A short first-person monologue (YouTube) where the speaker discusses their fast hair growth, family history of retaining hair into old age, and muses about whether being bald might be preferable after sharing friends' experiences with shaved heads perceived as attractive. The tone is casual and reflective.
I actually get a haircut once every two weeks. I'm weird. My hair grows fast, you know? Like, we have a problem in our family. Like, we have too much hair. Hardly anybody's bald. Yeah, it's a good problem. My dad is, like, 72 and full head of hair. My grandpa, when he passed away, full head of hair, you know, in his 80s. So, you know, hopefully we'll have a full set of hair. You just never know. If not, then, you know, we'll just deal with it. It's not a big deal. Some of my buddies, like, they started losing their hair and they shaved it. Their wives thought they were more attractive with the shaved head. So who knows, man? Maybe. Maybe hair is not a good thing. Maybe it' better to be bald. I don't know.
