Hairdresser

Welcome to the Stabbin' Stylists podcast.

[gentle music] I'm Randa.

And I'm Ashley.

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I like it when it's Hair Stylist Day.

Now, that's a good day

... someone who cuts my hair.

He wanted me to get a mullet at one stage.

But I have a vivid memory of my mother and all these other ladies sitting around underneath the dryers with their rollers in and their hairstyle going and every one of them smoking at the hairdressers.

and having cups of tea there was no glasses of Prosecco in those days now I have to

say talking about that I have to say at this stage of my life and I have very little hair as you know but I have a beard as well but one of my greatest pleasures and I do it every six weeks is I go to the barber there's a barber up in an Egyptian barber up in Dunbain.

Man of Court read by Christine G.

Mother of Claude, Hairdresser, read by Marmalade Hanna.

Dr. Robert Chalmers read by Lambda.

Dr. Chalmers' Maid, Mary King, read by Elizabeth Klutt.

[upbeat music] [laughing] [upbeat music] Beautician.

Hairdressing.[singing] Oye bie.

Ana weni ji hu.

Na oye bia.