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haven't done a show in a while, but we have
worked very very hard in the past month to revamp
the show and we're going to be talking about that,
and we're also going to be talking about grooming stuff.
So you at home groomers, you really want to tune
into this show off because we have a lot of
stuff to say about at home grooming and like I said,
we're going to be talking a lot about our revamp
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this show, so we're going to be talking about it. Fall.
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Speaker 1: I'm doing good. Feel like a big shot now. We
really like the big boy. Mike's got the camera going.
Thank you guys for watching. By the way, this is
the first time we're doing this, so you know, we're
just getting our feet wet with it. But it's something
we wanted to do for a long time. We wanted
to do the show where you guys could actually watch us,
and yeah, it was originally we were gonna just try
it once, but then we were like, let's get the
setup going, and uh, let's do it every time because
we think you guys would enjoy it and we've always
wanted to do it this way anyway, so we sort
of we're revamping, revamping. You heard the guy, You guys
heard the new song up top. Great job, Mark, guys.
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Speaker 1: Thank you Mark, listening to and watching now and watching.
We are big shots.
Speaker 2: Listen, guys, We're just so happy about this and we're
so glad to be sharing it with you. You know,
it's been a long time coming. Of course. You know,
money's always the factor. You know, you work up to
stuff like this, and you know the show's doing so
well thanks to you guys listening to us that you
know we're able to do some fun stuff. We got
the Lambeau, we got the Mustang.
Speaker 1: Why did I get the Lambo?
Speaker 2: Because I gave that to you. I'm going to buy
you one of those.
Speaker 1: Hey, Well, if we could afford Shore mics. We were
almost at Lambeau price there because these mics are expensive.
Speaker 2: Listen, dog grooming's doing well. What can I say? Listen?
If I can't get you the Lambo, you could, you
could take the ceramic dog.
Speaker 1: I'll take the dog. I'm a nervous driver. I can't
get in no Lambo.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine being in that car though, No, you know,
doing like one hundred and fifty miles an hour.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm never going to have a Lambeau because
I'm taking I'm not going above fifty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you imagine being in the convertible Mustang doing one
hundred and fifty miles.
Speaker 1: Now you fly out of it again fifty I'm I'm
topping out at that. Yeah, get asked to all my friends.
They make fun of me. I'm a slow driver apparently.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't drive fast either, you know I because
why you ever like drive? And like somebody zooms past
you and then you see them at the up and
coming red light and you go, okay, what did you
do that for? You're not making better time. You look
like an idiot. You cut me off.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's embarrassing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you look over and they're like not looking at you.
They're just kind of like, you know, yeah, they're looking
ahead because they're embarrassed.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, And you try to avoid the eye contact,
but you kind of want to see what they look
like too. So it's very conflicting. I don't need that
kind of stressful I'm driving me either.
Speaker 2: You know, New Jersey driver is not the best driver.
Speaker 1: Now. No, I've heard they're not quite as bad as
New York. I've heard, but yeah, I don't. I don't
trust people out there. I don't know, dude.
Speaker 2: New York driving and New especially like Manhattan, that's that's
just a game changer. It's a whole different ballgame over there.
Speaker 1: I always feel like, yeah, I always feel like driving,
like if you have something to do. In New York,
driving is never like an option, and when it becomes
an option. I went to a met game years back
with a family member of mine and I I'm just
already like, you know, I'm nervous because we got to
do the trains and everything like that to drive up
to Queens to city field. And he was like, oh, no,
we're going to drive. And I was like, well, no, no,
we can't. We're allowed to do that, Like it feels
like you're not allowed to drive any to do anything
in New.
Speaker 2: York, you have to like take a subway or.
Speaker 1: You have to Like for me, my journey to New
York always begins at Linden train station and somebody has
to drop me off because I'm also not leaving my
car heart in the parking lot for twelve hours while
I'm in New York.
Speaker 2: So, but you know, if you're from like North Jersey
or our area, that train ride is an experience itself, right,
especially when you're going through the tunnel and you're going
under the Hudson River and your ears star popping. Yeah,
you guys know what I'm talking about. If you're from
this area, you know, it's it's like you feel like,
you know, you feel like your head's gonna explode.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and there's there's just water. I don't know, It's
it's weird. I hate traveling. I hate I hate going anywhere, dude,
I don't.
Speaker 2: I just like being in my bedroom and just like
doing like nothing. I'm scared of everything now.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I run so nervous now, especially like I
you know, I have a four month old at home.
Oh yeah, some of peach eyes may or may not know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my little grandson.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So and I ran nervous before, so now forget it.
Like my buddy text me last weekend, oh, I'll have
a little barbecue, and he lives in Brick and I
was like, oh, that's like fifty minutes with the baby
in the car. We can't. That's that's that's not do that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you just kind of want to hibernate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, but I got to come out of it.
You got to get sitting around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got to do that. But you know, oh what.
Speaker 1: But the Mexican pizza is back at Taco Bell. So
things have been going very well for me.
Speaker 2: You know what, if anything will get you out of
the house, it'll be that Mexican pizza.
Speaker 1: Oh it got me out of the house three times already,
and that's a that's that's a record.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So yeah, it figures.
Speaker 1: They have a vegetarian option, so yeah.
Speaker 2: I knew that would get you going. I would. Actually
I wrote into Taco Bell and asked them to please
return the Mexican pizza because my son is suffering from
you know, phobia.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, a lot of anxiety, a lot of anxiety.
I need the Mexican Pizza back.
Speaker 2: I've noticed you've been a lot better like you're you're
since that pizza has been back. So thank you Taco Bell.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, thanks guys.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but Taco Bell needs to sponsor groom or Humor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because the advertising that we give for free is
quite such.
Speaker 2: Right, quite extensive. Yeah, so you know, anybody you know
Taco Bell, please reach out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as a matter of fact, no like no, no, no,
please reach out to reach out. What's right? Stop messing
around and taking advantage of the common man. Yeah, you
you you have the money, do you know?
Speaker 2: Sponsor the show. We're doing our part.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm calling Taco Bell out right now. It's per
perfect because we're on camera for the first time to
doing the sponsor the show. Stop stop mess get a representative. Okay,
well you know, call us an email out.
Speaker 2: Call us up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, call us up. Let's stop the dance. Stop beating
around the bush. Let's get this done. Grimmer Humor sponsored
by Taco Bell.
Speaker 2: Will even help you revamp the menu. I mean we're
into revamping.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, so we're in revamp mode.
Speaker 2: We'll invent something something, something with beans. I don't know
the Anthony Pizza, Bengo the Anthony Pizza. It's got to
be vegan.
Speaker 1: No vegetarian. Oh whatever, there's the difference due.
Speaker 2: You know, I feel guilty every time I eat a
piece of chicken now because.
Speaker 1: Of you, hey man, try to do better. I will
be better.
Speaker 2: Listen, are we going to start talking about grooming here?
Speaker 1: You guys, they know they know how we do already.
There's actually very little of the show is about groomy. No,
it's groom or humor humor. But we you know, we
do the humor first. We should have called it humor groomer.
Speaker 2: But here's the thing. We're like, we don't talk about grooming,
and we're not funny, so it's just it doesn't even
fit our name, doesn't fit us at all.
Speaker 1: That's a good point because the funniest part of the
show is something that was said by somebody else when
we do the funny comments segment. So it's not even.
Speaker 2: Us exactly, you know.
Speaker 1: But uh, all right, we'll talk about grooming whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah whatever. Listen, we set up front that this show
was going to be about at home grooming. Real important.
We're seeing so much at home grooming guys more than
ever and I just wanted to say, if you aren't
at home groomer in this day and age, you're very,
very lucky. I didn't have any of this stuff coming
up in grooming. There was no like online stuff where
you ordered things or you had a YouTuber explaining different products,
like Amy Lee at Go Groomer. You know, she's the
product connoisseur. You didn't have all the information that you
have now. And being that you do have all the
information that you have right now, you can be a
phenomenal at home groomer. And we're seeing more and more
of it. Like even our clients are coming in and
you know, their dogs are almost like half groomed, and
it's like, well, what do you need me for? You know.
But the fact of the matter is if you go
online nowadays and you go onto even Amazon or anything
Groomer's Choice head Edge, you go to all these different
supply warehouses and you can find professional products. And that's
that's the key. Back in the day, you know, when
I was younger, you were limited to like this very flimsy,
low end clipper that didn't do more than you know,
maybe shave a pad. Nowadays, you at home groomers you
can go and get yourself an and this super two
speed you can get an and this five speed, a
wall clipper, all of these professional products. You know, you
can get these great brushes, you can get Kenchy brushes,
you can get professional shears, everything's available to you can
get Guibe shears, you can get Kenchy shears. Definitely, guys.
I know I always say it, but I swear by
the Amy Lee Sapphire shares by Kenshi. Look into those
if you're looking for a good quality share that you
can use at home for a great finish. Even you
novice groomers, it's a great shear for you. But the
point is there's so many products that you could just
go and get shampoos. It's amazing.
Speaker 1: Well, I've been noticing that it's commonplace now for our
customers to come in with their dogs like half groomed already,
like you said, Like it wasn't always like that, like
it used to be. Most dogs came in matted, really
tangled up, really dirty, because there wasn't as much information
out there. There wasn't, you know, channels like ours or
Amy's or some of the other YouTubers that focus on
grooming as their niche, So people really would you know,
you'd buy a dog and you just wouldn't look at
it in between groomings. But now, honestly, it's almost like
a little bizarre when a dog comes in severely matted
because everybody is maintaining at home. We got our customers
talking about, oh yeah, I couldn't really get the comb
under the eyes. It's like, really like you're actually working.
You're actually working under the eyes. Like that's impressive. Like
you guys are just you're not just maintaining, you're actually
doing like these half grooms at home. Yeah, which is
fantastic because it makes our job easier. That's for sure.
Speaker 2: Some of you at home groomers are doing so well
that you're ending up with like a professional rooms. You know.
And our channel be it our podcast here on pet
Life Radio or you know, our YouTube channel. We set
it from the beginning. Our channel is dedicated to helping
the dog. So a lot of times, and we've talked
about it in the past, you'll have a dog that
just can't handle a grooming experience at a grooming shop.
You know, they suffered from anxiety, separation, anxiety. They just
can't really be out of their environment. And uh, you
know with at home groomers, especially in a situation like that,
you purchase a nice portable table, you get some equipment.
You may make an initial you know, three hundred four
hundred dollars investment depending on what you have or depending
on what you purchase rather, but again, you're going to
be able to groom your own dog. You know you're
going to make that money back in literally probably about
four to six groomings, depending on what kind of dog
you have. But again, if you guys are grooming at home,
do yourself a favor. Do your recent search. Look at
different products. We always swear by the end as clippers, walls,
a great clipper. Also, get yourself a decent pair of shears,
get yourself, you know, some decent blades. This way, you
know you're the job is easier and your your result
is going to be much better. And look into shampoos.
There's so many different shampoos you got. You know, you
have Trapaclean, you have what we swear by Oamela. We
use that a lot. You know you have crazy Dog.
I mean, there's just so many shampoos, too many to mention,
but you know, get some samples go to shows, go
to trade shows, so you could talk and interact with
people in the industry. You learn so much. I mean,
we just went to inter groom a couple of months ago.
We were hanging out with Amy Lee again go groomer,
you know, and a bunch of other people who aren't
really are inspirational to say the least as far as
grooming is concerned. So you could just learn so much
by just you know, being involved.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of benefit to talking to other people,
whether it's pet owners or groomers or just people who
are interested in what you're interested in yourself. Because like
us collaborating with Amy, Amy uses and tries tools and
stuff that I never even would have thought existed. Like
you guys will see soon. I don't know if it's
coming out before or after this, but I tried the
Parma bath. I think it's called with Amy. Is that
what it's called? Perma bath? I think I think Parma whatever.
It's a bathing system bathing that it basically you don't
have to hand wash the dog. It just sprays, the
water comes out with the soap and it saves some time.
You have to set it up and everything, but you
only I think you only have to set it up
once a day. It's something like that would have never
even occurred to me to try, because you know, grooming
is like you get very This is again why Amy
has a great channel over there at Go Groomer, because
she tries so many different things. We're the type of
groomers where it's like, once we find something we like,
we we rarely.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where we are such creatures of habit, especially especially me.
I mean I have I have nail clippers that I
haven't thrown out for.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: I could show you, guys, So those of you who
are watching, when after we come back from the next commercial,
I'll hold front to the camera for you, you could clippers. Yeah,
and you and we have like five brand new nail clippers.
Speaker 2: I put them down and I pick up the old ones.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because they just work better. I don't know, but yeah,
So where some groomers and you should. It might be
a fault of ours that we really don't upgrade a
whole lot. Once we find something we like that we
know works, we kind of stick with it. But my
point is that it's really good to talk to a
lot of people, even when you're shopping on Amazon. Look
at all the reviews, you know, like because talk to
people who have tried something and it wasn't good or
it helped my dog. But this was specifically going on.
Just there's so much information out there that why not
take advantage of it. You have to take advantage of it.
Speaker 2: Sure, sure, yeah, And again it's just it's a different time.
When when I was coming up, I mean I started
grooming in nineteen eighty, there wasn't a whole heck of
a lot at all. There were the trade shows, and
you know, we looked forward to just going to the
trade shows. But the information, you know, especially now, even
through our podcast, I knew it would get big. I
always knew that the dog grooming industry was going to grow.
I never thought it would turn into this though, where
it's just so vast. I mean, there's a trade show
in just about every state and just about any time
of the year there's either there's a trade show, there's
a dog show, there's a grooming show. There is something
out there that relates to dog grooming. Yeah, and pet care.
So whether you're a groomer or a trainer or or
you know a kennel owner. Again, it's just there's so
much out there, and there's so many products. But you
know us in particular, of course, you know we're dog groomers,
so we love to push knowledge. And again, if you're
watching YouTube, you just learned. So I watch YouTube, I
watch other people's channels.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm on YouTube every single day, dude.
Speaker 2: Me too. I mean, I I love music, so even
like upcoming artists, you know, you got you got Toash Palmer.
Check her out, man, she's got a great voice. If
you like blues, check out what's her name, Samantha Fish.
She's an amazing guitar player. And just you know, go
on YouTube. Pull up Samantha Fish, pull up Tosh Palmer.
You'll see, like how there's so much talent on YouTube.
So it's and it's addicting.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I watch more YouTube than I watched TV.
Me too, well, because YouTube is TV. All the channels
are their channels exactly. It's a focused niche that I like.
I watch poker all the time.
Speaker 2: Dude, I watch Karen videos all the time.
Speaker 1: It's just it's I'm sorry, it's.
Speaker 2: Or or or or like instant regret videos. I just
saw a guy he was like on this like Ice
Peak mountain top, like it looked like it was two
miles high and he's he he's smacking the ice with
his foot to break it and he falls into the
canyon and then end of clip what happened to him?
Like is he alive? You know? And you just sit
there and you go whoa, whoa, you know, and he's gone.
Speaker 1: That would be like us putting a video out like
a TikTok of us diving toward a dog with a
pair of shears and then it just cut you know,
and they cut off and it's never mentioned again.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I just watched another guy. He was ice fishing
in a tent and he picked up his cell phone
and it fell into the ice hole and it was gone.
Like his cell phone's just and it's in the ocean,
you know, like like and my thing was, Dude, he's
probably in the middle of nowhere and now.
Speaker 1: He has no no phone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you know, but a dolphin does you know?
You know? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't understand. There are certain hobbies that I just
don't It just does can't compute and ice fish, this
one is one of the because you can just finish,
you know what I mean? Like why why regular fish?
I should make it as difficult as you possibly can and
unenjoyable because when I I've been fishing once or twice,
I don't like fishing because it hurts the fish. And
I'm you know, but uh I have you know, as
a kid, I went fishing and it was a good time,
uh or once once as an adult, very boring hobby.
It's not for me, for us for it just just yeah,
as far as what I think is fun. But at
least when I went, there's beer. You know, we're on
a beach, sure, it's a beautiful day. Why would you
want to do such a tedious task as fishing huddled
in some igloo on a frozen lake with a fire
and just freezing to death.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe the fish is fresher, colder either.
Speaker 1: There has to be a reason.
Speaker 2: Like listen, you ice fishermen out there, you know, let
us know. I mean we're not We're not like putting
you down in any way. It's just not you know,
we're trying to figure it out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want it to make sense, Like.
Speaker 2: Like I want to go ice fishing about as much
as I want to go you know, cliff diving, Right
if that, you know, not taking anything away from you,
it's just you know, I don't know if I could
do that.
Speaker 1: And it's funny you said that because speaking of things
of hobbies that I don't quite just I just can't
understand them. Cliff diving, Yeah, another one, especially the guys
who just put the squirrel suits on. Yeah, and they
go sailing down you know, Oh those are those are
They're not cliff divers go into the water with what
are those guys? Those guys are like when they put
the wingsuit on and they're traveling like yeah, okay, I
thought cliff diving. What is cliff diving?
Speaker 2: Cliff diving's like you know, diving into water. It's like
usually like in Italy and France off of.
Speaker 1: Like from like real high up, real high up. And
I can't even do the high dive at the pools there.
Speaker 2: Dude, I can't even do the cannon ball.
Speaker 1: You know, well it hurts, it hurts, It hurts. The
hurts the boys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: If you land wrong, Yeah, I know again, sorry straight
from the.
Speaker 2: Great But it's the point is YouTube is fun.
Speaker 1: You could just see, you know, That's what I like
most about YouTube. I don't have to jump off a
cliff wearing nothing but a ship. I can just watch
somebody else do it exactly and wants them glide gracefully down.
Speaker 2: Live vicariously, right, and it feels like you're doing it too,
because they all have like you know, they have the
go pro cams and everything, so they just you're there.
You're in the moment.
Speaker 1: Right. You could get the VR goggles I cliff dive
or whatever, I squirrel dive whatever they call it. I
don't know what.
Speaker 2: We get the goggles with the little taco bell pizza boom.
We're living the.
Speaker 1: Life, right we are. It's like, uh, you know, guys,
you know who dive with sharks. There's already lots of
footage we don't need anymore. You get out of the water.
You don't have to do that anymore. We know what
they look like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, like I like the guys that go
into the cage with the sharks, right, and you know,
the shark is curious, it's kind of cute, comes over
and opens its mouth and you realize, wow, that sharks
follow that man hole.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, get out of the cage, pull it up.
I'm just not just there's just some things I don't
ever have to do, dude.
Speaker 2: I got I got chased by a goose the other
day and ran, you know, I ran like a five
year old, crying and screaming that yeah, in in Radway Park, dude,
because they're all having babies and I'm thinking, I'm going, oh,
look at the baby. All of a sudden, it starts
hissing at me. I'm going, and it starts chasing me,
and I'm going, you know, like, oh, like, you know,
let alone, let alone a shark man.
Speaker 1: You know, right, I'm afraid. Yeah, sure, you're afraid enough
of the dogs. Yes, you know you're You're even more
afraid of than I am. Again, I'm terrified, dude, because
I have fragile old skin at this point. You know,
I don't want to get bit anymore. And it happens.
Speaker 2: I've been bitten. The last time I got bitten badly,
I fainted.
Speaker 1: You know what's weird about getting bit by a dog?
Now we're back to grooming, so we talk about we
got week. So yeah, it's difficult for us. I'm the
only animal professional in my entire circle of friends, although
I think my one friend's wife used to work for
a zoo. But regardless of that zoo. Yeah, so so
call it me and her. I am the only one
out of all my friends who's been bitten as many
times by dogs. None of them get bit I've been
attacked by by my friend's dog. I've been in the
face by a pit bull. I've been bitten the face
by a Karen Terrier who hasn't Yeah, because Karen Terriers
they're just like jack roths.
Speaker 2: They wag their tail, and.
Speaker 1: They wag their tail, they lick you in the face
and say hey, I like you, and then they just
they take a bite.
Speaker 2: It's like a friendly bite. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've been attacked by a German Shepherd. I've been
bitten the face by a pit bull, bitt in the
face by a Chihuahua, and bitten the face by a
Carent Terrier. So I think I have four bites. And
I mean, granted, yes, I'm around dog. But here's why
it's weird. Not one of the has happened in the.
Speaker 2: Show in the grooming shops.
Speaker 1: So why do I keep getting attacked out in my
own life and none of my friends do. And I'm
the only one who knows how to avoid.
Speaker 2: Getting attacked I know what they sense that you work
with other dogs.
Speaker 1: That's certainly has to be true.
Speaker 2: They think you're a dog, and you certainly look like
one right now with that beard on your face.
Speaker 1: See, yeah, I knew that was coming. This is going
to be the only problem with filming for you guys,
is now I gotta like worry about how I look.
I used to, you know, we could just I could
just calm. I mean, I am wearing basketball shorts right now,
but at least I look good up here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and now I you know, I've done a couple
of past podcast shirtless, So now now I got Now
I gotta wear clothes.
Speaker 1: We have come a long way. We used I used
to sit in the bathroom for this in our own
in our old stop shop. Remember, we have come along.
We have come along. We've been doing this for for
a while.
Speaker 2: And this is the first show that we've done actually
sitting next to each other. If you notice, I can't
stop looking at Antheton, like, hey you're here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm just gazing into my dad's eyes for the
next whatever twenty minutes. But yeah, we've been through a
lot for this show.
Speaker 2: And it only it only took ninety tries.
Speaker 1: And we have to try to sit next to each other.
How many episodes are we at? Ninety ninety? Okay, so
we have tried to figure out how to sit next
to each other for about eighty nine episodes and it
never works. There's always echo and you know whatever. Who'd
have thought that the answer was just spend one thousand
dollars on microphones. That's all there. You go and get
a plant and get a plan in Bingo. It feels
like the Joe Peshi Show. You know, I got my
plan here, I got my microphones. I could talk into it,
I could talk to you.
Speaker 2: We got a dog. Look at the little book.
Speaker 1: There he is. We got cause, for no reason, a
pen that looks like a sheet.
Speaker 2: So my biggest achievement was fighting organized crime.
Speaker 1: Fighting organized crime. Oh you must be real proud. Sorry,
I've been watching a lot of the Joe Pesci Show
again on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Go on YouTube. Please watch Joe Pesci Show with Jim Brewer.
Speaker 1: Mike want Here. Here's what you guys gotta do. You
go on YouTube every day, throw us a watch one
like and then just just hang out on YouTube. Have
you ever watched Brandon Ferris? I am Brandon Ferris. I'm
just gonna start shouting out random YouTube channels that I
watch because they're the funniest people on the planet. Go
Rudy Mancuso, Rudy Mancuso.
Speaker 2: Check.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, thee compilations this again. I'm on you.
Unless the Mets are on. Actually, even during Mets games,
I'll put the Mets on my TV and then I
just YouTube on my phone when the Mets aren't badding.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's yeah. YouTube's just it's fascinating, but it
is fast. Guys, do us a big favor. If you do,
go to our channel Grooming by Rudy on YouTube, give
us a like and subscribe. We need some more subscribers.
We're trying to get, you know, to like maybe fifty
thousand by by September. So if you can have it
at bit, if you can help us make that happen,
we would really appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Yes, likes help the most. That's our videos could rank.
That's how it works. I completely understand now why all
these years, like before we had our channel that YouTubers
would always say, you know, please make sure you like
because it's the best way to support the channel. It
is so thank you guys for hanging out with us
all the all these years already it's been years. And yeah, but.
Speaker 2: And thanks for listening to the podcast. You have no
idea how much we appreciate it. We really appreciate it.
Speaker 1: The podcast is like my favorite thing to do, yeah,
because we get to just sort of be ourselves. When
we film our YouTube videos there, you know, it's it's
usually teaching you guys something, and granted you could learn
stuff from this podcast too, but this is when we
really get to like loosen up and just be ourselves
and you're not grooming, so you're more relaxed.
Speaker 2: No pressure, And we get to hang out with Mark.
Speaker 1: Right, and we get to hang out with our producer, Mark.
Speaker 2: Mark's our friend.
Speaker 1: So yeah, you know, we got him over here.
Speaker 2: He's here.
Speaker 1: He's really cute.
Speaker 2: You know, we're looking at him. So Mark, Mark is
like our security blanket.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he's and again he's adorable. He's got a
cute little glasses on.
Speaker 2: He is adorable. He's a great musician too. Listen. Great
if you go on YouTube, pull up, pull up, I
want your love in the illusion. Go just punch an
illusion on YouTube. So you see, illusion is a great musician.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to Groomer Humor on pet Play Radio. We
are your host as always, Anthony Ray and hanging out
with my dad Rudy V. Talking about all things grooming
and mostly other stuff too. As you guys know, cliff diving,
was it, shark diving, ice fishing, ice fishing. It's just
all around. It's all around show. We're all around show.
And as promised, if you're just listening, you're not gonna
be able to see this. But really quick for those
of you who are watching on our channel or anywhere else.
So this is what a nice fresh pair of nail
clippers looks like, which we have and we have about
six of these sitting in the groom room. Okay, here
are the nail clippers that my dad uses every day. Look,
it's electrical. It's electrical tape. Okay, there's no This spring
right here has been replaced about eighteen times. There's hair
sticking wherever the electrical tape will allow. I don't know
if you can see it, but it's oh they don't.
They don't squeak anymore.
Speaker 2: No, that's why field, but here do the other one here?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Okay, so there is a difference.
Speaker 2: You feel that it's all in the feeling.
Speaker 1: But it is funny. Look there's a thing he did there,
like a plastic piece. It's not on this one. It
doesn't come stock. He adds stuff to it. It's Frankins,
Frankenstein down. Don't know, but yeah, I want to show
you guys anyway, hey.
Speaker 2: Man, please continue and listen. This is exactly what we're
talking about. If you guys want to get tools like that,
you can. It's available to you. I think those are
top performance. Uh they're small small clippers top performance.
Speaker 1: Are they performance?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Uh yeah, I got those from pett Edge. But
you can get them from pet Edge. You can, you know,
get a clipper similar to that. But that's the whole
point of the show is that you at home groomers
are you know, you have accessibility to all of these
great professional tools. And when you get these tools, do
yourself a favorite guys, just practice. You got to practice grooming.
It's got to be part of your your weekly routine.
If you own a dog, a sheetsu, a poodle, a
kava poo, anything and any dog you own, get them
up on a portable grooming table and at least do
brushouts and clean the ears and and uh you know,
and whatever else you feel comfortable with. But get into
it and practice because you could. You know, you could
become a great groomer, even at home. So we have
to get into this funny comment segment.
Speaker 1: It's the best part of the show, all right.
Speaker 2: So this one says, we have been watching your channel
for a while and love how you guys treat the dogs.
I wish there were a way to morph my kavapoo
to you guys. You groom him and morph him back
to us in Australia.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, well that wasn't mean in any way. That
was really nice. That was very sweet.
Speaker 2: Come on, guys, what are we doing here? We got technology,
that's where it's elon. Yeah, get on it, Get on
this dude. You could you know you're blasting rockets to Mars.
Speaker 1: You can't morph a dog, right, I think I think
they meant was the word not morph?
Speaker 2: Oh like time travel?
Speaker 1: No, no, not time travel, teleport, teleport, But we'll go
with morph, just because I don't want to confuse myself.
But yeah, no, you're right, why can't we morph dogs here?
I would be happy to telemorph telemorph.
Speaker 2: I would be happy to groom your dog and morph
him back to Australia. I think there should be a
morph app on the iPhones. I mean the iPhones have
been you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what, look in the same technology. It's
getting lazy. The last six iPhones have looked identical. Yeah,
it's not even exciting to get a new phone anymore.
You know what, if we were able to morph, I
could go to New York more exactly. Then I have
to go to Linden train station and you know, get
a ride.
Speaker 2: I would be like abusive to I'd be more for
myself to the bathroom, like from one room to the next.
Speaker 1: You're not doing that all day.
Speaker 2: I'm not getting up. I'm morphine.
Speaker 1: I'm morph I want to morphlake because morph technically means
to turn into something else, right.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know, I isn't I guess I look
at it more like disappearing in one area and appearing
in another.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's teleportation.
Speaker 2: Man. You know what I'm going to take you? Ice fishing?
Speaker 1: Oh, I can't wait.
Speaker 2: You know what? I want to morph you into an
ice fishing situation. I just I just think I dream
of Jeanie.
Speaker 1: Oh God, that's such a funny show. And I know
exactly what you mean. It's I don't know ice fishing
with the stoopid don't I no hobby should be able
to kill you, shouldn't you know what happened? He went
ice fishing for leisure.
Speaker 2: He's dead.
Speaker 1: Yeah, anyway, thank you for that beautiful comment.
Speaker 2: Yes from Australia. We appreciate it and listen if if
there's any way that that happens within the near future,
we will be happy to you know more for your
dog and we will more from back. We'll groom him
and more from back to you in Australia. So we
love you Australia. Are Australian fanis Thank.
Speaker 1: You all right, guys, So that is going to do
it for this episode. Thank you guys so much for
listening and for the first time. Thank you guys so
much for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe to
the channel if you have not done so already. That
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