Oh, mate, we're back. Welcome to another sweet ass edition of Hulk vs. Wolf.

Second coming.

Yes, that's right. And we've, you've just had a haircut and you look sharp.

I'm glad I had a beanie because it's for me you got to do different phases of hair when

I get a little bit of hair coming off my head then that's beanie day because now you

have like a velcro head and your beanie stays on because if you're slick, if you're too

slick, because when I freshly shave it, I'm too slick for a beanie. The wind could blow

a beanie off when you're super slick. I got to say I'm glad I grew up in the era of skateboarding

and punk and dyeing your hair and stuff because as I get older, my hair is just gray. My

hair is gray and that's how it is, but I'm not ashamed to just throw some dye in it because

I grew up doing that. You know what I mean? I feel like there's a certain faction of people,

especially just sort of normal people that are like think that they're cheating nature

when they dye their hair when they get older, like get the gray out. I'm like, I don't

care. That's like a more old school thing though, right? That's like, because I feel like

I've heard that, I look at how it would stone people that get made fun of because it shows

that one of them has dyed their beard or something. Yeah, their beard or their eyebrows or whatever.

You're denying that you're getting older. Like, you look better than you did yesterday. What's

up with that? No, I'm old and I'm dyeing my hair. I don't care. See, I've always been keep

forgetting the word. What is it when you're super into yourself? Vane? Yeah, but there's

a more offensive word that my co-host on the J. Seller show calls me. I can't remember

what it was, but I was a sister. Yes, not a sister. So, but that's, you know, I was a good

looking kid when I was younger and it's kind of like a good looking girl. I reckon that

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