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Sitting in studio today with Devin, the clinic director from the new MIST Clinic in Fort Worth Alliance. And Devin, happy 12 year anniversary, y'all. And the expansion with location number six and DFW, what can the P.Ws expect when they come out to the Alliance location to see you for a consultation? The same level of quality they've been seeing at all over their locations. They're going to come in. we're going to develop an individualized plan with their biomarkers. That's where it starts.

We're going to get their T-level. We're going to talk about what their goals are and how we can meet those goals. We'll talk about our ancillary services that we offer. We'll talk about our calories, macros. We'll get you on our in-body scale to determine what your skeletal muscle mass is, body fat mass, and I'll answer any and all questions that you have to help get you to your goal. They've been doing this since 2014. You guys heard, Devin, set up your consultation right now. Mensteeclinic.com. Six DFW locations. My location is Addison, but Devon is over at the Fort Worth Alliance location,

so go check him out today. MensteeClinic.com is where you go and check everything out. That's menstead.com.

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And this guy says, Donnie, after seeing the film Michael last week, can you, because I don't think Matt and I can help, can you give us your history with the Jerry Cur curl and when and how long you had the look

uh i had the look when i was in maybe fifth sixth grade six grade so that was

eighty two eighty three and i it just didn't work for me, man. I probably had it maybe two, three months,

and then just decided to cut it off. It was just too much work. Okay, that was the next question.

Because it seemed like it was the biggest beating of all time to maintain. And that's why the bits of, you know, the famous coming to America activator bits. You always had to be spraying stuff on it.

Yeah.

Like, how long was the process when you sat in the chair to get it done? Oh, man. I don't remember that, but it did take a while. And was the barbershop at the time filled with kids just like you doing the exact same thing? You could do it. You could see if you were bold enough to try and do it at the house also. And I don't even remember if I went to the barbershop to get mine done. It was probably homemade.

And it was a white, you know, there's a white dude that came up with it.

It doesn't surprise me. Yeah, like this hairstylist that was from L.A. with the first name Jerry,

spelled like weird, J-H-E-R or something like that.

But I remember reading a story about it way back in the day.

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