What's up everybody? Welcome to another episode of Chrissy chaos today. We're going back to the roots. Okay, we're going back to the Italian roots. We're going back to the comedy roots. We're going back to the fasting roots.

You may know this man obviously know him. You've seen his specialty,

attractive on YouTube. It's already got over a million views in just a couple of weeks produced by Nate Land,

productions, Nate Bargazzi was formerly a lesbian in his past life. Now it's just a smoking hot gray haired

Southern bell. The real the real Nate is the original kid from Tennessee.

Um, someone just fell upstairs. But what you may not know about my about my guest is that he taught special needs

children in Philadelphia. He has been making a relationship with someone in his field of comedy work for a very long time

and he cuts his own hair. His name, Mike Vecchione.

Chrissy, thank you for having me on, buddy. Do you really cut your own hair?

A long time coming. Yes. I cut my own hair. How do you do that though? Because it looks good.

It looks good. But um, I my roommate in college James Rowe and best friend, one of my best friends.

He knew how to cut. He knew how to cut his hair. He's black. He's black. Yes.

And my hair is thick, very thick. Yes. Why I'm saying I'm not just arbitrarily bringing in that he's black.

Right. There's a reason I'm getting someone. Yes. Okay. So um, he would cut his own hair. And then he,

because my hair is real thick, he taught me how to cut mine. And then so I would try to do it. And if I

would screw it up, he would just swoop in and finish it for me. Right. So I was able to make a lot of

mistakes, right. And fail a lot with him, like just coming in and and then doing it. And uh, he taught me

and I failed and he would come in and fix it. And finally, I got it. Is he also the reason? Is he

also the influence behind you wearing a du-reg to sleep every night? Yes. Yes. But that keeps the moisture

in the hair. Yes. It's beautiful. It should be okay for white people to wear du-regs. I don't know

if it's connected to a horrible time in history, but I would like to be able to wear du-reg loud and

proud. Um, and I don't know that I, even if I wore a du-reg that said black lives matter,

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