Sweet September is Gone, Here's the Wrap Up | Big Hunt Guys, Ep. 245

Trail Kreitzer (0:01)

Welcome back to the Big Hunt Guys Podcast. I'm back.

Brady Miller (0:07)

Good to see your face, Trail. It's been a hot minute without you.

Trail Kreitzer (0:11)

It has been a minute, man. You've been holding it down. I checked in when I hit service, which most of this whole entire month of September, I was completely out of service.

And I checked in when I did, just to see if the podcast has been dropping and you've been holding it down. You've been keeping it alive.

Brady Miller (0:31)

Trying to do my best, you know, trying to do you right.

Trail Kreitzer (0:34)

You had Austin. Austin killed a great buck with a bow.

Brady Miller (0:38)

Yup.

Trail Kreitzer (0:40)

Jess killed a big buck with a rifle, which is awesome.

Brady Miller (0:45)

Yeah. So it was good without you, but definitely missed you.

Trail Kreitzer (0:51)

Do you miss the mustache?

Brady Miller (0:52)

I do. Your mustache is coming in pretty good. I got to shave tonight. I think it's coming in good. I gave too many greys myself.

Trail Kreitzer (0:58)

I was thinking about trimming it up, because I gave my kids a haircut over the weekend, and I was thinking maybe I'll just level it off a little. But then I thought, you know, I'm going to go true Ned Flanders and just grow it out over the top lip completely. See if we can really, really brush it in real good.

Brady Miller (1:14)

Yeah, I got to go to sport clips tomorrow and get my haircut too. So it's getting a little shaggy.

Trail Kreitzer (1:22)

You're still going to sports clubs?

Brady Miller (1:23)

Well, not really. I have a guy that I go to now just because he does a better job.

But he's not available till Thursday and I leave tomorrow for my black tail hunt.

Trail Kreitzer (1:34)

Cut that yourself, dude.

Brady Miller (1:36)

I should just have myself just reach back and get a mirror and just start trimming.

It's probably the same thing they do at sport clips anyway. Shitty haircut.

Trail Kreitzer (1:46)

Do you remember the flow, the flow bee?

Brady Miller (1:49)

Flow bee? No, let me Google that real quick.

Trail Kreitzer (1:54)

It was this product. Had to have been the 80s or 90s, but basically it was a vacuum attached to like clippers and you would set the length of your hair and it would like suck up your hair into the vacuum and you just run it over the top of your head and it would cut your hair as you went.

Brady Miller (2:11)

Dude, this looks like it totally was built in the 80s.

Trail Kreitzer (2:16)

You need a flow bee.

Brady Miller (2:18)

I really hope this guy made a lot of money really quick.

Trail Kreitzer (2:22)

I think he did.

Brady Miller (2:24)

Because this looks hilarious. Why have I never seen one of these before?

Trail Kreitzer (2:30)

I think it might have been like an infomercial thing. Like one of those products you buy at the front of a Walmart when you're checking out and you're just looking at all the different stuff that you don't need.

Brady Miller (2:41)

Dude, no way. They still have a website trail.

Trail Kreitzer (2:44)

Can you still buy one?

Brady Miller (2:46)

Yeah, I'm not going to click on their website, but it looks like there's some places eBay's listing it as 270 bucks someone's selling it for.

Trail Kreitzer (2:55)

No way.

Brady Miller (2:56)

Yeah. Another place is listening for 219 bucks.

Trail Kreitzer (3:00)

You should get you a flow bee.

We could give you a haircut with the old flow bee. See if it still works. Still got it. Yeah.

Brady Miller (3:06)

They have 217 four and a half star reviews.

Trail Kreitzer (3:10)

See? It worked.

Yeah, it definitely work.

Better than sport clips, I bet.

Brady Miller (3:17)

Well, probably better than sport clips. I either go in there and I tell them to cut like two and a half inches off my hair. And all of a sudden I had to stab like a half inch of hair left on my head. Or I go in there and tell them to cut three inches off and they cut an inch off and I look the same as I walked in.

So I only get a haircut every six months because I'm a cheap ass.

Trail Kreitzer (3:37)

Yeah. I mean, I think maybe if I ever retire, that's what I'll do is just open a barber shop. I've given enough haircuts at this point. I could probably get through.