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So I was watching these videos about different barbershop styles, and it's like, I don't know, some of them are really cool. I might try something like that when I get more experience, but we'll see how it goes.

You know, one of the coolest things about being on set is watching how the crew works together. These guys are amazing, they're like this well-oiled machine, and sometimes we'll be filming and people walking by just become part of the scene. It's pretty incredible.

So I did not really pick the guitar back up for a long time, but eventually I realized how much I missed sitting down and playing. It is funny how life gets in the way of things you love, but I am glad I finally found my way back.

Honestly, grocery shopping is such a struggle too, like literally. I don't mind buying the food, but I will literally just leave the bags on the counter for hours. Like, what is even the point of putting them away when I’m just gonna eat it all anyway? It's just too much.

Listen, I know life hits different sometimes and you feel like you’re just spinning your wheels, for real. But you gotta trust the process and stay on your grind, you know? Don't let the noise get to you. Keep pushing, stay solid, and eventually everything will just click.

So I used to be in the school band too, played drums for a while and kind of got into that whole music scene. Really enjoyed it back then, but you know how it is, after graduation everything just sort of changed and stuff.

You know, a lot of you guys ask about what the field is actually like. Honestly, it's basically just carrying heavy stuff and walking forever. It’s a great way to build character, I guess, but my knees definitely don't thank me for it. Still, I wouldn't trade the boys for anything.

I used to spend a lot of time waiting for life to finally make sense, thinking there was some hidden manual I was missing. But I’m realizing that understanding things is just as fleeting as everything else. You just have to hold on to the good moments before the season changes again.