Splitting Hares, the hairdresser's podcast, featuring Matt Beck, Christina Cavalcanti, Brian Hare, Brea Bolland, Thaddeus Bolland, and Justin Scott. Hey guys, this is Matt Beck from FreeSalonEducation.com, round two. Yep, Splitting Hares, episode 84. Let us know if this sound is good. I hope it's good. How are we doing guys? So, we got Brian Hare with us. Hi. Justin. I'm Matt Beck. We got Christina Cavalcanti over there, and also Thaddeus Bolland. Hello. This was not that's fault. But, we had some sound issues on the first, and we've got that going, so please... Better. Better? Smiley wink face. It's better good. Yeah man, I was going to say this never happens with my gym plans. You got a thumbs up? Okay, so perfection. Megan said perfection. Alright. That's my favorite word. Alright, so we got everything going. So, we were just in Orlando, the premiere Orlando Hares show. I did interviews with other people. I got Donald Scott, which I love sitting down talking to him. He's got so many new products coming out, and we're going to have the Donald Scott products hopefully available on Shop FSC, which I'm really excited about. That'd be awesome. They're also looking for educators, so we may have a contest coming up, which would be fun. And then we saw some cool companies, this 1821 Men's Company, which I thought was pretty cool. They had some different products. They didn't have a huge line, and they're actually trying out. So there's like this contest coming up. It's almost like a, what's that show we watched? Shark Tank. Yeah. So Shark Tank for hairdressers, they're doing it, the PVA is putting it on, I believe. And John Paul is going to be there, John Paul DeGioria, and Mark Cuban. And you're going to pitch your idea to them, and then they could help fund your plan or whatever. So they're going to go do that, the 1821 Company. So make sure you make Mark happy. Yeah. So, yeah, exactly. I'm like, I don't know how well that will go, but we'll see.  So Justin and Thad have had a chance to use these just today. And Thad used them yesterday, I believe, as well. So why don't we break down? Thad, do you want to talk about, you've used the Clipper. Yeah, I've used the. So this set is the stylus combo. And the thing that's cool about this is they made it for stylus, which I thought was kind of neat because a lot of stylus are becoming barbers. So it's a little bit more, I want to say this is almost like the Mac of Clippers. I'll say this, I never have used a Clippers yet. I don't know how tight they're going to cut that using, but the first thing I did, which I do with a lot of Clippers, is I do like the thumb test, where I pinch the cutting blade against the guard while it's on to see, you know, how much, how. If it's going to cut your skin or not, like rip your thumb apart and run away with it. No, because those types of Clippers will only make so much power because of the lower end.  Okay, I get what you're saying. I feel it might have all of the pros of the Andis name and even more comfortable I feel than a master. Okay. Without any of the cons of the overheating, the motor of a master. I feel that the only downside I think is you can't put a fade blade on this. You can't? I'm not sure. Just by a quick glance, I don't think so because the fade blades work with the double magnets. This is the reason they redesigned it to a single magnet. Okay, so let's talk about the standard Clipper. Yeah. But you can tell it definitely has more, like I just bought a pair of wall designers. They're kind of like, they're a step up the super taper. Yeah, there we go. Right? So that super taper, did you have that mold on? And I didn't even notice. Oh, he's been wearing it all the time. Okay, wait, let's just talk about this. He's getting ready for Joe Dirk too. Yeah, more. This is the sad part about this. Brian actually wears this more than you would think. So him wearing it doesn't even phase me anymore. I just thought it was a normal thing. So I'm looking at him like this is normal, but...  So Brian's got long hair. All right. So I thought you were taking it off because you were just finally like... I was adjusting it to be more comfortable for the show. Okay. I feel this is what I need to channel today. All right, cool. But yeah, so Matt, as Justin already pointed out, they definitely seem to be more powerful than the Masters. Okay. They've got a really strong... More powerful than the Masters series? Yeah. They cut through hair like butter. And that's what I'm saying. Like I said, they... They cut it like butter. They had a lot of power just when I was holding it, which I was really surprised about. Yeah.  So that's pretty exciting. And I like the on and off switch too. Yeah. I like that it's not that weird knump, whatever that is. And it will be joining the wheel. You know what? That's a good question. I should. I agree. I might call in if that was the case. The whole point of me going to these hair shows besides... And Dallas Scott. Right. So the whole point of me going to these hair shows besides interviewing people was to make connections with companies. So I definitely made a PR connection with Andis, and I made a connection with Donald Scott. And so I think we can definitely get them on the wheel. We need some new prizes on the wheel, I think, or additional prizes. On the cups. We need new prizes on the cups. On the cups. Yeah. And we have an official beer pong camera tonight. Yeah.  It's like getting a full shot of the table. You can watch us be horrible because we forget to practice until it's time to do it. Yeah. So then this kit comes with a clipper and then a trimmer as well. Yeah. I was going to say, not only do I like the fact that you seem to get more power, but the actual clipper itself is a little bit smaller. So whether you have large hands or small hands, you're going to be able to get a good grip on it. Yeah. It's a little bit lighter. Yeah. The plastic housing in it, which does not get as hot. Okay. So I think overall, I'm liking these even more than I like my masters, which I really enjoyed my masters. Someone's going for the educator job. I know. Look at that. That was with Donald Scott. I don't know. I don't think Andis is looking for educators. Yeah. I don't think they...  They need three of us. Now this tealiner was what I was excited about when I was talking to them because I love my wall reflection. I love your wall reflection. Yes. The reason I love it, and I have the tealiner from Andis. Mind you, I'm an Andis tealiner guy.  And I bought five of them for every station in the salon. We only have four stations. Right. That's how much you liked it. That's how much I liked it. But this is the thing. The teeth on this are wider. And that's why I like the wall reflections tealiner, I believe, because of the fact that it has a little bit wider teeth, so it sucks more hair in. I like that, but I feel the motor on the wall is just a lot more powerful than this. You're right. I feel like... But what do you feel like when you use this? When I used those, I feel because they're brand new. They were solid. I used them twice. Okay. I love them. I mean, I could use those into a nice clean hard part right out of the box where I couldn't do that with the set I have. Okay.  Right. Not with the other set. But these, I feel... The whole combo set, this is if you are looking to do any type of men's hair or any type of clipper and bidis. Okay. Bidis and a heartbeat. Yeah. These trimmers cut through hair a lot easier. You're going to be able to take a good about more bulk with these ones than with the other tealines. And it was a good price on this, right, Sam? Yeah. I want to say that the stylus combo was 90. Oh, that's awesome. Okay. And you get both. And you get clipper guards. Yeah. You get the clippers. You get the trimmers. The clipper guards and trimmer guards and the oil. Oh, wow. The trimmer guards, too. Which I wouldn't... Yeah. I've never used the trimmer guards. Question for you, though, Sam. How tight have you taken this? I took John down to a high zero. A high zero or a no guard? High zero. Okay. With the zero guard. And how did you feel that compared to your masters? Honestly, like the levels in between, they work even smoother. Okay. Like, it's amazing. Like, I've cut John's hair with the masters, as well as with these. And they're amazing. Because I want to do a solid, like, full weekend of these without taking them apart at all. I just want to take them right out of the box and use them to see how it works. Yeah. We're definitely going to do that, and then we're going to film a review of them. So... And I was actually noticing that with my four guard, that it seems like it's a little bit tighter. What do you mean, tighter? Like, I think the rips there tighter? No, no, no. I think that the blade itself is a little bit shorter than the master's regular blade. Okay. The box doesn't say it is. Like, it goes to a zero to a triple zero. But to me, it felt like... I don't think that it might be shorter. I think that the cutting blade could also be bigger, too. That could be it. Well... I'm going to take them all apart and figure it out. I'll let you know. The reason why I say this is that my last client of the day, I'm probably most familiar with his head from the people who I've used these clippers on. And the four definitely took him shorter. Okay.  Because this is how I know I'm not a barber, because when they start talking like this, I'm like, really? The four guard is like... Oh, yeah. No. All right.  It's like that long to me. You know what I mean? I like... Like, it's probably... It can't be that different. Oh, no. It can. I've used some. Like, the difference between metal guards versus plastic. This plastic is totally different. Well, the metal guards aren't metal. They're not guards. They're actually blades. Well, right. Matt, anytime I have a client come in and... Exactly. And then they say that they usually get like a three guard. I'll start them with like a four low, just because there is like a difference between everybody's clippers. But not even that. Think about this. Think if you grab your wall two plastic guard and you grab your andis two plastic guard and they're both open, they're two different lengths. Well, no, I know that. That's what I'm saying, though. And especially even with these, I feel that depending on how... You know how I take all mine apart once a week. How I adjust the cutting blade to the actual metal guard is going to determine the length of my plastic guards. Right. So that's also probably plays a huge part in it. All right. Well, let's make videos on that. I'm excited. Let's do it. Heck yeah. All right. Cool. So this is really cool. I'm excited about that. You know, it would be cool to have these on the store, but I don't know how... I'm not sure. But we'll definitely try to get them on the... the pong cups. Well, while we're talking on the Barbary Boy stuff, are we opening this stuff? Yeah. Yeah. Well, we can open it up. I want you guys to check it out. They had... They had palmades there and different stuff. They just happened to give us this. What's that? So there's a perfume. A perfume? I say that's... You know, it's old school. Can I open this one? Yeah, you can open it. Is it a perfume or a cologne? You just... I think it's already open. It says perfume. It says perfume. I read somewhere that we were like the only country that actually differentiates between men's and women's smells. Right. I mean, these guys were definitely... We have people from... Wait, we have people from all around the world. Is that true? Dude, do they just sell smells and you wear it if you like it? Yeah. Yeah. I like the perfume. I like this. I don't really like that. It doesn't smell too... It smells too masculine, but it feels... Oh my God, I love that. Told you. Is there a man's way? Can I have this? No! You're not going to wear it. He is. Can we just keep it? Christina liked it. I'm totally wearing it. Let me see. Me too. Yeah. Let me smell. Actually, this smells a lot like what I actually wear. But like... No, it doesn't. Yours is a little fruitier. Like it's in the scent. No, no, no. Not that one. The one that I recently switched to right when I quit smoking. Brute. Yeah. He went with brute. Yeah. I'm wearing Dracar noir now. No, I'm not. Nobody said that. No, you all put that on. It's fine. They're all bathing in it. It's going to be so gross. All right. All right. See, now that I've smelled that, this is like, okay. See, I'm excited about that. Yeah, I don't like that. Did I get your drink? It's okay. Sorry. You know what this reminds me of? Hold on. It reminds me of the scratchiness. Wow, that's strong. That's really strong. I was going to say I smelled it. Okay. On that, does not taste good. So there's scent. Just a little note, people. It smells good. Don't taste it. All right. All right. So the scent of it is sweet tobacco, which, I mean, it's good stuff. I like something called sweet tobacco. So let's just use it to make the salons. I'm going to spray a little bit of the Donald Scott. No, don't do that. Towards the cameras. They were going to start smelling like the Yankee candle shop with all the scents going on. I'm going to get a headache right now. I know. Can we just use that to make the salons smell good? You said that. You're just going to put it on anyway. Let's spray the wall. Let's do this later. All right. So we have... Whatever. Let's get into industry news. Dad, do you have that ready to go? Industry news. All right. Let's do that. My set. And now, now, air industry news from Justin Scott. This guy. We got some stuff to talk about tonight. What's the first photo? So exciting. So we have... What's the first photo, Chris? Because I can't see anymore. Put one of those photos on. Yeah, those three photos. What's the first one? Whichever one you want to talk about. Just pick one. You pick one and I'll go from there. Because he has more stories. So I don't know what exactly they are. Okay. Give me a brief police description. Let's do the Vidal Sassoon one. Okay. Would you Sassoon? Yeah. Put up Sassoon's lovely, lovely face. I don't know if any of you have seen this article. But in Europe, the $20 Europe note, or the Euro, they're looking to do like a new face for it. Sorry. They're looking to do a new face on the $20 Euro. And hairdressers are campaigning to put the late great Vidal Sassoon on there. Yeah, which is cool. It's really cool. I mean, I think it's pretty rad. He dealt with, I'm sure, a ton of people over there, you know, in the government. Had a huge impact on the country. Yeah. On the world. So I think that'd be fitting. Who's he up against? That, I don't know that. No. Because it's like, if it comes down to like Vidal Sassoon or former kings of England and Spain and all that, like, I want to know what his competition is. I don't think we know anything about this. But I do think it's cool. I'm bringing you ideas.  There's a petition being placed around by hairdressers and people out there for it. It didn't really say who else was being thrown out there. Just that Vidal Sassoon was kind of thrown in the mix. That's cool. Yeah, it's very cool. Yeah. I mean, think about it. Hairdresser being on, right? Currency. Yeah, pretty cool. On the 20, no less. What's the 20 euro over here? Isn't that like $30 here? No, no, it's like $10 here. Depends on when this video comes out. No, euros. Euros are worth more than us now. Yeah. Like a $1.50 to our buck. I don't remember. Yeah, okay. Let's go to the next one. It's English pound, not euro. Really? Yeah, Justin. That's what Sean C is letting us do. I mean, there's a difference. So is it going up for the English or the euro, I think? That's probably the English. I'm assuming the euro or the English. The English pound. Let's go with the English pound. They're American. They have an excuse Sean. Life out loud. We don't know anything. I don't know any of your... Nope. We know how to color and cut hair. I don't even know who's on our 20. Yeah. Jackson. Okay. What's the next picture? So I'm not sure what that picture is. I'm sure she doesn't either.  Okay. The black thing. Put up that weird black thing. The offensive pencil sharpener looking thing. Yeah. This thing is really strange. It's called the Bali Roo. What is it? It's kind of like... Someone trying to take the artistry out of Bali. Pretty much. Oh, damn. I thought this was a sharpener. Yeah. I watched a commercial on YouTube. One of the many hairdressing websites put it up a story on her. And it pretty much kind of thumbs down Balayage. Okay. But I feel that it's just going to make more home braids than anything else. Do they sell a box of balayage? It's literally like a box. Not even a box. It's a mitt. And you slide it down. No. It's a mitt. It's like an oven mitt. It's literally like one of those... Not the picture of the thing you have. Not that it's on the... Bali Roo that we watched. No. That was like a little box that you paint in it. And then you put the hair and then pull the whole box. No. It was like a weird... It's two triangles. Okay. And you put the hair in the middle. And it closes like this. And you paint the lightener inside of it. And you close it and slide it down the hair. But she's like... She's saying how... Oh, well you don't have time to do these hours on your guests. But she's sitting there. And she's weaving... She's weaving hair to then put it in a balayage faker. Which if... Like in reality... But the thing is... Is she then refilling it with... Yeah. She's painting more balayage. Tiny piece and pull. You're doing more work. Yeah. I mean it's... Get it. It sounds like somebody... Because it doesn't look hand-painted. Well, first of all, they... In the video that we watched... And I watched another video because... Of course behind the camera... Right. During the Orlando show... There's no after-pictures anywhere. Yeah, no. So they're not even sitting here saying that it's... Look at the beautiful hair it can create. They're just saying, Look, it's easy. Watch me pull out five hairs. I'm literally doing one weave that you would put in a foil. Close this and pull it. And I can do a whole balayage in 15 minutes. No, you're not. Because it's not a balayage. You're making more work for yourself. So based off of how YouTube described this... This sounds like the person who created it... Hasn't actually done balayage. No. Probably not. Or seen balayage. Well, I'm sure they have. She's probably seen a tutorial on YouTube for it. Everybody's trying to come up with their own thing. Which is fine. I mean push it. But obviously I don't think that this is a... Call it something else. Call it a highlighting box. Because for somebody who doesn't know... I mean that's not a balayage thing. Well, definitely balayage is the... Of it. Isn't it like free painting? Swiping. Sweeping. I'm sorry. You're not sweeping like this. You're clamping. Swiping or no swiping? What is the French word for clamp? We'll call it the clamperoo. The clamperoo? Well, it's called the balleroo. Come get blonde in my box. It's called the weave buff. That doesn't sound right. It's a weave buff. Yeah, so I just thought that was interesting and terrible at the same time. Alright. Let's go to the last photo. This I thought was really awesome. But I feel like it's kind of late in the game to introduce this. It is a freestyle system like we use here. But it's vapor free and it's ventilated. Vapor... What does that even mean? They do our blow dryers produce vapors. He's reading the news. They're waiting with bed and breath. They're still excited for your news. Okay. Enough. Okay. I'll finish the story then question me. It's ventilated. I know it means it takes air away or pushes air. Which I'm assuming is this is made for when you do... When you do keratin treatments. And you have all those really gross fumes coming out of there. Which is like 10 years too late. They should have done it back in the day when you used to smoke in barber shops. Yeah, or that. That would have been great. Yeah, because they still do it. They really got their drop guards and whiskey and bourbon. Right. Well, yeah. So they do that and what else do they do? Anything else? Well, it's got really... It's apparently got like really great LEDs to it. Like really nice lights. It's got goats. Yeah, it's got those. Oh God, I looked at it. Why did you look into it? I just didn't. I don't know. I looked at that one. Yeah, no. I thought it was really cool. But I think it's just... It's a little too late in the game for this. Because how many times do you actually see people doing those... Come on. Don't you remember when he swung like a wrecking ball? No. Sean says he's never seen it in England. So here you go. A freestyle? I've seen it on your screen. Do we have like a good camera? I don't think we have because we took the one out of that. Hold on. Is he the one who made the joke about... It's coming out of the ceiling. There you go. Stand up, Brian Jones. For who just asked, this one is made by the Freestyle System. That's the company who makes it. Yeah, so they make everything. Yeah. So it is those LEDs and everything. Up here. It's behind Thad's pad right there. Thad. Right there. Yeah, there's no blow dryer on that one. I mean... Well, they get the idea. Yeah. That's the bomb. Yeah, so not happening so far, guys. We'll take our dryers apart for this thing. Yeah. We take the whole shop for the pong table. Yeah. All right. Come on now. And the last one I got was some quick exercises. It's funny because when we were going through the intro and redoing it all, somebody said that Thad and I should do an exercise video for hairdressers about how to exercise throughout the day. Okay. And these are six exercises due throughout the day as hairdressers. They read my freaking mind. Yeah. Yeah, you don't have a picture for this. Is this like your yoga bell? That's going to involve cardio and stretching. There's no pictures. This is on video. Ready, Thad? Yeah, Thad. Now you're going to do... One and two. I'm going to explain it. You're going to try, okay? The camera back up. Come on, back up, Thad. The first one is going to be breathing. Go ahead, Thad. Rest your right palm on your chest and your left palm on your stomach.  Repeat three times. That's the lame as such. Justin, that's the opposite of what the gym wants us to do. Don't listen to this. All right. Head stretching. You know. Okay. Inhale. People want visuals. Thad, come on. It's all you. This is your article. Come on, Thad. Come on, Thad. Be a team player. It's Justin. Stand up. Exhale, lower your chin. Okay. Ready, Thad? That's going to be head stretching. I wouldn't help it. I'm breathing. Head stretching. Head stretching, okay? Okay. Inhale as you look up.  And then those...  And exhale as you lower your ear towards your shoulder on the same side. Repeat three times on each side. Okay. Your next one, number three. I feel like I'm in kindergarten like PE. You're okay. All right. Next one. Next is fun. Thad. This isn't giving me any gains. Spine and shoulder stretching. You're losing weight right now. Sit on a chair. This is the opposite of what the gym wants us to do. Sit on a stool. Okay.  Sit on the Minerva Beauty. This is too much cardio. Beautiful stool.  Just saying that to Thad makes me laugh. What is he helping?   I don't think we're doing what the... Who wrote this article?  I think Justin wrote this list. Lower your... Slow news week on modern, I guess. All right. The last two are an upper body stretch. Exercising wrists and finger stretching. Thad, Wisconsin.   The last one, Thad. The last one. Feet lift and ankle rotation. Bend over and grab your ankles, Thad. Throw your ankles over your neck, Thad. Thad, up on the color bar. Up on the color bar. Here, I can follow you with it. All right. Thank you for that, Justin. It won't be effective. 50 shades of Thad is what someone just said. Nice. All right. Thank you for the news.  Show your guns, Thad. Come on. I'm in a tank top. At least take your shirt off. I'll pass. Yeah. Somebody's going to the gym more. So I do want to talk about the millennium experience coming up in a couple of weeks. I did... I was obviously hanging out with millennium in Orlando. But I got to see Michelle from Demand Force. So... But we're going to do... The cool thing about the millennium experience is we're going to have a booth actually set up, a 10 by 10 booth. And we're going to be broadcasting live. Are we all going? The whole event. No. But we will figure out how to make more people go next year to things. But we... Because I was told a million times in Orlando, there was... One of your names was brought up at least one time every time somebody came up. So it was almost like they were disappointed to meet me. They would rather meet everyone else. Well, that's the audience. But the people hiring you is for this. And you're the one that does all that. No, I know. I know that. Man, it's great to see you, but we wanted to see Christina. Yeah. Pretty much. That's actually what everybody asked for. Justin or Brian or anything. No, I'm pretty sure it wasn't me. But we're going to work on figuring things out for next year. So the millennium experience is coming up. We're going to broadcast live some of the event, but we're going to be doing live interviews. Maybe they'll hire you to do this with everyone. I know. That's what I'm saying. Can you come and set up yourself to talk to other people? Well, next... I know. Not about you or your... Right. Well, next year... So I've talked to Gordon Miller, who is with American Salon at this point. And I love American Salon. We talked about that. And I would love to somehow work with them on trying to... We could all podcast, but have other artists come and sit in and just have a good time doing it. And do it live. That's the whole goal of this whole thing. Because if you can broadcast live from a hair show, it's fun. The energy is always super fun. We'll see what happens in the future. There's so many things. It's something new every week. So we're working on it. I lost my pen. So I have this paper that I'm just playing with this whole time. For no reason. There's nothing even on it. I know. I just keep... I just keep... So that's the news. I had a pen that went so I could write things. All right. That is that. We went over that. Just want to throw it out there. What? I have two days ago. What? Industry online. Oh, yeah. Okay. Industry online industry with an IE. Online Tabitha's new adventure. Internet takeover. Apparently it's got a lot of good... I haven't really been able to... Look, he grabbed two. Because he knew I would... Look at that. Oh, gosh. Catches like he throws. So... See, that's much more. That's much better.  I haven't. I'm going to do it right now, actually. It's another news. Megan Sullivan just said... Yeah, she just reminded me. I mentioned it. Oh, okay. Interesting. Good information. But the point system makes me feel spammy. Okay. That's interesting. I know that DJ, I saw him post that he was going to be... on there. DJ Maldoon. I think she's going to keep getting people. I haven't been on there either. I forgot that it was launching. I was like... Every week I was talking about it, too. Yeah. It's been a very busy week. We let up to it, but there we go. So we'll definitely check it out. You guys check it out. I'd love to know the ins and outs. I'm sure Tabitha would like to hear it as well. I mean, just hopping on here right now. It looks like it's a really cool layout to it. Okay. Is it anything like it was before it launched? Is it... Have a lot of information right when you open it up? Right. You open it up. There's articles and pictures and things telling you, like, hey, you wanted this, you wanted that. Okay. So check it out. So next week we'll get more information on it. Hopefully we can get Tabitha back on right for something. What's that? Christina just saw that my brother is watching, and he's asking for a birthday shout out. Happy birthday. Is it Daniel's birthday? It was days ago. So him and Vanessa and your mom all have birthdays around. I didn't see that. Yeah, Vanessa's the 30th. My brother's the first. My mom is the second. Today's my Aunt Carolyn. Oh. Happy birthday, hairs. Are you guys telling me that this whole birthday season thing isn't just Brian? They're not hairs. It's a family thing? It's a hair thing. Happy birthday, Daniel. Happy birthday, bud. Happy birthday, Annie. You should say it. I called you. Amy, bud. I called you. Happy birthday, Daniel. I tried calling, but apparently I had the wrong number. All right. So let's get into, we got some social stuff. Yes. All right.  What's happening on FSE social media? FSE social media? Submit your questions to Brian Hare on our Facebook community or by using the hashtag Free Salon Education. So real quick, make sure if you guys want to call in some questions right now, you can call 844- I was going to handle that. FSE live. You were saying to me- I just asked you, do you have the phone? I don't. I don't. That's in control. Oh, geez. He's going to answer it with fart noises. I'm no longer dealing with any of that. He actually downloaded like a radio soundboard while we were sitting here. That's going to answer it. So, but yeah, it's over there. I'm going to answer it with bro. Do you even FSE questions? Okay. So 844- FSE live. FSE live. I want to ask the question that I put online today if anybody wants to call. No. And like say, yeah, you know what the question earlier was because we'll chat about it and see if you want to get all up in this as well. I just asked a question that I- I think it's a good question because there's no wrong answer I feel. And it's something that I've come across the ups and downs and the many different salons and scenarios that I've worked at. And it was just the question I wanted to chat about blow-dries. What etiquette do you follow and why? Does it come with a color- separate charge? Okay. That's a good question. Because I've- scenarios where it comes with a color service. I've been in scenarios where it does not. I've had very heated conversations with hairdressers about whether to charge separately for a blow-dry when it comes to color. So I thought it was a good topic to put out there for people. Okay. So I guess I'll hit on that before I go into some of the other stuff. Right off the bat, one of our followers, Patricia said the company that she works for, it's included with a chemical service in this price accordingly. The only way to really check the color and show off professional work is a polished blow-dry. It really helps the client walk out feeling great and encourages product sales. By making it all a cart with a chemical service, it seems more optional. I do agree. Like I said, there's pros and cons to this. So long as you can justify why, I'm just kind of curious what your reasons for doing it. Because like I said, I've done both. Right. And I think where I'm at right now, just me personally, the kind of service that I like to provide, I prefer it being a part of the chemical service, being a part of the price. I used to do it where it was its own thing, and yes, when you look at it, it means that now you're valuing every single second that you spend with them a little bit more and saying that I don't know, it can pump up your paycheck, but I feel like it definitely watered down the service I was providing. Because, you know, it was almost like a thank you. Like doing the blow-dry is like a thank you for doing it. Charging for blow-dries, the options were going with somebody else for, you know, go like sit with an assistant and let your hair blow-dry or leave wet. And I feel like that's when I started to really just crank people out and I lost that service, like that one-on-one connection with people. Right. So just me personally, I'm glad that now I kind of have to. Right. I mean, there are people that they understand they got to run, I squeeze them in, they leave with a wet ponytail. That's the whole thing. Do you feel like, so you felt like you made more money doing that? Well, because I... Because wasn't your color price cheaper because you didn't blow-dry or it wasn't? The price stayed the same. Okay. I just didn't, they didn't get a blow-dry. As an owner, I would think that that wouldn't be the case. You know, like your color price would be cheaper and then your blow-dry would be affordable. Like the color price was still that. Yeah. And then if you wanted to get a blow-dry. Right. So the way that I sold it to my guests was you can either leave wet or get a haircut when you get your hair cut. Right. Because it comes with a haircut because you have to blow it dry. Was that the only salon, the one salon? Was that the only salon you worked in that was like that? A couple or at least one other person just mentioned that it was the same way. I don't know her name. Megan said that it's only with the haircut, I think. Yeah. Not with the color? Yeah. I know there's a lot of salons that do it. I don't... I agree with the you should see it before the leave. Don't you think a lot of people probably leave, sorry not to cut you off, but when your hair is finished and polished and looking like that, so many more people probably comment and ask where you get your hair done too. Right.  Right. And I mean, of course there are extenuating circumstances and like... Yeah, we have some people that...  That's one thing, but like on a regular base you shouldn't have half your clients leaving. Some women actually, after they get their hair done and blown out and finished, they make it a plan to actually go somewhere else if somebody sees it. Right. Like honestly, like they're like, oh my gosh, I have to go out now. They make plans afterwards. Yeah. I agree. Well, yeah, that would definitely be my thought. It's someone else say where I work you get a complimentary blast dry, which is just like a quick 10 to 15 minute dry. We're not a lot of stylists involved, but they still look nice enough to walk out of the salon or they can pay a discounted blow dry price if they get a complimentary service with round brush or curls. Okay. There's a lot of interesting stuff. Mickey Bullock, he charges separate. He says it's kind of like going to the mechanics. There are parts and then there's labor. Color is the part in the application and the blow out is the labor depending on the clearance, hair type, length and density. Yeah, but there's labor in doing color. But our prices might be more... We don't know, you know, price for... We have to see how that really works out. Mickey has a successful salon. Yeah. I don't know, I know. And like I said, I had... But our color prices are not... They're pretty expensive to kind of roll that whole into that. Right, yeah. I would be interested to know, like I know like the area that Mickey's salon is in sort of. So I would be willing to bet like at least if I were to be asked. I'm guessing not many of his clients sleep with a wet head though. Right. Well, like I said, in my old salon there wasn't really an issue. Nobody left with wet hair. It was just they would go to an assistant for a free blow dry. It might not be like the $25, $30. Oh, the assistants did free blow drys? I didn't do that. Oh, okay. Well, that's a whole different. It was a free blow dry with an assistant and that's where I said, I felt like it started to... I was provided. Like I wasn't having that. Definitely does, but it's a smart move. I wasn't giving them a reason. It was a smart move for my paycheck. But that's... And result the way that you want it. Well, that and guess what? Those assistants are going to eventually become stylists. Right. And now they see them just as often as they see me. Right. So all it takes is one too bad of a hangover. I don't go to work. And you know what? I've been seeing so and so for the past two years anyway. So... Right. Now I... There goes my client. Yup. I knew a stylist while I was in Maryland who he worked at a salon where they charged for the blow dry like for cuts or colors. But they also had a tool station set up to sample all the tools that they sold. That if they style their hair themselves they could go over and use the products and use the tools and... See, I don't... I've seen stuff like that and that just looks so cheesy. Yeah, I don't like that. It's not professional. Like they should have their hair finished and then they can go check it out.  But you can't... I don't agree personally with... I thought it was a liability issue. Right. Why are you coming... going to a salon to then finish your... Do your... That's true. Right. Yeah. Yeah. I fall asleep. Blow drys are the best for women. Is that one question? Yeah. They really like... They zone out. Well, it's because you have all the... It's about having some pressure points in the head and... Yeah, so... Yeah, so relaxing. Yeah. So, I think we have a question. Say it into the mic. Yeah. Oh, I don't know. Don't whisper into the mic. I have to find it. Bear with me. My brother... I met someone like Vanessa with super long thick hair and I just commented back that she's really lucky. She's got a brother that's a hairdresser because he doesn't make enough money for what it would cost. She does have a lot of hair. Okay. So, Kristen Collins... I already have blow dry. Kristen Collins had a question for you. Actual salon question.  Well, I like her ending to that because that's how I would finish it. What?  Co-workers? The timing or the price? Well, her services in general, like the timing of her colors and her chemical services. I wouldn't say anything...   While that situation is going on because that's just going to make it worse and make it more uncomfortable for the client. Right. But, you know... I like then... I like I miss this. What is it? She works in a corporate salon. Okay. A really good one. But they charge... Oh, I'm sorry. I know some topics, but somebody in her salon, an older stylist, I'm assuming age-wise, is challenging and questioning her color service and her chemical service timings, I'm guessing. In front of the guest, not in the back room, like calling her out on what she's doing, whether it's right, wrong, or indifferent, it's probably not what the older stylist is doing, so it's wrong. How would we handle that? I would take her in the back room after it's over and I would say to her... Minor... No, I would take... I would be more professional than she is. Oh, of course.  Appreciate constructive criticism. Yeah. But please don't do it in front of...  It's not professional whatsoever. I would have, like the manager or the owner, like if it's a corporate salon and the manager with you, like during that conversation, so it doesn't become a he says she says. Yeah, of course. That's how I want to handle the whole situation. Yeah. That's how you guys handle things around here. I agree with that too, but it would be the same eight in, like, you know, as a seven year old, like you don't have to run until the teacher every... But you need to talk to somebody that's bothering you. You know, just have the conversation with them and I think it's the same way. If that doesn't solve the problem and she keeps doing it, then go... Yeah, apparently it's her assistant manager and it's questioning her formulas. Well, then you need to find a different salon to work in. Yeah, I mean, it's all the... I personally think it's all about how you hold yourself too. I've never worked in a salon where it hadn't either been, like, they were just crazy. Like, I don't think anybody's going to approach me and question what I'm doing in front of my guests. Right. You know, like, I'm nuts. Well... Well, that's not all so great to be either. No. I'm not saying I'm not crazy to the point where everybody thinks I'm going to lose my mind if you question me.  It's going to be fine. She'll make that clear right in front of the guest and there's nothing for them to worry about.   And whatever manner you want to say it. Well, I just told you to do that. You want to chat with them. But I'm saying, though, like, just quick and easy. Well, no, we've had actually that happen. Hey, man, we actually forgot to run the disclaimer. We talked to each other. No, remember? I'm not going to say the names of which they were, but they both do not work here anymore because it just couldn't work out. And it was a shame because one left because of the other kind of bullying a little bit, if you might say. Yeah, it's an unfortunate situation and that is not an environment that you want to be in. No, not at all. It's not an environment that if she's the assistant manager, then I would find the manager or the owner to make sure that does get taken care of. If you can. I wonder if the manager is like that because you have to learn from example a lot of the time. But it sounds like she might just be an older stylist who thinks they know what they're doing and when it comes to everything. You know how those people are set in their old ways that nothing that's ever changed can be correct. But I think the best way to handle it is to ask, well, what do you think would make my timing better?  Hair at the beginning of doing hair. I mean, since your client was Moses, how would you do this? Exactly. So just definitely start and work that way. Be professional about it. Of course. If it doesn't work out, then I would go somewhere else. My biggest concern would be how I feel. Be how my guest feels. That's the first thing I would think of is reassuring my guest she'll be fine when they leave my chair. Yeah. All right. What else? Did nobody call? Nobody called? Why do you guys call? Maybe she's just jealous. I like that we had some conversation on the chat. Some people I think are uncomfortable. Yeah, the phones have been flashing the same messages. I think the ringer's off. Yeah, it says the ringer's off. Probably is. I unhooked everything and hooked it back up today, so we'll see if it even works. Well, the ringer is off, but I'm assuming that the number is still going to pop up, right? It'll pop up, yeah, and say somebody's calling. All right. Somebody posted on freestyleneducation.com. They just wanted someone in case they have to contact you for a contest or any other reason. I know that you say it when we have a contest, but what if someone just wants to say, hey, what's up, Matt? So any contest is contest at freestyleneducation.com, and my email is Matt at freestyleneducation.com. Delicious. So I would say, you know, I need to come up with like an FSE kind of question email address. So it goes, you know, it goes out. So we're going to have tomorrow. I know. We're going to have, we're all going to have FSE domain emails. So we'll work on that because that'll be easier to filter it out. That's why I did the contest one because then I can just look at the contest and I know it's all contest people. So. How are you the direct message on the Instagram? Yeah, there you go. Instagram, I have no idea how to direct the message. I feel like I've gotten some and didn't know it for like two weeks. Don't do that. Oh, whoops. On the Freestyle on Education Facebook or email is fine. And that is that. I thought that that worked just like text messaging as far as the notifications. So I apologize for that guys. Now it'll pop up like actually sometimes like I'll go to read one it'll say I have a notification and then it says like I have old ones that I deleted or that have been deleted for months ago. You are cracking me up right now because I just realized that you have the Minerva tray with the mic like he doesn't have room but I don't want to leave forks. I didn't grab a pillow. I'm like, why do you need an end table? He's taking an advantage. You know what I said? I'm like, Matt's not going to want that there. And he goes, we'll see if he notices. And he just did. And as she said that I was like, let me drop it down. Oh, you did? Table level. Well, thank God. I mean that thing that's Minerva is. I actually wanted to review that. Here's the review. It's awesome. Yeah, it works well for everything. It's very versatile. I have a good question on social that I want to hit. And I think that after I answer it you can probably help me out. Okay. Megan Sullivan says I want to become an educator but I'm only three years into my career and I'm afraid people will look at me like I'm a child. What is your best advice for educating? Well, that was my issue when I graduated school and I wanted to become an educator with Paul Mitchell right off the bat. I wanted to join the team and it was at that time it was like a very boys clubby local team and they were very much against the idea.  So they had to let me on the team and where was this? The New Jersey. The team I worked on? Yeah. Matt was actually hitting me I don't know what I'm trying. What was it? I was not welcomed with open arms. So what? Explain. When I was joined. Okay. Because the initial thing was when I had shown interest in joining it was still locally decided upon and they had their own rules for how long you had to be a hairdresser and all that. Okay. And then luckily almost immediately corporate took it over and said all you gotta do is get through this audition and do a good job. Right.  You know what I mean? Like you are young in the industry and you should But that doesn't mean that you can't do the job. I think the greatest analogy that I heard You should do the job. Right.  So I know what you're talking about because you know I saw gave me the shot I did see all that happening but I'm not talking about math by the way at all he was the only one that helped me overcome my stuff So I totally agree with you what I'm saying about you are a child is that don't be afraid to go into it but that's how people are gonna look at you because you are young in it but then you need to to learn from them and that's Can I say something? Yeah please Are you sure? Yep I think when you're a stylist and you about being behind the chair and you know your craft is awesome but she should still feel young in the fact that she hasn't gotten up in front of people and educated people because they are two totally different things people can be great at something and not great teachers Yeah So I think you know she wants to do it She should do it but you should I think she definitely you're gonna stumble at the beginning because it's hard We gotta be humble about it and if people are thinking that she is young in it she is young in it because she hasn't educated yet before I don't know if she has or not but she should be prideful that she's good at her craft but teaching isn't something that she's learned yet Well I mean I was two years with a license when I began to be an educator when I got my teaching life I was like 25 Yeah I was a 25 year old cosmetology educator Right I got I had students who were twice my age who hated me for it Right You know but I mean I had co-workers who were old enough my mother or some my grandmother but it's just like you don't go into it knowing everything you don't know crap you don't know how to teach you don't you know how to do hair but you don't have to pass that information on as an educator and that's where you're there to learn Yeah and you have to I think the best advice I can give anybody who wants to do it no matter you have to learn how to give that information out so I think if you just go in with that mindset of being a child because think about it the most creative people in the world are kids they're the best imaginations so use that to your advantage Yeah I mean educators are so stuck in their ways Right that's one of the good things about being new if you're new and you're still trying to learn then you haven't taught how to do this one length haircut for the past 25 years Yeah you are way more likely to be up on what's trendy what's new all that stuff so you'll have chances you've got a new energy to bring to the table with younger people I think because that's what they do and Matt all don't teach well now also being into it for so long but like when we started out we had a lot of young you know not and Sammy they were all just out of school Yeah you knew how to teach you know you knew how to educate and you molded them into kind of you know who they are and one of them is an educator now for a palmatial school right and palmatial now so so I say go for it do it everyone should go for it and here's the thing she's asking and you know just be ready there's going to be someone that's going to give you shit they suck keep going go into it with a modest ambition you know it's funny you know when you're around the right people IBS it was hilarious because I was backstage all day with all of these artists these big artists and it was here's the big the crazy thing about the industry you're not an emcee well for yeah I'm the worst emcee and now well because you'd rather be up there doing it yeah I'm the worst emcee in the world you're not the worst you just I was a bad one but but let's put it this way so I was backstage and before I'd have to go up to them and say you know what do you want me to say about you and it was hilarious because all the people that are actually like super talented people all said to me the same exact thing say whatever's in your heart whatever you feel like saying the people that were not talented that were getting up there that were just just so like the ego is just way up there had this long list of everything that every accomplishment from like the way that they childbirth till now alright so they would go through it and it's just you know I appreciate accomplishments but it's just funny when you know when the longer you're in the industry the longer you see anybody can get an accomplishment yeah and you gotta find those people that really inspire you and that's who you go and assist and wanna be an educator for don't try to go find the first flashy company or whatever it is find people that you look up to and and get behind them and learn from them I work with them I watched your videos for almost every one up until episode 53 I preached free salon vacation and now I work with you guys it still kicks me on my ass once a week well thanks now we share this table together weird it's not weird it's still weird sometimes now you still when I watch you work for a full day or I watch him Bollyard I watch Sad Worker it still kicks me I do wanna give two shoutouts because something happened to me this weekend that has never happened and I until you just said that it reminded me of it it's exciting what you and that do well no we so this lady Angela came up to me and she was with her salon I think there's two of them that work in this salon and it was somewhere in the middle of you know I don't know where but she she comes up to me and she's saying hi and I can tell she's like really nervous right like tears are falling out of her face like she's not crying she just can't like she's like so nervous and it was like it was just so nice to like she told me that you know she she had started doing hair late and so she hasn't been her hairdresser super long and all that stuff she just had like this really cool story and it was just cool to hear you know that everything that we've done the videos that we create and stuff that was the reaction you know when we finally walked up and then there's somebody congratulating for graduating or something right oh jeez all jeez we go all the way back just graduate who just passed state boards it just I had it somebody did I feel like every week we have people passing state boards now we should start a segment every week on congratulating people for passing we're going to run down for joining the world ahh come on it was a while ago sorry about that yeah we did before we started the show because we saw it and now I'm having a hard time finding it somebody's 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Rydyn ni'n meddwl i ddim yn teithneddawr, rydyn ni ddim yn meddwl i meddwl i ddweud, thriving circle, a dyfodol i'r catirlist. The next week is my 5 year anniversary and I absolutely love it. When I meet people, I tell them that I was a teacher who fell in love with Moodle 17 years ago because that is my journey. Catalyst IT, proud to say. We are the global certified Moodle partner of the year. The LMS contributor of the year even better. We are experts and open source to solutions. By the way that was me last year after the Moodle party. gyda'r phryg Fodol, ond ydyn nhw'n 11 o'n ddefnyddio ac mae'n rhaid i'ch sefydlu mae'n gwneud rwy'r cyfrifiadau yn y sefydliadau'n ysgol. Yn ystod, ond, mae'n dweud mewn ymgyrch. Yn ystod, yw'r MEC? Mae'r prwy o'r rhan i'r ffordd a'r ffordd a'r gweithio yn ysgolwch ar Modol, yma'r Llyfrgell Fodol ei ffordd i'w ddaeth ar yw. mae'n ffordd o'n rhan o blyneddol o'r bobl mewn arsigau mwyroledig, yn y ffordd iawn, mae'n ddefnyddio i'r bobl. A'r bobl mewn arsigledig mae'n blyneddol o'r llwyffod amgylchedd, a'r bobl mewn blyneddol o'r bobl mewn, os rhan o'r bobl gynghwyd, ysbryd mwyroledig o'r bobl mewn, o'r bobl mewn o'r bobl mewn, ac mae'n cael ei gwybod o'i ffwrn ymgyrchol yn ffwrdd iawn, ac nid i'n mynd i'n ffryd yn fwyroledig. Felly wrth yn i'n i ddim dda'r ffosiliter mewn MEC? Yn ymddangos, yn ymddangos. Lleonidol fyddwn i ddim dda'r MEC yn ymddangos. Lleonidol iawn ymddangos hynny, sydd ymddangos efo'r MEC, sydd am wytemhe sydd gynghi'n gwneud hynny. Alla'r ffen, felly, ond yr oedd ymddangos oedd ymddu i gyda dim yn gydweithio'r ffermdeithanol. Felly wrth yn i ddiwedd y ddyg yn rhaid i griddwyd. Beth yw'r rai bach yn honesty i'r cyfnod bach yw'r cyffredinol? Yw dweud sut rwy'r cyfrif ei'r cyfrif ei'w'r cyfrif yw'r cyfrif yw'r cyfrif e'w bywydol yma? Rwy'r cyfrif ei wannau o'r gweithio arall o'i gyreth mewn gwirioneddau a rwy'r cyfrif ei wannau ym mwy. Yn mynd i'w ceisio ar y cyfrif yw'r cyfrif eau lleol i'w dweud hi'w'r cyfrif ei wannau a'u dweud i'w dweud hwn. Grannu gynnydd y ddwy yr ysgwysgll�esp brifysgol o ddiddordebith llyfr, geisio ym Môr? Roedden nhw'n creaddeenol gyda'r technol? mae'n ddiddordeb llyfr a'r dddechrau. Roedden nhw'n eisiau'r ddisgrifenniol a'r ddysgu ofynaeth cyfleoedd fyddion ym geisio'r ddiddordeb llyfrau? Roedden nhw'n i ddiddordeb llyfr o ddiddordeb llyfr? Roedden nhw i ddiddordeb llyfr o ddiddordeb llyfr o ddiddordeb llyfr? sut gallwch ei fod o'r gyfnod? Llywodraethau hyn llwyddiadau ar symun y taith ymlaes? Mae'n ei fod o'r Targiad oesentio'r ecradwyll, ac rydyn ni wedi'i taler o'r dynne o'r ysgwrdd i'w fawr i'w Lleidaf, wedi'u i'r menuedd o'r ysgaf ent yw arddangos yma ar pollonaid 4.1? Ac mae'r gasmwydol ar y tre像 i ffiyng i yw gweithio a'r ysgwrdd?! Mae'r gweithio ar gyfer yn 것 Pinky. Rwy'n gwybod o'r cre seat o'r Llywodraeth, a gairio cymryd hon i gweithio paideithasol, hen fe unedigau ac yn gweithio gymru a gweithio'r ddodol, mae'r ddodol yn cysylltu gyda unedig o'r ddodol, mae'n ddodol yn ddiolch i'r gweithio'n bwysig ac mae'n gweithio'n gweithio gweithio ac yn gweithio'r ddodol. Yn oeddwch i gyda i'r ffrif fedrims yn bwysig, mae'r ddodol yn gweithio begwyr ddodol. Efallai oedd yn cael eu gweithio meddwl i'r newid, ond rwy'n mynd o I have the same qualifications. I did my certified member of ALT because I wanted to prove to my EdTech community that I have a good standing. The MEC, I did for me because I know I'm good at using Moodle. I know I'm good at creating courses with Moodle. I wanted this stamp because it's something for me that I really wanted. I also love learning from others so as a facilitator I get to read everyone's response to the questions and I find it really, really empowering, engaging and inspiring for myself. But also as a facilitator I get to give my candidates confidence. I can say that is really, really good. I have not even thought of that and I've been using Moodle for 17 years and I love being able to tell people, do you know what you've done a really, really good job here? And that's one of the lovely things I do when I message Anna Classler to say, hello I've got some candidates for you to review. I said these ones are really, really good and she comes back and said they are brilliant. Well done for finding really good ones. I don't find them. They come to me. I'm just very lucky I guess. So it's all about reflective practice.  What would you do if this situation happens? Have you ever tried this in the past? What happened? Or it could be now you have read some information, seen some case studies. What would you do now moving forward? So the questions are normally framed around how would you advise a colleague? Or could you please describe your current practice? I've got some feedback from one of my candidates. So Emma has kindly sent me some feedback. She was very brave because she was one of my first candidates that I had to assess. So I was learning the process myself and she was very, very patient with me. But she said she was really, really sad when it was over because it actually gave her the breathing space to stop and reflect on her current practice. And it also gave her ideas to transform courses. She called dumping grounds of resources. I don't think it was ever that bad, but to more active, engaging courses. And that the way it has been designed for her as a learning technologist, the actual tasks were very much on her wavelength. So I do thank Emma for giving me that feedback. So what do you get at the end? Oh, if you like me, I'm a magpie. I love badges. I love collecting shiny things. So I've got my six badges because I completed each of the courses. I have my little special certified facilitator badge. But once you've collected all six badges, I then, like I say, I refer you on to Anna, who then peer reviews me. She looks at my feedback that I give candidates. It's the same for other facilitators in the room no matter who you go to. Everything gets signed off by Moodle. So we have to work really, really hard because we don't want to get it wrong for you. And then afterwards you get this wonderful certificate. I love this certificate. I can't print it off enough and stick it on my wall. So whenever I'm doing a call, it's there behind me. So my tips for how to pass first time. I've only got four. Don't worry. I thought maybe I'll think of a fifth and round it up. I thought, oh no, there's four that really... Yeah, yeah, there's four. So my first one is read the manual. I was going to put an F, but I thought, no, I can't do that. No, depends how hungover I was today, but I'm fine. But yeah, so read the manual. So as an assessor and a facilitator, I am given a rubric to grade you against. I cannot give you grades and marks and feedback on something that is not there. So please, you are presented with a rubric. See what it is that I have to grade you against. A big example of this is one of the modules on professional practice. You are meant to mention about CPD opportunities and how you share that amongst your organisation. A lot of people forget to even mention digital CPD. So that's a big chunk of your grade gone in the first instance. So please make sure you reference each part of the rubric. My second one is structure your response. So the amount of times I am presented with a wall of text that is really, really difficult to follow, I'm trying to say, okay, have they answered the question? I'm not sure, it just keeps going and going and going. Even here I was being generous by putting a paragraph. Sometimes there's not even a paragraph or break in the text. So use headings, even use the questions to be your headings or use even the rubric headings just to say how you're addressing each point. At the end of the day it's all there to help you and I've been an educator for years. I'm going to be a bit more fairer with you. So make the teachers happy. You can't give me an apple. Use screenshots. So the amount of people who don't actually use imagery or videos or any media, I find it quite surprising. So I'm now actively telling my candidates, just put a screenshot. I want to see it in action. I'm a massive Moodle fan. I want to see how you've actually made this process work. So, for example, this is a screenshot from my actual MEC submission. So I can describe how it is, but there's nothing better than actually seeing it live and in action and so I can actually see exactly how you've configured it, what it actually looks like. Finally, my fourth tip is to go deep. What I mean by this is I know a wiki is good for collaboration. I know you can put a group of students together and get them working on a topic. I know that. I know you know that. ChatGBT knows that. Anybody knows that. I want to know what you are doing with that tool. I've put here specifically named the Moodle tool because the amount of people who don't actually name which tool they're on about, they'll say, oh, I created an assessed task. What tool did you use to assess your learners with? So specifically name the tool that you are talking about and share how you've configured it. I've set a screenshot, if possible, that makes my life easier. Outline the activities that you're doing with your learners. So don't just describe it at a high level. I want to hear how you're using this tool. I want to know that you really understand how this tool works and how it can apply in that particular competence. Then I also want to know what your desired outcome is when you actually design this activity with this specific Moodle tool. What are your students achieving from using this particular activity? How does it demonstrate your competence and help you answer the task question that's given to you? So those are my four main tips. Anybody who's interested in doing the MEC, obviously I'm here from Catalyst, we do it, but there are plenty of people that do it. Only certified facilitators can do it, so not anyone can do it. Those of us who are MEC facilitators, we work very, very hard to stay up to date and we really do believe in this product. That's my talk. Thank you very much. Good luck with it. I understand if you want to talk to me later. Thank you. Oh, go easy on me, Rob. Of course I will. It's the day after the Moodle party after all. I have a video of you. I'll be very kind of my question. Just a quick question. Obviously the MEC is very much aligned to the Digcom-Bedu framework, but you also mentioned that you have your Seamalt accreditation from the Association for Learning Technology. I'm wondering, do you see any major overlap or major alignment between those two accreditations? There is a lot of overlap, but when I approached the MEC, I went fresh. I wanted to challenge myself. I had a lot of fun creating new scenarios and new ideas. Obviously it's the deployment of technology, the operational issues that come with the Seamalt. A lot of that could be used with the MEC, especially with the professional practice and how you're staying up to date. There is a lot of overlap. It's up to you, the candidate, how much you want to put that in or how much fun you want to have by actually seeing how far you can actually push it.  It might be nice to consider doing something similar between MEC and Alton just making some of those aligned. I'm just a facilitator. I'd love that. I think, Mary, that would be a really good thing to discuss. Thank you. I look after the MEC with Anna for Moodle HQ and we are always looking at ways to improve it and integrate other things. I just wanted to mention, you did say that word chat GPT. We have been aware recently, Anna and I, that some people are submitting what is obviously chat GPT. We are looking very closely at ways to improve our assessments, including insisting on screenshots. You said, I'm surprised, not everyone includes screenshots. We're going to insist on them so that a human has made it and it's obvious that it's a Moodle course. That's one of the ways. I'm not going to reveal them. Something interesting that I tell my candidates as well because I actually did it myself. I didn't even ask Anna, I just did it. There's a question about you are presenting to your colleagues in a neighbouring college. I thought, I'm just going to write text. I'm actually going to put together a presentation. I submitted my presentation, all the fun stuff like that. I forgot to plug as well. Yesterday, Mary did a great talk about the Dig Comp LMS admin framework and all the courses that are mapped to that. I understand there is a plan in the roadmap to create a site administration version of the MEC. I'm very excited for that. Thank you.


What is good mama squad and welcome back to our channel. So today we're gonna be answering all of the questions that you guys have for Bill because when I tell you, we have never had more comments. People are confused and wondering like, what is the hair transplant and like, why does he look like that? What happened to him? We're gonna answer it all here right now.  And I know most of them don't even know that my hair was receding because I did cover it up good but we're basically gonna be answering all of those questions in this video. So make sure to stay tuned. We will literally get through probably every question that you are thinking of. Yes, because I feel like we need to answer it all one and done whether this is a long video or not. Especially people on TikTok, I feel like YouTube side understands it more than TikTok that's kind of like a younger audience. Well, there's so many more people too that saw the video. And also thank you so much for all the support. Literally our recent videos have gotten over like three, four million views. So of course there's gonna be a lot of new confusion in the chat. Especially people that don't even know. Especially you having looks like you had hair and then all of a sudden you like literally no hair. Oh, and also if you see that my head looks bigger than it did in our other videos. It's because since this is the third day after surgery they said after the third or fourth day my head is going to dramatically swell up. So it's swollen. So I'm sure it's gonna get even more swollen than this. Yeah. But it's really like tight right now. So make sure to like this video, give it a thumbs up and we're gonna try to answer every single question right now. Let's go. So I just wanna start off with one thing. Someone asked me on TikTok, why can't he talk? So the reason I said he couldn't talk was because if he does too much like expression, he laughs, he like does too much. His stitches will bleed. It was only, now he can, you could talk a little bit more, right? But he's still more stiff. So that's why I said I would do most of the talking. If you see, I'm literally gonna be like this the whole time. I could take this off, but I can't really look down or look up too much. Otherwise like it'll stretch my scalp and the stitches probably will get irritated and or pull apart a little bit. I'm doing most of the talking. It's just to kinda hug it off. I can't laugh either. Yeah. I'm really gonna be really dull. But like I'm not dull guys. You know I'm energetic. So that's why I'm gonna do most of the talking. And that's why I said I would do most of the talking just because it's harder for him to talk. But first and foremost question. Why did you get the procedure and what is a hair transplant? So we're gonna pop up a picture on the screen right now. We're gonna show you guys what Bill's hair looked like. So as you guys could see in this picture right here, his hair was receding. You know, he didn't have hair. He didn't have a lot of hair on the top of his head. He was balding. We explained this in our last couple of videos explaining like what's going on and why he's getting the procedure. So basically he was balding and receding. So basically you could see that. I kinda had hair in the middle, hair on the sides but it went back, you know, on the two edges right here. It would keep receding obviously and my dad and my grandpa have like a whole line of no hair. So his dad's hair, he's bald until here. Like it's kinda like a U. So he still has a lot of hair in the back and the front. So they're not completely bald but they're bald like all right there. They as in my dad and grandpa. So I was bound to get it and I already was. So since as you saw in the picture my two sides are receding back. Eventually my front hair would go and it would probably look like this with no hair. You know what I mean? So the main reason why I wanted to do it was to fill in the parts that already receded and also try to stop any further receding in the future that could happen.  Yeah it's basically just so he has more full hair cause I don't know if you guys really could talk cause a lot of people thought you were wearing a wig. No he wasn't wearing a wig. He basically took all his hair from the back and pushed it forward. I still have all of it right here. Yeah he still has it. I'll show you guys I just can't put my hair down but right now as you can see there's like clips in my head and it's holding all my hair down so I didn't shave my head guys like look it I still have long hair I would just put it all like this. Yeah.  So he just right now can't really do any of that that's why he looks like bald that's why Frankenstein. Frankenstein. Your sister actually asked a question about Frankenstein. So once he like can't touch his hair and stuff he will be pulling it all forward but the thing that's really awesome about this hair transplant is that in a month it's gonna start growing okay? But then in the four to six months you're really going to see it start it's gonna maybe look like. It's probably gonna be like an inch long. Yeah. You know after like four months so then after a year by then I'll be styling the way that I want to and I'll be all good but for now we just have to go through the slow process of all of this healing. And I feel like once you guys actually see how it works and what it looks like in a year you guys will better understand it. Basically he's gonna have fuller hair he's not gonna have to hairspray his hair to stay you know if it pull if it flies back you're not gonna see any bald.  He never had a hairline like that. It's darker because it's kind of red from the dried you know blood but like it's my hairline and this is how it's gonna look and it's gonna be freaking full and I love it.  So moral of the story for this this is the biggest question guys that's the only reason why we're elaborate on this first question. We freaking love all you guys and for all of you that were wondering why I got it it's because I know you didn't know but my hair was receding and I've never showed it. That's why. I feel like if people saw it in the past they would be like oh that makes sense but nobody even knew. Yeah nobody really knew and it's something that he was insecure about and he wanted to make himself feel more confident. I wasn't hiding it. It was just like why I didn't need to show it because it's like that's not how I like to do my hair I like putting it up front you know. And since we're on camera and we film you know he wanted that extra confident booster and that's you know what I support him and I love him it's what he wanted to do and I yeah I just I think it's a really good thing that he did this. So everyone's asking how did they numb you with the needle like how did it work did you feel anything how was the procedure in general. The hardest part was the first injecting the serum or whatever they had to numb me up in my head and they had to start from one side and go all the way around to the other side and everything above that became numb. So when they poked it it kind of felt like a bee sting over and over and over and they probably poked it like 50 times. They did 50 little like.  It definitely made my eyes water but for me I handled it very well they said I really didn't squeeze any of the stress balls that they gave me at all but that was the worst part other than that when they like do everything when they cut your head and all that stuff I'm not really gonna get into it cause it's kinda gory but once they do all that you're already so numb you cannot feel anything except pressure. You could feel someone obviously pushing your head but you can't feel like if I touched my head I couldn't feel it. And I also know some of you are asking like oh will his hair not grow back in that spot so actually I thought the same thing but when I looked at it you see there's hair follicles still all by the stitches.    But the stitches go from here to here all the way around my head they did a lot. Yeah so when we showed you guys that picture you guys can see that Bill literally had no hairline. I was really looking at it yesterday night and I was like wow he really didn't have a hairline like this is crazy that you actually have a hairline you have hair that's gonna grow there you're not gonna have to like. I have a good hairline. Yeah it's gonna be oh my god I'm so excited we're gonna give you guys a month update six month update and a year update oh my gosh it's gonna be so exciting. It's already exciting I can't wait just for it to fill in. So next question is what's the pain level? How is how painful is it? Now or during? I would say like the last couple days. Pain level like during it was zero because you couldn't feel it. Yeah. Now pain level last night when it started to swell up was the only pain that I've had in the last couple days. Oh okay. And it was probably like an irritating five or six. Okay and show them how you have to sleep every night. Show them how you have to sleep. I basically have to wear this so my head doesn't hit back because I don't know if you know I'm gonna show you my stitches guys. So just close your eyes for five seconds if you don't want to see them. See if you could see my stitches back there I don't want to lean back and irritate them because they're still healing together and actually I don't know if you saw but this one had a big black spot on it because it was bleeding, bleeding, bleeding until it all kind of finally stopped bleeding last night. So I can't clean it off until it's all done but I basically have to sleep like this. You can't sleep on the bed with me which is actually really sad because And it's so uncomfortable. This is the first time we actually have slept away from each other in this house and it's so sad.  Well it was so swollen at sleeping like this it hurt so bad that I couldn't even go to sleep. Honestly the worst part about this whole procedure is not being able to sleep right for probably a week after. That's the absolute worst. It is.  Especially because Mariah just got new silk sheets covers for our bed. I can't even lay in my bed. And I got more pillows too. I know it's so sad. I've been missing this intention. It's bogus. So when I asked will it be the same color as his hair or slightly off? So it's going to. It's the exact same hair. It's the exact same hair. They basically just took care from the back of your head and planted it and it's going to forever stay there. They just transferred the hair. Literally that's why it's a hair transplant. They transferred your hair and planted it somewhere else. It's your exact same hair that was growing in the back.  And people are like oh why doesn't he just go bald? Like it's just hair. Like why is he making a big deal? Why is he? Because I want a good head of hair. Everyone has this different insecurities and some people don't feel comfortable with being bald and that's okay. I could have went bald. But really like I'm so blessed to be able to be in the position that I am in. And because of all you and all of your support like we literally freaking love you guys. Like I just want us to say that because without all of our Marvel Squad supporting us throughout the years, watching our videos, I would not have been able to afford a procedure like this. But at the same time, honestly it's affordable because if you think about it like this, it was $8,000, okay? To do this procedure. But think about it in a way of yeah it might sound like a lot, which it is, but it lasts you a lifetime. So if I live til I'm 85, that literally is another 65 years. So $8,000 really doesn't sound like a lot. I'm gonna do the math for you guys. Ready for this? So 65 years, $8,000 if you divide that by 65 years. That means you're only paying $123 a year. That's not that bad, honestly. $10 a month for the rest of your life. So it's really not that much to get a lifelong like set. But I could have shaved. That is the easier route. But I wanted hair. I wanted hair. My dad doesn't have hair. My grandpa doesn't. And I wanted to change the hairline in my family. I wanted to be the first dude in the family that has hair.  Like you're gonna bald again. Like you're gonna, it's not gonna stay there. It'll stay there. It'll stay there. He might have to get a touch up like back here in the next 10 years if he does receive more. That's the thing for people. And this is like really, really, really key. For people that are curious on doing yourself, I do wanna warn you, the younger you do it, the riskier it is that you'll have extra receding in the future. So since I'm only 21, a lot of places don't even like let you do it if you're 18, 19. Because when you're 23 through 25, 26, that's when you mainly see your hair and the pattern that it's receding in. Since I did it so young, there is a chance that all like some of my long hair will keep receding maybe another inch back. And then I'll have like a lot of hair here, a little sliver with no hair, and then a lot of hair in the back. There is a chance of that. Yeah, which you might have to touch up on the future. I took the risk and if I have to touch it up in the future, I freaking will. It'll be, it won't even be till like 20 years if I did see any more receding. So yeah, I really like, honestly, it's worth it to do it early for me, especially because I'm on camera all the time. I wanna be able to film without like having to like worry about my insecurity like that. And honestly, like I feel like this is gonna boost his confidence like with Instagram pictures. Like he's constantly like, oh, my hair doesn't look good in that, oh, my hair doesn't look good in that. Like this is just gonna boost him up. And I can't wait to see you like flourish like that because I know this is, guys, I'm telling you, he was just, he was been standing in the mirror looking at myself like, wow, I have a hairline. Like he's already feeling confident, even though he looks bald right now. He's feeling so confident, which is amazing. Here, I can give you guys for, those of you that haven't really seen it, this is an update of how it looks. If you got traphobia like me. Oh yeah. It doesn't actually look holy. I think it looks holy. It's not, there's no holes. There's no holes. There's no holes. It's just blood spots. It's all healed together. It's just left over from when they put it in. But that's how it looks. They also wanna know if you were awake or asleep during that procedure. I was awake the whole time. I was watching YouTube like music and stuff on YouTube and we were watching music videos and they were a dope team to work with because like it was fun the whole time. And I got a lunch and everything. Oh and also next question that people are wondering like why it looks so wacky. I can't get a haircut until I heal up. And this is the longest my hair has ever been on the sides. That's why it looks like he looks like a grandpa because. Yeah because grandpa usually have a lot of hair on the sides and no on the top. So when I do get a haircut I'm gonna obviously fade it on the sides and it's gonna look so good. And also all of that is my long hair. Like I said all bunched up on top. So it's literally like my hair is like probably this long. You know. And they basically put it in a ponytail but then clipped it all together so it doesn't hang anywhere. So that's why my hair right now looks so wacky and I might look like a grandpa. But trust me after I shave my sides it's gonna all grow accordingly together. Is it your hair follicles gonna fall out for in order for it to regrow? Oh yeah so another question that a lot of people like you know we're wondering is like how long it's gonna take to grow. So all the follicles that they implanted are all gonna fall out within two weeks okay. The next two weeks so three weeks in total. And then after a month I'll look bald and then a hair will start growing back out of those spots that the follicles fell out. It's really weird how it works. But after a month and after I see all the fallout it'll come back even like thicker. Yeah. And every time it like they fall out it comes back thicker.  You guys might see Bill restyling his hair the way that he did. Just until his hair grows because once his hair grows I think what are you gonna, like what kind of hairstyles are you planning to do? Everyone's ordering that too. Oh spike it up. We don't know. Spike it up. He's like I wanna do a man bun. Do a side, maybe do a man bun. I don't know.  If I was able to pull all my hair and shade the sides it would look really good. Once I style it it's gonna look so much better. A lot of people also ask did I get this done in Turkey? Because I guess Turkey like that country always does hair like they might specialize in hair transplants or maybe they're cheaper. No I got it done in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Did not get it done in Turkey. I saw so many people saying oh I bet he went to Turkey for that. I didn't even know that that was a thing in Turkey but like I went to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Like literally two hours from my house. I just don't think people realized how bad it actually was and why you got it done. I think it's crazy that I was able to get surgery within a week of planning it. Yeah I feel like that's why you guys are like whoa. Like it's so like in your face because. Two weeks ago we didn't even know we were gonna or three weeks ago we didn't even know we were gonna do it. Yeah I feel like no one really actually knew. We hit them up and they were like oh you'd be a great candidate. They gave me a price and I was like when's your nearest availability and they're like come Tuesday of March what 15th or whatever that day was and I was like okay so I literally got it done within like a week and a half of booking it. So we really weren't able to hype it up really got people to know so. So nobody even knew. I feel like it's more TikTok cause some people don't from TikTok don't follow us on YouTube so I feel like a lot of people are confused. Yeah. So that's all I wanted to do a Q and A for all the TikTokers that do wanna come on here and watch it. I feel like a lot of the YouTubers kind of already know like what's going on you know. I know I already covered this too but a lot of people were asking how much it cost just to cover it again. It was $8,000 even not any dollar higher and then I have to go back in two weeks and get all the stitches removed.  But they were such a good company. Oh my it was so weird that they're so nice so sweet you know if you needed to call them for any reason they answered like they're honestly a really good team. Really really good team. So someone said on TikTok your kids gonna be confused. I don't know what that means. What does that mean? I don't know. Just trust the process it's you guys are really not gonna see the full effect until a couple months a year honestly. So I feel like a lot of people don't really know how this works cause I feel like a lot of people our age don't do something like this. So I totally get why people are confused. I get why people are asking so many questions. I would too honestly like I would too if I didn't know. So I'm glad that we're honestly doing this Q and A to kind of get you guys to better understand why he did it and what like what actually goes down. I'm trying to look for more questions but I really don't see any others. Everyone was just wondering why I did it and everyone was shocked why I did it. Someone said hats are a lot cheaper.  I rather it's gonna be so nice just yeah. Like everyone some people choose to wear a hat. I personally don't like wearing hats. Honestly I used to wear hats a lot and this is why I did not want to wear a hat. It hurts my head after I wear a hat for a while it makes your head sore. It's like wearing a bracelet like eventually you're gonna get annoyed.  It's just like after a while like the hats just like it makes you so annoyed of wearing it. Like I just like wanted something more permanent and this is like the most you can do. Everyone's different. Also another question. No he was not wearing a wig. No he was not wearing a wig. Everyone's like oh so was he wearing a wig this whole time? People thought that this was like how it looked underneath. But I had a lot of hair. They shaved my head before they did this. I had a lot of hair in the middle right here. As you can see in that picture that we showed earlier it's just on the side side didn't it? You can see like if you saw up close you can see all the follicles. Like I do have a lot of hair. It's just like they shaved it and no I was not wearing a wig. No he's not wearing a wig. He basically just pulled all his hair from the front like from the back to the front.  And like I would literally like go outside if I didn't put any product in it like the days that I didn't put any product in it that's why I wore a hat because my hair would literally just like fall and it would just be all everywhere and it would just look bad. So. And also guys I would have loved him whether he was bald and whether he didn't want to. This was my decision. This was his decision. This is what he wanted. And honestly I supported him with whatever decision he wanted to make whether that was him getting the procedure or not. Like I and I'm really happy that he did because I can't wait to see him be more confident within himself. He's sore guys. He's swollen. You know there's a lot that goes down in this procedure but I will say you've been really strong during it. Yeah I've been chilling. I've been trying not to really make a big deal about it but like other than like the swelling that was the only worst part. Yeah.  Yeah and he probably can't wait to sleep next to me in the bed. Dude I'm like running on like five hours of sleep right now. Which like to some people that's like what they get but like I usually get like eight to nine hours to sleep. But eventually we'll get back there hopefully within a couple weeks my head will be all healed up and I'll be able to like lay down on my back without actually like messing up anything. I think we answered all the questions that we've seen. I mean I feel like we basically answered them. Yeah if you have any more questions like comment down below because we'll answer them down below or we'll answer them throughout our next YouTube videos. Like we literally appreciate everything one of you guys supporting us. Like my whole family was so excited for me to get this done.  You know get it done. I want to see how it is you know good for you. Like my whole family was like psyched to get it done. Even my dad was like really curious. Yeah he was. He was excited. My dad wanted to get it done before in the past. That's why like me getting it done. It's like he can see like how it actually is. What if like in the future like do you think if we like pay for his hair transplant? Pay for my hair. I don't know. My dad's so comfortable with like how he looks now. He would look like weird having hair. He would look weird having hair. It's like someone that doesn't have hair. If they had hair they would look heck of weird. I mean your dad probably doesn't even care as much as you do because you're. Oh no. He'd rather just feel the breeze on his full head. Exactly that's what I'm saying. Like he kind of likes it. But once again thank you for all the support. I hope we answered the main questions. I know we did in the main reasoning why I got it done. But I hope this also gives you a little bit more of an understanding on like this wasn't something to get done just because like I had a little insecurity or problem. Like this was just like a lifelong decision that I wanted I want to have hair in my life and I don't want to you know have to deal with like more balling in the future. So like I feel like there's no negatives to this at all. No like he's like oh my God. One year from now we're going to be looking back at this video six months from now and you're going to see why you just got it. This is like a trust the process type of thing. Yeah especially because you guys don't see it very often. Maybe we'll pop up some pictures of people like transformations of people like. Cause that's going to be me. Yeah it's going to be him. In one year from now we're literally going to have. Oh my gosh. We'll do a vlog. And everyone's asking like is he going to propose to me. After cause listen to the thing. Bill really wanted this procedure too for our wedding. He wanted to have a full set of hair. Yeah like now at my wedding I'll have like a nice hairstyle. I've never had a hairstyle. I've just kind of bunched it up in the front. So now I'll actually have like good looking hair when we get married. So he has so he can be like. So even if I propose you know in a month in six months by the time that we get married it will still like even if I pose proposed today by next year like if we got married within a year I'll have a good head of hair. But we love you guys. Thank you so much for all the support. I'm going to stop talking now because it is kind of like making my head feel a little weird. I know it sounds crazy but when you laugh and like use your emotions your whole skin is moving and stuff and it's just it's all stretching but. Yeah he and also I can't wait till he showers as I can smell his hair. Like it's stanky. I can't shower yet though. Yeah he can't. I literally have to wait for like two more days before I could even wash the front. Maybe we'll film a little clip of him like washing his head. Cause I like it. Probably for next video. I thought you guys like him washing his head. But we hope you enjoyed this video and I hope we answered all the questions that you guys had. Thank you guys so much for watching and we will see you. In the next video. But until then. Peace. Love you guys. And wish me luck on tonight going to bed. Hopefully I can get more than like four hours of sleep. Yeah we'll get you more copier tonight. Hopefully. Fingers crossed. Fingers crossed.


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