- Pre-shave: Warm shower and coconut and coffee scrub
- Razor: Gillette Fat Boy
- Blade: GSB, new
- Brush: Lancaster Brushworks
- Soap: CBL Orange Dirt
- Aftershave: Thayer's Original
- Frag: none
- Music: Chance Tha Rapper - Coloring Book
I got a few things in today that I'll probably end up putting in the mail call section by the time I finish typing this. I pretty much ended up sleeping all of yesterday. I spent a lot of today watching a series on USAF PJs, which is a very different take on paramedicine, mostly because it's a day gone completely wrong if I end up getting shot at. But while watching the series, my thoughts led to asking, what's life after doing high speed paramedicine? I'll have to ask
@BarberDave someday when we both have time because I have
several questions that almost certainly will lead to tangents on tangents and tangents and tangents, and you get the idea.
Orange Dirt is exactly what I knew I was getting. I have a mostly used up tub of RR Son of Zeus lying around so I was already familiar with the scent, and I'm very familiar with Chris' premium base, which is my preference to date, but Master Barber isn't too far behind.
@Graybeard57's Fat Boy arrived today too. It's in immaculate condition and I love it. I put it on 5 and went to town for a super comfortable shave. I think 7 might ultimately be the perfect setting for me because I prefer a little more blade exposure. I opted for a 2 pass shave to leave something for tomorrow when I try out one of the other soaps that I got in.
I posted the instrumental version above because the normal version might be a little too offensive to some. Besides, it's a great chance to point out how good production can make or break a song, and it's more than just rappers talking about drugs and money, there's actually music behind it; and it's harder to make than you think.
It's also EMS Week 2020, queue the death hornets and Godzilla! This is a shout out to my brothers and sisters busting their tails for for-profit companies with no recognition, even through EMS Week. I worked for corporate EMS up until I got hired on with my department. No breaks, embarrassingly low pay, piss poor benefits, hardly any time off, and a bunch of corporate crap to deal with. I get recognition now because I'm a firefighter, but much to the chagrin to my department I consider myself a paramedic first. If you see a truck out on the road, be sure to shout Happy EMS Week out your window. I hope you're all well on this whatever day it is. Thanks for reading, Cadre.