Good morning and welcome to another edition today for with the man Frank

Scalish back from the Bassmaster Classic and Frank had a little mishap this morning as he was

preparing for the show. You know you always you always you always you always roll in you're

looking look at top notch wearing the BTL merch,

ready to roll.

And a little miss half in the show prep.

Yeah, I had a little shaving accident.

I cut myself right underneath my nose.

Like on the bottom bridge of the nose or like in underneath

the nose skin underneath the nose like you just went like that and then like pulled the razor up to

wear it and i got myself and it i've been trying to stop the bleeding for an hour

that's the worst are you a uh I picture you as like the single razor guy who like whips up the shaving cream with the deal and then, you know, puts it on and then shoot one.

No, I have to be honest with you.

I got, I got shaved one time with a straight razor and I had a panic attack the minute he put it up to my throat. Really? So you're like a multi-raiser guy. Like you're the one that just the choo-choo-choo-ch-choo. Yeah, the Harry's razor. Oh, see, I'm a straight. I get the blades and then I put it in like it's like man buren or something oh yeah

and then you screw that and that's like the single yeah those are good too this sounds odd

brad hallman taught me how to shave with a single blade razor at the u.s open i'm not even going

down this oh we're we're rooting together and i was like, I was like, man, I keep getting these ingrown

hairs on my neck you said, that's because you use it a cheap razor.

And then that's true, the single, the single blade right there.

And then, and then you use some really high quality shave cream, not too much.

Right. You know, it's funny. My dad used to shave with those. You know, you put them in and the thing clicks shut on them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's it. Yeah, that's what I used. So my dad used to shave with those. So when I was a kid and here, do not try this at home. Do not try this at home. We had these things called the rector sets, and they were basically metal, like, you know, metal things with holes. Yeah, like metal Lincoln

logs. Yeah, with holes in them and you bolt them all together and everything. They came with little

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