Hair coloring

So when I was in college, on the weekends before our, our, our, uh, Saturday, Sunday double headers, me and my idiot friends, we would all dye our hair a different color.

But w- it wasn't like real hair dye, dude.

We were getting, getting like the, the Loreal stuff from, uh, [laughs] Loreal.

I must have put so many toxins in my head.

Yeah, I would say 100% those.

And it's changed its name, right? Oh, has it? Because in alignment with the trans community, and I would say given the hair dye that I'm seeing, that I would say these people are inclusive of the

LGBTQI plus community.

Isn't that interesting? I think there's no better signal that you sort of identify somewhere within that community than like...

our live segment tonight, we're going to move on from that.

We're talking about the subtle moments that make you tilt your head and think, wait, what? a fiancee banning a harmless word, a work husband who wasn't just a joke, a boyfriend threatening a breakup over hair dye, a manager who might actually need a wellness check, dating questions, workplace red flags, and whether watching a serious relationship in your early 20s is somehow a disadvantage now.

This segment is about trusting your instincts, even when the situation feels small, silly, or socially complicated.

And yeah, these days are really socially complicated, aren't they? Even though they're not really any more socially complicated than they used to be, it just feels more...

Uh, and they dye his hair in this movie jet black.

I wanna talk about the hair dye-

Ugh

... for a long time.

[laughs]

I want to spend the majority of this podcast talking about the hair dye they used on these two characters.

But this, this, this, this part of the movie right here-

Yes