Sean Pyles

So I guess in conclusion, I did good over the past week.

However, however.

I'm going to save you the details of what happened recently, but I was just snooping around on Facebook in one of my groups, because I'm in like 5 million Facebook groups, and someone was talking about laser.

And then they were like, oh, there's this person whose company is close to where I live, who's doing a special on a full body laser, TMI, but you know.

Like a hair laser?

Yes, hair laser removal.

And how much is this going to cost you?

Only $900.

From what I understand, you need multiple rounds of treatment to not have any hair and to be a hairless cat as you want.

So it's $900 this one time or $900 each time?

$900 this one time.

And then you need like maybe one or two top ups a year, which will be maybe like $100 for the whole thing.

So let's say an extra $200 commitment a year.

And then I tried to girl math it and I was like, well, if I bought razor blades for the rest of my life, how much would that cost?

Okay, okay, okay.

I hear that.

There's something nice about being soft and taking care of yourself and only spending, what, maybe $1,200 on all of this.

I would double check the credentials of the place that you're going, make sure that they have all their licenses and everything because you don't want some back alley laser burning.

I'm actually okay with that because you're getting a deal.

And hey, maybe just for the sake of it, you could have your appointment in March if you want to be really pure and good and follow your assignment.