and they still relate with my content either behind the chair or not because sometimes the things

that I'm hitting on is not just hair related. It's how people interact and people are in social

settings and they're like, yes, I had someone who was rude like that at my job and I'm not a hairstylist.

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All right, on to our episode with Bailey Lavender.

Hey, Bailey, how's it going?

I'm doing well. How are you?

I'm doing amazing. For those of you, for those of our listeners who don't know you, you're a Charlotte, North Carolina hair dresser who's built a monster social media following by posting daily vids about your life as a hairstylist and a mom and everything, your life behind the chair. And it's so entertaining. I was telling Bailey before we started recording how much I enjoyed doing my research, in quotes, if you can call it that,

you know, that I do before every episode. And I just, I spent about five times longer than I

expected to spend doing research on you because I fell into the abyss of your content.

Well, I appreciate that. I like the fact that I am not typical. You are not

typical. And I think that's, I think the results are reflected in your engagement. I mean,

you've got monster engagement. I mean, it's the type of engagement that I think has crossed the

line from professional beauty, you know, beauty professionals

into non-beautionals. I haven't like dug into your comments or whatever, but I imagine that a lot of,

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