Rusty

Yeah.

Well, it was a guy we – so I had – actually, the reason I went to the barber is I saw my barber and went, hmm, I should get a haircut.

And then I – It's like guerrilla marketing.

He just hangs out in, like, hot spots.

Two days before that, I had seen a guy with a nice haircut and said, hmm, I like his haircut.

So I was just kind of – no, it was –

No, it was the guy in Royal Otis.

No, I don't even know what he, I showed him that one on the second one from the right.

And don't worry, I cropped it because that could have been bad.

That's like in the Tim Robinson sketch where he's like, I'm going to get the Cranston.

And he actually shows the barber in the same magazine on the other side as an ad for like dog product.

But he gets like dog hair.

But on the way in, I was with Dylan and I was like, or earlier that day, and I was telling him how humiliating it felt.

I don't know what it is.

Even in my head, I know I'm not embarrassed, but showing a man a picture of another man is, or even a picture of yourself.

This has to be relatable because I feel it on such a deep level.

I was like, it's such a funny like person to be like, like, give me the Otis.

But I was like, and Dylan was like, he's not going to fucking recognize him.

If you're him, he doesn't really look like he cares that much about his hair.

He kind of has a different haircut in every photo.