Don't answer the phone, Elvis Duran.

The Elvis Duran phone tap.

All right, Garrett, what's your phone tap about today?

Courtney wants to play a phone tap on her friend Bobby.

Now, Bobby's notorious for booking appointments to get his hair cut at the salon and then canceling at the last second.

So, Courtney said, why don't you call Bobby, mess with him a little bit and say, hey, you've canceled one too many times and enough is enough.

All right. Don't mess with someone's hair appointments. Hair is a very personal thing. Yes. Oh, yes. Let's see what happens

in Garrett's phone tap. Hello. Hi, is Bobby there? Yes, speaking. Bobby, hi. This is Benjamin over at

the mess. Hello, Benjamin. I noticed that you

canceled your appointment for today. Is that true? Yes, unfortunately, I'm on their way

out of town this afternoon, and I have no choice but to cancel that appointment. Hopefully we can

reschedule that. Well, what we've instituted over the past two months from loss of customers due to

cancellations is that we don't allow anyone after the fourth time of them canceling the appointment to come back to our salon. We suggest you go somewhere else. So that's what I'm here to do. This is a problem because as I said, I am on my way out of town today. I have very important business to take care of, and I had no choice but to cancel that appointment.

Honestly, I don't even know who you are, and I've been coming there for eight years. So is Catherine there? Let me talk to Catherine. No, Catherine's not here today. Catherine's not here today.

Well, who else is here? Because I know everyone who works in that place, everyone, including your owner.

I have taken over the bookings for the past three weeks, and I've seen that this is the first

problem we have had since we've implemented this new rule.

Well, Benjamin, this new rule of yours is not going to be the last problem.

It's completely unreasonable.

It's terrible policy.

It's awful.

Boobie.

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