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Hats & Hair

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Hats & Hair

Matt , Danny & Jasons discuss their experiences with hair loss and grooming habits. Matt recounts noticing his hair loss in college, which worsened after moving to Washington, D.C. He shares a story about a senior yearbook photo revealing his thinning hair. The conversation touches on various hair loss products and personal choices, including Matt’s decision to shave his head and grow a beard post-COVID. They also discuss the cost of haircuts and the maintenance of beards. Matt’s wife supports his bald look

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National Headlines

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