If you're like me and you remember your first haircut being at a place where they still had a barber pole and a bunch of guys swapping old war stories, then you'll be so glad you stuck around for more Explore Tulsa. Well, hair stylists, even for men, have come a long way since then, Stevie. Barbers accepted thousands of dollars in donations for the Tulsa Boys home. And Foxxway 3 is Price McKee and is live in South Tulsa.

But the shop's plans to continue sharing,

and it sounds like you've got a lot going on there, Price.

This is the second location here for the Elephant Room.

In McLean's High School drumline, they're here,

and they're playing.

They've been out here all night.

The owners tell me they're celebrating not just this expansion, but for another reason, too.

Thousands of dollars of free haircuts. As Carrie Clark cuts to customers' hair, a bigger vision

is playing out. Well, I feel awesome. It's wonderful to be able to get back to the community.

The haircuts aren't really free. Instead, each person here is asked to give a donation to the Tulsa Boys home.

For the owner, it's not just about what people see in the mirror.

It's about what they do.

Some shows don't need a celebrity narrator to introduce the show.

But this show dies. In a world filled

with endless opportunities, why would two men who have built 13 multi-million dollar businesses

altruistically invest five hours per day to teach you the best practice business systems

and moves that you can use because they believe in you.

And they have a lot of time in their hands.

They started from the bottom, now they're here.

It's the Thrive Time Show starring the former U.S. Small Business Administration's Entrepreneur of

the Year, Clay Clark, and the entrepreneur trapped

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