that was the moment! well, now i do everybody's hair, but we still... that's what we do. we get together and i do everybody's hair. so... that's beautiful. yeah. and was it always going to be hairstyling? was that always the direction you were going to move in, or did you think, "ooh, i might do something else"? no! my whole life, i always wanted to be a hairstylist. you know, i always thought it was glamorous, it's always something where... you know, you can always change people, you can fix people, you can alter people, their appearance. i didn't know i was going to go to hollywood and make characters, but it was something i always loved. and, you know, i have a whole group of friends, who we're still friends, i grew up with. you know, we would weave each other's hair, we would braid each other's hair. like, we were laughing the other day looking at some of the pictures of the old weaves and extensions that we put in each other's hair. they were horrendous! but we thought we were really... but that was, you know, that was in the '80s. that was the big, bad weave. i was going to say, where are you from? i'm from tempe, arizona. cos that also dictates, like, the hairstyles... right. exactly. so we had... there's some funny pictures of some big, bad weaves. and the hair back then was horrific. so you would actually shampoo the hair and it could just draw