The Bert show.

All right, Mo say you're struggling with loyalty here a little bit and that's a major one for you.

I'm down bad and I have to make what I believe to be one of the hardest decisions that a man has to make in his life and it's a question of loyalty versus principal I believe.

So I have been in a some kind of standoff if you will with my barber for like three months now and he's winning

he's he's he's winning the standoff because I am struggling and questioning if I should actually go back to the same Barbara I've had.

All right, this is a guy you don't want to mess with because you can really check your head up.

That's the thing.

Barbers are big on loyalty, aren't they?

Very big.

Very big. Absolutely.

So it's not like a hairstylist that we've talked to on the show before saying,

look, if you're in my salon and you're getting your hair cut by me

and then you end up going somewhere else,

don't even bother me.

That's cool.

I know barbers who have literally stopped cutting people's hair because they went to a different bar before a different

occasion.

They take that very, very personally. So then when you come back in to

get your haircut after seeing somebody else they immediately know, we'll immediately say something.

Yeah, yeah. I literally have friends who have gone through that where they've been like what I saw it on

Instagram what was that about or who cut your hair lags like because they can tell you

know every barber has a different kind of style to him the way so they can tell

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