All right, Luke, welcome back. Welcome back, Nathan. Welcome back to the the blurry box,

dude. It sounds like we're like playing hockey. You got hockey reference. You got the

hair for it. So we're good. Not yet, man. I have a good buddy played in a show we've

been talking. I told, I mean, I talked about this on another episode. We've talked quite

extensively about whether or not this is the summer of mullets. According to Amy, it's

not. I'm not allowed to have a mullet as much as I'd like one. But Brian, who we play hockey,

he's just going to do it. He's got kids and his wife, I think, as an expectation, being

Canadian and an ex-anth shell, or that he can just have a mullet. It's part of the territory.

Lucky guy. Like I said earlier, Luke, Luke's going to do his own hair podcast. It's coming

guys. Just keep, just keep a look out. I wish to talk about this though. I mean, like the

hair show, we talk about the 80s. This is this we have this 80s vibe in our show. And it's

the mullet is coming back. I mean, we were in the airport flying back in Colorado this

last week. And there was a kid. I mean, how do you be a college age kid? He had his like,

you know, his university backpack full on mullet, man. Not not not ironically. I would assume

either. And we're starting to see this, man. A lot of kids are the kids are picking up on

it. I think they think it's funny, but it's like everything else. Like in the mustache

made it's returned. It was always ironically funny until then it wasn't. Yeah. Yeah.

You know, I think I think some of the style that is just look as bad as possible. Yeah,

man. It's the gosh, it reminds me of Zoolander or the derelict where you just get to look

like you're homeless. And that's that's the fashion. That's the fashion. But got to know.

I know. Like I think girls go into the stores now and they like, what's the most unflattering

pair of jeans I can find? Right. I want to have a wedgie and I want the waistline to go

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