Matt Gourley

I really thought we had something there. I think we got a segment. Except it's an intro. Oh, fuck, that's right. Yeah, so what were we saying? We had something really funny.

Anywhoos, I love the holidays, and I say that D-A-Z-E. There's a funny little something for you. Um... Welcome to The Tipping Point.

Anywhoos, I love the holidays, and I say that D-A-Z-E. There's a funny little something for you. Um... Welcome to The Tipping Point.

Anywhoos, I love the holidays, and I say that D-A-Z-E. There's a funny little something for you. Um... Welcome to The Tipping Point.

That's what it's called. But those famous, it's just kind of. I'll tell you exactly what's going on. What's going on? And again, this could be a book for you, Malcolm Gladwell, this could be a book, but unintended consequences, you write about all these kinds of things, what's really happening behind a phenomenon that we all take for granted, what's really happening.

That's what it's called. But those famous, it's just kind of. I'll tell you exactly what's going on. What's going on? And again, this could be a book for you, Malcolm Gladwell, this could be a book, but unintended consequences, you write about all these kinds of things, what's really happening behind a phenomenon that we all take for granted, what's really happening.

That's what it's called. But those famous, it's just kind of. I'll tell you exactly what's going on. What's going on? And again, this could be a book for you, Malcolm Gladwell, this could be a book, but unintended consequences, you write about all these kinds of things, what's really happening behind a phenomenon that we all take for granted, what's really happening.

My hair is very susceptible to the weather. And there needs to be some moisture in the air. And I'm really not kidding. My hair is a barometer. So when I'm in places like Seattle, Boston, where I'm from, when there's some humidity in the air, my hair is absolutely fantastic.

My hair is very susceptible to the weather. And there needs to be some moisture in the air. And I'm really not kidding. My hair is a barometer. So when I'm in places like Seattle, Boston, where I'm from, when there's some humidity in the air, my hair is absolutely fantastic.

My hair is very susceptible to the weather. And there needs to be some moisture in the air. And I'm really not kidding. My hair is a barometer. So when I'm in places like Seattle, Boston, where I'm from, when there's some humidity in the air, my hair is absolutely fantastic.

And it's big and springy and it shoots out. So moisture in the air is the Viagra for my pompadour.

And it's big and springy and it shoots out. So moisture in the air is the Viagra for my pompadour.

And it's big and springy and it shoots out. So moisture in the air is the Viagra for my pompadour.

I'm sorry. But I'm trying to use a medical terminology.

I'm sorry. But I'm trying to use a medical terminology.

I'm sorry. But I'm trying to use a medical terminology.

You have to say little, but sure. But what I'm saying is today, it's been very dry and I'm noticing lately, I get up in the morning and my hands are like scales and my hair is just collapsed onto my head. And I could have done artificial things to pump up my hair this morning, but I didn't want to do that.

You have to say little, but sure. But what I'm saying is today, it's been very dry and I'm noticing lately, I get up in the morning and my hands are like scales and my hair is just collapsed onto my head. And I could have done artificial things to pump up my hair this morning, but I didn't want to do that.

You have to say little, but sure. But what I'm saying is today, it's been very dry and I'm noticing lately, I get up in the morning and my hands are like scales and my hair is just collapsed onto my head. And I could have done artificial things to pump up my hair this morning, but I didn't want to do that.

Curious chemicals and bombs. But I didn't want to do that, Malcolm. I didn't want to be fake with you. So I come in and I could see your face.