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Speaker 2: Hey everybody, welcome back to another episode of broomor Humor

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on Pet Life Radio. As always, we are your hosts.

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I'm Rudy V along with Anthony Ray. First and foremost,

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we want to thank our producer, Mark Winter and pet

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thank you guys for listening, making the show what it is,

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and we have a very special thanks to isabel Alvarez

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much fun. Thank you so much. We had a great

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time and if you guys are interested in seeing it,

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you can find her right here on pet Life Radio.

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Covered in Pet Hair with Isabelle Alvarez Errata. So this

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show is going to be dedicated to a wonderful couple

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from Wisconsin who has found our YouTube channel and our

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podcast and they did exactly what we were always hoping for.

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They started practicing on their own blogs and they ended

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up opening up their own grouping shops. So congratulations to

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Dennis and Audrey from Wisconsin. But we're going to be

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talking about them. We got a little product review going

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on today in this show, and we have our very

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very funny comments segment coming up in the show. We

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got all of that when we come back on Groomer Unit.

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Speaker 4: Let's talk pets on Petlifradio dot com.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back to Bloomer Humor once again. We are your

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hosts on you and lead along with Anthony Right. I

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am so excited about this show today. I just feel good.

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I'm really really excited.

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Speaker 1: Why because you lost the quarter pound?

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Speaker 2: Why see what I mean? Why do you always got

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to be so snarky all the time. Snarky, Yeah, snarky

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is a word. Yeah, but I'm there. You go back

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to the fifties again. Now you're a ta bird all

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all over again. What's next with a rubber those.

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Speaker 1: Sit on today with the with the fifties? My god,

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say it.

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Speaker 2: I can't help it. You know what, though, listen, the

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fact that you're even saying that right and doing the

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fonds and doing happy days as a testimony to how

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great things were back then in the fifties.

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Speaker 1: So whatever, Just I think you're snarky, snarky. People listening

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and people watching are gonna think you just called me

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a pokemon. That's what that sounds like. Snarky, snarky.

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Speaker 2: Go well, whatever, man, I'm happy today, and you know,

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apparently you know I'm still stuck in the fifties, which

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I am. I got I'll give you credit, I am,

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but you know, and I lost a pound and a

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half by the way, not a quarter pounds, So he'll

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at least tell the truth.

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Speaker 1: Let's stop saying quarter pound because you know, you know

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what that's making me think of.

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Speaker 2: Listen, Okay, we're gonna apologize right off the bat. We're

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not talking about fast food today, Okay, enough of that,

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at least not yet. Yeah, exactly, but yeah, we'll find

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out later in the show. What Taco Bell has also,

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you know, added to their menu.

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Speaker 1: Yes, they've added some couple of new items for the

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menu that we also have that coming.

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Speaker 2: Up next, and of course dog grooming grooming, all right, listen.

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We really are happy though, because, aside from losing you know,

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a quarter pound and you know and Anthony being snarky,

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we are so happy to say that this wonderful couple

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from Wisconsin, they emailed us and with this really nice email,

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and they ended up you know, watching our videos and

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listening to the podcast, and we're so excited about it

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because they did exactly what our show is like designed

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to do. It's it's exactly what we wanted. They started

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working on their own dogs. They have two Shelti's, they

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have an awesee named Buck, and they just got confident

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enough and skilled enough to open up their own grooming shop.

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yet they're grooming dogs on the side. So what a

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success story. I think that's wonderful.

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Speaker 1: It makes me realize how long we've been making YouTube

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videos that we have enough videos out there to actually

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allow somebody to start and like from not knowing anything

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to go all the way to starting their own grooming shop.

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Speaker 2: Exactly. Things come in time, you know, and this stuff

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takes time. It takes time to teach people, It takes

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time to get started on YouTube. It takes a lot

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of time. I mean there's YouTubers that have you know,

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started in you know, the early two thousands and are

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just starting to make it now, you know. And and

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when we say make it, I mean we don't mean

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like make it, you know. I mean we're in around

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thirty one thousand subscribers. We felt like we made it

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after we had like, you know, five hundred subscribers.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that was an exciting time around these parts. It's

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actually some even though when you first start YouTube it's

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such a grind, it's really fun at the beginning if

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you're getting some sort of progression, you know, like it was,

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it was a lot more exciting getting to one thousand

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than it was getting to you know, seven thousand.

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Speaker 1: Like as far as just like because it's one thousand

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then when you get to seven thousand, it's like yeah, okay,

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well we got to get to ten thousand now, and

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then twenty thousand and thirty thousand, and.

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Speaker 2: You know, we got monetized. Remember that first, like we

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I think we made like two dollars and seventy cents,

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and it was like, yeah.

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Speaker 1: It works, we made it, we made it. We could

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buy it some grapes something exactly, you know, organic bananas.

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Speaker 2: Organic bananas with that I don't know, no, not organic

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organic bananas. A right, five bucks, we can get half

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Speaker 1: All kind of half a hand or a box of cereal.

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Speaker 2: Yes, like you know, but like you know, it just

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felt like yeah, we made it, we made it.

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Speaker 1: And then we got unmonetized. That's so messed up. So

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when we first started it was YouTube. I think the

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requirement was three hundred subscribers, and then I forget to

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watch time. Watch time is the time that people watch

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your videos accumulated, so you have to have a certain

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amount of that and a certain amount of subscribers. So

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whatever the requirement was, and we got monetized, and then

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like after two months they reworked YouTube and now you

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needed a thousand subscribers and then twice the watch time

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and we didn't. And it was like okay, so so

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forget it. Yeah now you're unmonetized. Yeah, now we're not

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making any money. That was. That was like a kick in.

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Speaker 2: The in the old in the goons.

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Speaker 1: In the in the guiones there.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, yeah it really was. But you know,

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it goes to show you man, it really does take

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a lot of effort. But when you finally get there

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and you get this kind of a response, you know,

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I'll never forget our first comment too on YouTube. It

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was like, you know, great video. We were like what

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it is?

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Speaker 1: We thought it sucked.

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Speaker 2: I called you and hey, An, did you see the comment? Yeah?

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Speaker 1: Oh my god, someone said something. I used to lose

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my mind when we got fifteen views. Oh yeah, Now

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I'm like mad if we only get like one hundred

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Speaker 2: I get mad when our real time is below ten thousand. Yeah.

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it again. We're so appreciative, and Dennis and Audrey are

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so appreciative too. They said the kindest things right. We're

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working on getting them on the show. But to be

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honest with you, they they were kind of like they

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were a little intimidated. They didn't want to you know,

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really be on camera, but they agreed to let us,

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you know, at least tell their story. And they're really

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sweet people. I'm pretty sure they're early into their retirement

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right now. They started working on their own dogs. They

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have two Chelties and they have an afesea named Buck.

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And they said that, you know, they started off by

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watching our how to Rake Out an Undercoat video. That

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was the first video that they watched, and they loved

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it so much because they used it on their on

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their shelties and Buck and the result was great. They

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kept watching more of our videos. They learned how to

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clip nails, and as we said, they became confident enough,

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confident enough and skilled enough that they were able to,

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you know, start doing like a neighbor's dog. And and

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that's how this stuff usually starts, you know, usually starts slow,

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just like the YouTube channel or anything else for that matter.

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They just started doing their neighbor's dog, and neighbor you

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paid them and they were like, hey, you know, they

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did their another neighbor's dog, and word of mouth just

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snowballs into their own business. And now they're doing their

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own business, which is a fantastic option for you know,

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you guys that are in retirement and you're looking for

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something to do, okay, because a lot of times people

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will retire and they'll die, you know.

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Speaker 1: Unfortunately, that's what retirement kind of means.

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Speaker 2: It means to retire, like like Keith Hernandez's number got retired.

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It's done, it's over.

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Speaker 2: More seventeen Mets fans, by the way, But yeah, it's

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something to do. It keeps you going, It keeps your

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you know, keeps you working, which keeps your mind stimulated.

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go crazy with it. They're not going crazy.

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Speaker 1: No, they're going to keep it really small. They're probably

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not even going to have like a website or anything.

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It's just like local in their community. But it's still like,

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you know, it's still cool, Like, really, you watched our videos,

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learned enough, you know, and started grooming dogs. That's so cool.

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Speaker 2: This is just an exciting show for us because we're honestly,

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we're really happy about it. It's what we want. We

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want to be able to teach you, guys, we want

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to be able to Like I said, whether it's us

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or anybody else, it's really really important to learn this

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stuff because what it also can do is it offsets,

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say your retirement income or your Social Security income. It

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just adds to it. You know, a lot of people

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they end up going into retirement and they can't afford

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anything anymore, you know, because they're so budgeted. So now

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you've got a small little dog rooming business gives you

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a little bit more financial freedom to allows you to

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just do more things in your retirement. And that's what

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happens to a lot of people. They'll they'll retire, but

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then they don't have the funds to really do much

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and they end up, you know, sitting in front of

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the TV and watching YouTubers like Growing by Rudy and No.

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But like that's happens a lot people will just wither

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away because they just don't have enough money to do

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what they want to do, vacation, whatever you want to do,

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you know, fix up your house again. Just we're so

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proud of these people. Shout out to you guys, Dennis

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and Audrey, You guys are great. Thank you so much

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for the email. That was just when we saw it,

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we were so excited. It was almost like, oh man,

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I feel like crying right now because we had that

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kind of impact on somebody.

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Speaker 1: You know, it's you know, you hear the stories sometimes

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of like celebrities or other content creators who say in

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their videos like, oh, like your guys, stories of how

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I helped you is always so heartwarming and thank you

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because with that you got this is like one of

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the first times that this has happened to us like

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that deeply where it's like they, you know, our YouTube

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channel altered the course of a couple's life. So it's like,

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and I think one of their Aussie's name is Steve,

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which cracked me the hell up because of the shelty.

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one of their shelter because I love I don't know

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if I've said it on the show before, but I

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crack up every time somebody uses a human name on

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one of their dogs, and I get maybe they were

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Stranger Things fans and they named their shelty Steve, and

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I just think that's hilarious. It's like because you know,

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you know, when you're ever going to meet a dog

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named like Derek, and I think that's hysterical. Like we

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had we groomed the schnauzer named Hank, and and we

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almost always call his owner Hank.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, oh I do it all the time.

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big mistake.

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Speaker 2: It's especially like when you're leaving it on a message machine.

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called him Hank.

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Speaker 1: What happened to you that one time? We have a

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customer named Flavio and and you you you tried to

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leave a message and you said, hey, flav it's Rudio.

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I said, hey, fob, it's Rudio. And I went, anyway,

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he's all done, Like what are you going to You

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can't call his machine and delete the message yourself and

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try again, just you know.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, And Hank's owner's name is Andy, so you know

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I've called him and said, you know, hey, hey, Hank,

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just let you know, and he's already to be He's

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already he's all ready to be picked up. So you know,

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you're convenient. But it's so funny. Yeah, human names on dogs, Yeah, hilarious.

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YouTubers dog rooming YouTubers sometimes not all the time, we

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get a lot of slack from the industry, right and

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now I don't I don't want to go too far

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into this, but you know, the industry itself, the dog

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rooming industry, you know, it really is. It's a very

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high standard of groomy, okay, especially when you go to

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shows and you're watching competitions and things like that. Okay,

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or feel is that the industry is kind of frowning

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upon people who are doing YouTube channels for dog grooming.

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a dog roomer with at least you know, some good

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educational skills and some talent as a dog groomer, you're

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not going to go wrong with it. And people will

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say the thing like, okay, well, here's the problem though,

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if enough people are doing their own dogs at home, Okay,

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then you know it's going to drive the grooming industry out,

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you know, not not. I'm telling you not, because here's

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the thing. There are far too many dogs out there.

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There are, and if anything, what it's doing here in

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this case now right, is that it's allowing someone to

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open up another dog grooming shop, so that it's not

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hurting the industry. It's bettering the industry the more people

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that know because there's a lack of dog groomers. There's

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a lack of dog groomers. So now we just taught

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to people how to groom dogs, they opened up their

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own business. Now we have another grooming business out there

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that is again taking on more dogs and helping these

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dogs get groomed. So again, as long as you're watching

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grooming channels that are holding grooming to that higher standard,

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you're okay, you know, like us, like Amy, who we

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always mentioned, you're not going to have that problem. I'm

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not saying that, you know, you should be watching a

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fly by night channel that aren't groomers and that are

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you know, just not holding it up to that higher standard.

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But as long as you're watching the reportable channel, then

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you're actually bettering the industry.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a I think that nobody would start a

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grooming channel if they really thought that it would end

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their job effectively, you know, like like there would be

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no point. We wouldn't be doing this if that was

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the point. It's impossible. Like you said that YouTube is

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so vast and and dogs are so vast, there's never

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ever going to be like enough dog groomers. There's never

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going to that's never there's never going to be a

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point in time where all of a sudden it's like yep,

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dog groomers outnumber the amount of dogs. So everybody is

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doing a nice easy three four dogs a day and

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we're none. That's never gonna happen. So it's not about that.

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and not to sound so holier than now or anything,

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but even if that were an actual like risk, which

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it's not, I would rather help people, sure and whatever.

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And it affects our day to day because they know

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how to do it themselves. Now I'd rather it than

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than you know, because it's not about anything else other

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than the health and safety of the dogs.

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Speaker 2: So exactly, exactly, and and that's our point. So there

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are far two little dog roomers out there. That's why

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dog roomers are so inundated every especially this time of year.

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You know, there are dog roomers that are hooked into December,

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that's how far they're booked. You know, we're booked for

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the month of August already. So it's like, we need

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more dog roomers. For God's sakes, we need more dog roomers.

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And again, as we always mention, it's forcing pet owners

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to groom their own dogs, and so we're bettering the industry.

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And again, as long as we're keeping that standard up there,

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and you know, and the standard consists of a lot

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of things, just safety and you know, just kind of

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really understanding what grooming entails, the frequency of dog grooming, scheduling,

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six week schedule, ear cleaning, nail clipping, just maintaining. It's

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more than just like, oh, you know, I'm gonna groom

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my dog once a year. No, no, no, we're trying to

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teach you guys how to maintain your dogs on a

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regular schedule, just like you would wash and vacuum your car,

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or clean your house or clean your bathroom. You know,

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your dog has to be have that kind of importance.

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Shows like ours and other shows, and there's so much

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information out there, not just on dog grooming pet Life Radio,

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check out all the shows on pet Life. It's an

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amazing platform. And I'm not just saying it because we're

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on it. It really is an amazing platform where you

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can just learn so much, not just about dogs, just

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about pets, animals in general. You know.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a big thing right now with like TikTok

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taught me. Maybe we'll start a TikTok I don't know. Yeah,

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but everybody's learning everything. And the commercials are really funny

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because I can't think of an example at the top

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of my head, but it's like people are walking into

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rooms with this like seems like useless information, like oh,

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you've been using your neck pillow wrong. That was right

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of them, Like, you know, your neck pillow is supposed

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to be this way. And even I was, I'll admit

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even I was like, oh, really, you know. But so

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there's so much information out there it'd be kind of

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foolish to not pick up on some of it, even

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if it doesn't pretend to dog grooming, but in our

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case it does. Yeah, you should learn. That's how everybody

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gets their information and to your point before. If you're

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willing to keep your car clean, if you do these

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things for yourself, just do it for your dog too.

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Speaker 2: Absolutely, absolutely, all right, this is what we're gonna do.

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We're gonna keep this show nice and sweet. So if

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you guys out there are as advanced as Dennis and Audrey,

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we're gonna show you a little product that we use

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and it's an advanced product, or we're gonna go to

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commercial when we come back, or we're gonna show you

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what we use and we're gonna talk a little bit

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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

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are your host as always, I am Anthony Ray hanging

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out with my dad Rudy d. This show is dedicated

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to Dennis and Audrey. Congratulations guys, and thank you so

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much for letting us into your homes through YouTube and

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altering your life a little bit. That really means the

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world to us. Like we said before break, we're gonna

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go into a nice set of clippers that we use

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here at the shop pretty much exclusively at this point.

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And but before we get into that, I just wanted

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to update you guys. Taco Bell has debuted the Crispy

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Chicken Taco both with creamy Chipotle or avocado ranch.

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Speaker 2: Okay, okay, thank you Taco Bell. We really appreciate you,

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you know.

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Speaker 1: Oh wait, hold on, there's been an update also toasted

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Cheddar Chilloopa and for the vegetarians like myself black bean,

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toasted cheddar chilloupa.

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Speaker 2: I'm starving right now.

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Speaker 1: Yes, okay, I understand that, but this is this is

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groom or humor, and I am not going to misinform people.

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And I'm going to get the word out there that

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I think you guys need to know, Okay, and the

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hard hitting facts on this show. Yes, and very important stuff, guys,

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very important stuff.

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Speaker 2: That's what the show is.

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Speaker 1: It's perfect. You know, toasted chalupa dog clippers you see

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the segue.

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Speaker 2: You know what, They're easy to eat while you're grooming

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a dog. Maybe you can you know kind of you

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know what I'm saying. So yes, it goes to grooming

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does go together with eating taco bell? Okay, guys, so

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enough taco bell. Now I'm starving. But if you, like

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we said before the break, if you guys are confident

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enough and you are anything like Dennis and Audrey and

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you've established and developed some good skills, I'm going to

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show you one of the top of the line clippers

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we use. These clippers. It is the and this pro

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grade Excel five speed, and this is it it. I

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already took it out of the box just for making

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this a little bit easier on me. But this is it.

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It's a very very powerful clipper. It's it's made for

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the professional. So if you guys are really interested and

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you're feeling like up in your game a little, you

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really want to check out that and this clipper and

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this is it out of the box. It's a small clipper, okay,

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if it's really nice in your hand. It's lightweight, very

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lightweight on but you can use it as a pencil.

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I mean, it's it's easy to maneuver, and this is

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how you should be, you know, kind of using your clipper,

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using those fingers. You know, you can also kind of

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monkey grip it like that and use your hand for

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like hard jobs, you know you're doing cutdowns, kind of

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monkey grip it just to save you know, your your

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wrists or your fingers a little bit. But it's small

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enough and light enough where you can do that little

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detailed work. You know. It comes with this awesome, really

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sharp ten ceramic ceramic ten blade, a great blade to have.

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It's a ceramic blade, so you have to there's a

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special sharpening for this. You don't you can't do regular sharpening,

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but these blades last longer, so it does come with

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that ceramic ten blade clicks on very easily. Again, just

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this is an advanced clipper. Not to say that you

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guys can't purchase this clipper if you're doing your dogs

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at home and just kind of doing it, you know,

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on your own dog. They go for about two hundred

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I've seen them go for anywhere between two hundred and

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thirty two hundred and fifty bucks. So yeah, so they're

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not cheap. They also come with a extra drive assembly,

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which is this little plastic piece right here, And these

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things have to be replaced periodically depending on how many

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dogs you groom. You have to replace it, and it

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goes right up in here. I just knocked my clip.

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Speaker 1: Sorry I couldn't tell. We don't really do product reviews.

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All that often is your micaelaw, I don't.

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Speaker 2: Know it's on. Okay, So anyway, that drive assembly goes

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right here. You take off this little hood, okay, pop

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this off, and it goes right there. That's where it goes.

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And again you have to change that periodically every I

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would say every three six months.

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Speaker 1: Okay, Oh sorry, I don't mean to interrupt. You just

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look so professional.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and then it also comes with the lube.

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Speaker 7: Nice, it comes with a little loube or those hard

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to reach places, you know it kind of yeah, it

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comes with a little loube there for your clipper. So anyway,

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if you guys, uh, if you guys are interested in

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a very very you know, top notch clipper, this is it.

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You know, I think I basically ended any chance of

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and sponsoring us.

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Speaker 1: There goes that that.

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Speaker 2: Let's take this, let's get to our funny comment segment

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show that was so worth it.

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Speaker 1: Okay, so we don't even need a comment segment why

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because nothing's gonna talk.

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Speaker 2: You just did you know what? I think that would

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kind of well, I was expecting a lot.

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Speaker 1: That's my favorite part is the lube.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know.

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Speaker 1: I don't even think you explained it. You just said

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it comes with lube, and.

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Speaker 2: You held it up.

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Speaker 1: It comes with loops lubricating oil for electric clippers. That

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doesn't really even say yeah, well you know we and yeah, yeah, yeah,

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you gotta lub it up.

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Speaker 2: You gotta, you gotta liub bit. You gotta love the

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clipper from time to time.

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Speaker 1: You know what, we should quit before we lose mark

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as well as I know.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm looking at Okay, let's get into this funny

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comment segment. Okay, okay, all right, this one. I like

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this one. Lies I want to try to I'm going

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to read it off here. I want to make sense

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of this one. But it says, I like your videos,

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but sometimes you talk too much. But I understand you

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have to talk a lot to explain what you're doing

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in the video, but still I think it might be

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too much. Maybe you can explain the video and not

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talk as much, but still explain the video because it's

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important to explain it so we can understand what you're

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trying to show us. But I really like how you

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explain things. Thank you so much. Christ Oh my god,

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we talked.

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Speaker 1: We talked too much.

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Speaker 2: It took me half an hour to read her comment.

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Speaker 1: Well, so I guess she's on the fence.

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Speaker 2: I know. Well she said, thanks, I like your videos.

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Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, that's true.

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Speaker 2: She was very nice, kind of like lifted us up

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to drop us back down, and then then lifted us

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up again.

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Speaker 1: You should have just dropped us because it was a

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shorter fall, and then shet.

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Speaker 2: It, you know, yeah, like most of my girlfriends have

529
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done to me in my life. Lift up the crash.

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Speaker 1: Oh, Wow, So so you you talk too much, but

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it's important that you do.

532
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Speaker 2: Yes, Yes, but maybe there's a way that I could

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talk less and still explain.

534
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Speaker 1: It and still explain it.

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Speaker 2: But she understands that I have to explain it.

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Speaker 1: You talk too much, but she really enjoys how you explain.

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Speaker 2: Things exactly, don't She's seize the product.

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Speaker 6: Drop.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you ain't seen nothing yet, lady, wait till this drops.

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Speaker 2: Wait, this one drops.

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Speaker 1: If ever, and I never I want if you're listening

542
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on pet Life, I never want you to click off

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of it. I love pet Life Radio. I want you

544
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to keep using it. But if ever there was a

545
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time where just take five minutes to click on our

546
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YouTube channel and so that you could watch what my

547
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dad just did. Now this episode is the time just

548
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for that. Then go back to pet Life Radio and

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just keep listening here. And I don't, I don't even

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know what to say to this.

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Speaker 2: I don't know.

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Speaker 1: It seems like she kind of hit everything on the head.

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Speaker 2: Exactly, so like whatever whatever she said there, I'll try.

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I don't. I'll try to do.

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Speaker 1: This is so long you couldn't even write it on

556
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an on an open It has to be sealed. So

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you have a margin.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's.

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Speaker 1: Like a research paper. You know, this show was going

560
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so perfect, but leave it to us to just go

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off the rails.

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Speaker 2: No, it's still perfect. What do you think?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true, it's probably This is probably the best

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episode we've ever made.

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Speaker 2: I love this show.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, because you know, we actually talked a little bit

567
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about dog rooming.

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Speaker 2: Right exactly. So I think this was a very good show.

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Speaker 1: This is here.

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Speaker 2: How can how can you deny a show.

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Speaker 1: With lubin with lube and novels and you know, it's

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like a Stephen King book. That's a thriller. It's The Lady. Okay, okay,

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comment is a psychological thriller with a cliffhanger ending. I'm sorry,

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American Psycho. Thank you for the kind words and to

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the mean ones, because you make no mistake you were both. No,

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that's not mean. It's constructive.

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Speaker 2: It's constructive criticism. Yeah, that's what it is. It's constructive criticism.

578
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I just look at it more as criticism.

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Speaker 1: Just wrap it up, all right, Well that's going to

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wrap it up, guys. I would like to thank our producer,

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Mark Winter as always, thank you so much more. If

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you haven't already had on over to our YouTube channel

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that is Grooming by Rudy on YouTube dot com. Lead

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a like, share, comment, subscribe. We want to hear from

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all you guys. You could also like Grooming by Rudy

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on Facebook, follow Grooming by Rudy on Instagram and Twitter.

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It has been an absolute pleasure. As always, take care

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of yourselves and your pets.

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Speaker 4: Let's Talk Pets every week on demand only on petlight

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Radio dot com