but
it's important that you do.
Speaker 2: Yes, Yes, but maybe there's a way that I could
talk less and still explain.
Speaker 1: It and still explain it.
Speaker 2: But she understands that I have to explain it.
Speaker 1: You talk too much, but she really enjoys how you explain.
Speaker 2: Things exactly, don't She's seize the product.
Speaker 6: Drop.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you ain't seen nothing yet, lady, wait till this drops.
Speaker 2: Wait, this one drops.
Speaker 1: If ever, and I never I want if you're listening
on pet Life, I never want you to click off
of it. I love pet Life Radio. I want you
to keep using it. But if ever there was a
time where just take five minutes to click on our
YouTube channel and so that you could watch what my
dad just did. Now this episode is the time just
for that. Then go back to pet Life Radio and
just keep listening here. And I don't, I don't even
know what to say to this.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It seems like she kind of hit everything on the head.
Speaker 2: Exactly, so like whatever whatever she said there, I'll try.
I don't. I'll try to do.
Speaker 1: This is so long you couldn't even write it on
an on an open It has to be sealed. So
you have a margin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: Like a research paper. You know, this show was going
so perfect, but leave it to us to just go
off the rails.
Speaker 2: No, it's still perfect. What do you think?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true, it's probably This is probably the best
episode we've ever made.
Speaker 2: I love this show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because you know, we actually talked a little bit
about dog rooming.
Speaker 2: Right exactly. So I think this was a very good show.
Speaker 1: This is here.
Speaker 2: How can how can you deny a show.
Speaker 1: With lubin with lube and novels and you know, it's
like a Stephen King book. That's a thriller. It's The Lady. Okay, okay,
comment is a psychological thriller with a cliffhanger ending. I'm sorry,
American Psycho. Thank you for the kind words and to
the mean ones, because you make no mistake you were both. No,
that's not mean. It's constructive.
Speaker 2: It's constructive criticism. Yeah, that's what it is. It's constructive criticism.
I just look at it more as criticism.
Speaker 1: Just wrap it up, all right, Well that's going to
wrap it up, guys. I would like to thank our producer,
Mark Winter as always, thank you so much more. If
you haven't already had on over to our YouTube channel
that is Grooming by Rudy on YouTube dot com. Lead
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It has been an absolute pleasure. As always, take care
of yourselves and your pets.
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