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All right, on to our episode with Denise Mahoney.

I've known some Hawaiian hairdressers, but I've never really asked a lot of questions of them.

Is it, it's got, the business has to be, the business of being behind the chair, the experience

of being behind the chair has to be somewhat different.

Of course, there's residents of Hawaii and Maui, so you're going to have those. But is there also like a tourist sort of element to somebody's clientele? And there must be some seasonality to it as well.

Back when I worked there, which was a long time ago, it was very seasonal. And you'd have tourists that would come for certain

months of the year and they would be your clients and they would come back and see you when they

were on the island. And then you would have kind of a handful of locals that live there all the time

that would be your regular clients. So you'd definitely have a busy season and a slower season.

I don't know if that's so much the case anymore.

I know one of the challenges I had being a hairdresser there is that people don't care about

their hair quite the same as they do here.

Right.

Because, you know, I'm going to, oh, don't dry me.

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