So, Burdo, we have a big backlog of emails and questions for us to ask specifically, so

let's get to it. What do you say? Let's do it. This is the Psychology and Seattle podcast.

I'm your host, Dr. Kirk Honda. I'm a therapist and a professor. Who are you, Burdo?

My name is Umberto Kassagne and I'm an authentic coconut cracking consultant.

An authentic coconut cracking consultant. There's a lot of k-sounds in that. So, on Discord,

our Discord server, we have a channel that says short pod questions or something. And

these are questions for you and I, me, from that bit. Alex says, as someone who was a young

adult in the 80s, who was everyone's hair styled, big and fluffy, like in the TV shows, movies,

etc. Well, I'll feel that first since you moved to the States when in 1989, 1990.

1990, yeah. Right. So, you could talk about, and of course, Colombia probably had similar

stylings as Seattle did. And I spent some summers here during the late 80s.

Right. And what I'll say is, this is a very good but kind of complicated question

that I will try to do justice without boring the listeners, which is that when you see

depiction, if you didn't grow up during in the 80s and you see a depiction of the 80s in a movie

or TV show or something, it's always cartoonized. The people don't really look, you know, might

there have been one person that looked like the way they're depicting it, sure. But there's a much

more average look. And so that's one. Number two is when I think back to the 80s,

all I can see is gigantic hair with lots of hairspray in very bad

configurations. Because of course, you have, you know, a 15 year old girl classmate of mine who,

this is before YouTube and Instagram and guides on how to do hair. You basically just had to

watch a Madonna video and figure like, well, hopefully someone will pass the wisdom down so I can

manage that with my hair, you know. And there were a lot of people who didn't do it so well.

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