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All right. Hello, and welcome back to another episode of the Chase Thomas podcast from Still.

The A for mention Chase Thomas coming to you live from Knoxville, Tennessee, Everything School, HQ.

Joining me, The Man in Black, Grant, Ramey of VolQuest.com.

Grant, good morning, sir. How are you? Good. I wish I had some more black on my chin and not so much gray. I got a rep to protect with my wardrobe, but I can't control the grayness on my facial hair. It's a sad state of affairs. We're not doing this. I was talking to Shump and the ball sports guys on Monday about it because I think you're

an early worrier about your hairline.

We had this whole thing about you trying to join the balding community, but it's just

something that we have voted.

I have not gotten with Mike Wilson on this or Ben McKee, but I do need to circle back with them in the Bald Brotherhood here in Knoxville. But you're a little bit too much into where you're at, hairline-wise. You got a long way to go, like George from Seinfeld, where if I did the head examination, you're okay. You got a lot of coverage for a long time. And now you're doing this whole gray and it's like, no, it's pretty good. It's fine, Grant. Listen, if I took my hat off right now, there'd be a lot of forehead on display. I got hair on top of my head. I just don't have hair on the front of my head. So, and if you, if you saw my father, my brother, it's a whole the whole, the hair line is for everybody. It affects everybody.

It spares no man. So it's always been. But you're getting ahead of it. Like, you're just, enjoy the time. Like, George Costanta, live. I kind of look forward to the day when it is just ball. I don't have to go get a haircut. Oh, I'm documenting this. I am absolutely. let me see Bookmark Listen, I still I heard about this conversation from my

person. I'm documenting this. I am absolutely, let me see, bookmarked. Listen, I still, at this day, I heard about this conversation from my personal friend, Rhino Shepard. I was not trying to do Ben McKee Dirty. Oh, you 100% that. You saw what you did. You still posted. You still saw the picture. You know what you did. It was like 2 a.m. in Rupp Arena on a Thursday night or something. I did not see what I was doing. You posted because the whole thing is like you took the picture. You know what you did. It was like 2 a.m. in Rupp Arena on a Thursday night or something. I did not see what I was doing.

You posted because the whole thing is like you took the picture. You uploaded it to social media. So you saw it again. I just hit the tweet button. That's it. Let it go. That's another thing. I'm getting to the boomer age where I don't understand technology and I just do stuff. and you're not Bob Nightingale over here.

Like you're making it sound like I you're not Bob Nightingale over here

like you're making it

like a Bob Nightingale

I'm getting there pretty quick

the real bald doors know what we're talking about

with Bob not Nightingale

on Twitter.com it's great stuff

it's a tradition unlike any other

but we're only like five months away from his spring training picks. So I'm excited. There's another guy on Twitter. I don't, uh, hoops wise. Do you follow Hoops Wise on Twitter? Okay. Well, he's been around. I mean, he's a legend in the game, college basketball. Okay. Reporter, years and years and years and years and years and years.

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