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- So I've had a lot of comments on the channel over the years, being like, "Joey, you should share your hair loss journey." As if I have some epic tale, a dramatic story arc, infused with life lessons, a coming of age tale, but in reality, it's not something I've really thought about much. Hair loss was always in the cards for me. Growing up, my dad really didn't have much hair and my two older brothers shaved their head due to male pattern baldness when I was around 12 years old. When they did that at the time, I didn't really think much of it, probably for like five minutes, I said, "Oh, that's kind of weird. You look kind of dumb," but then the novelty wore off and they were just my brothers, the same brothers that I always knew since birth, but when it was my turn and I started seeing symptoms, I wasn't so nonchalant about it. Growing up, I always looked older than I actually was, even right now that fact rings true. I'm 25 years old. A lot of people think I'm like 32. So when I was a kid, I really took pride in the fact that I looked older than I am, that way I could boss other kids around and seem like an adult before I actually was, even though I didn't have two brain cells to rub together back then. So when I was 16 years old, my barber told me, "Hey, you're starting to lose your hair." I kind of freaked out internally. It's like the "SpongeBob" meme where he's calm on the surface, but internally losing its shit and I was like, "You know what, this is kind of a bummer. Now I'm gonna look really old, like I'm going to look 40 when I'm 17." But I didn't really do anything about it. I started to notice that my hair was starting to recede at the temples, but it was slow enough that I didn't feel the need to do anything about it. I was just hoping and praying that my hair might last me somewhat into university. Oh, we should probably just fast forward to photos of me when I'm 18 years old. This is sort of high school graduation territory and you can start to see that I'm receding at the temples fairly significantly for an 18 year old. I definitely do not have like a squared off head of hair at 18 years old. And this is the summer before I went into my freshman year of university. So into university, you can see that my hair, it's still there, you know, it's still fairly thick on top, but definitely lots more temple is showing. If I had actually done something about it, I would've had a decently full head of hair to work with and potentially experienced some regrowth to the point where I would almost have a full head of hair...