A Sunday sit-down on razor burn when changing to a safety razor. Giveaway winner! 👍
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Good day everyone. This Sunday's chat is focuses on those who are starting to use a safety razor for the first time, perhaps changing from years of using a cartridge razor. I've had a few comments recently about razor burn and I thought to share my thoughts with you.
I announce the winner of a giveaway that was offered in the previous Sunday sit-down. Well done to the winner.
#FriendshipShaving #MarkShaving #SundaySitDown
Strangely(or luckily)I have never had an issue with razor burn using DE or SE razors. Even when I was a rank beginner I managed to muddle my way through with a minimum of discomfort but being true to form and always ODD...when I used a electric razor that is when I got irritation and I recall those devices as supposedly being the least irritating as far as the commercials and print ads claimed.
But I must say, I wish your channel and Sunday Sit Down Chats were around when I started. It would have been delightful to have a Authentic Mentor around. I hope all the newbies(regardless of their calendar age)are paying attention. This Channel is a Great Resource .
You're right! I forgot about stints in my thirties with electric razors. They gave me razor burn and irritation and a poor shave. My dad used an electric for years - he obviously new what he doing.
I'd just like to thank you for your kind words Keith, they were unexpected and very much appreciated. It is very nice to get positive feedback, from all the guys/girls that write. To be honest, I couldn't do it without that support; the channel seems to be a very positive environment. So thank you, everyone who reads this. 😃👍
Congrats to the winner of that shaving bowl. Thanks for doing that, Mark.
Nice one, Jill. You know somewhere I have another shaving bowl. I've turned the house upside down trying to remember where I put it. Oh well. It's my age I think 🙂
Hate when that happens lol
I enjoy these sit-downs, kinda like FDRs "fireside chats"
Thank you very much; the only thing is I have to keep thinking of things to talk about! 😉 Enjoy your week. Cheers.
Or Mister Rodgers
Wise words 👍
This must have been the video you recommended me to watch. Absolutely excellent advice, thank you.
That's the one, Jay. I hope it's useful 😃👍
What a great video Mark, i wish youtube was around when i first started with my Gillette Classic, i always liked my classic and it gave such a nice shave, smooth and mild. When i moved to straights in the mid 1990s i did use the internet to help but found a really complicated beard mapping and stroke direction guide which was hard to stick to so I went with what felt comfortable. As you say practice is key! Best wishes Andy
That beard mapping information is useful, to a degree, but I'm grateful I have a rather easy growth pattern; I'm not sure I would stick with it. What feels comfortable is best. Perhaps that could be a useful catch phrase for my videos.😃 Take care.
Fantastic video! Thank you for providing this wealth of information Sir!
No worries
Hi Mark... nice chat and good advice. Take care.
Thanks Paul. All the best to you and yours 👍
Good talk Mark. My facial hair grows down, left side of neck grows left to right, from the 8 o'clock position to the 2 o'clock position and the right side of neck just the opposite of the left side. So in essence thinking like head hair, the 'crown' is my chin, Adam's apple is the natural parting of the hair and face is like the hair on the back of the head. It's not unusual when thinking in those terms. Most people's head hair grows in different directions, it can be the same for the face.
Thanks J.R. It really took me a long time to start to take any notice of the direction of growth. I like way you compared it to your head hair. It makes perfect sense when you think of face hair growth in that way. Cheers 👍
Mark, so much enjoy your channel, especially the Sunday sit-downs.
Today your suggestions for new de shavers were spot on. I am 70 years old. I started shaving with my dad's hand-me-down electric shaver. I experienced a lot of razor burn on my neck so I switched to cartridge shaving. At the age of 38, I grew a full beard and kept it until January of last year. At that time a sudden serious heart problem was discovered, resulting in an emergency visit to hospital's intensive care unit and immediate installation of a pacemaker. Was told that without that intervention I would likely have died of sudden heart failure! Upon my return to home, for some unaccountable reason, the idea of changing my appearance popped into my head. I decided to shave my full beard into a mustache and goatee. I used a hair clippers to trim down the long hair of my beard and ordered a well rated Panasonic electric shaver. In about six months I lost the recharging unit on a holiday to London (my 1st ever journey to your fare ilse). Rather than replacing the lost unit, I decided to go back to wet shaving. To my huge surprise, cartridge razors were now so expensive, which in turn, made me think of the old safety razor I remember my dad using when I was a boy. At this point in time I didn't even know if that type of razor and blade were still being made, let alone absolutely nothing about the new movement of de shaving. But it didn't take long to discover through my reearch on CZcams that a de revolution was taking place. I had never heard of three pass shaving nor had any idea there was a whole world of artisan products available. After much research, my first purchases were an Edwin Jagger 89 razor, Proraso shave cream, and Proraso bore bristle bush. I was hooked with the first shave...to be continued in Part II, if you wish to hear the rest of the story.
Hoot Al, USA
Thank you very much for your message. Yes please, I certainly would like to read part two. I hope you are well, these days. It is quite strange but a near death experience with meningitis, a long time in intensive care and poor health afterwards started me on the journey of shaving with a safety razor. There must better ways to get started 😃 You picked some great products to start with.
Great advice. 👍🏻
Thanks Lou.
Hi Mark, this is a timeless lesson. Perhaps you can revisit it . Many presenters shave three day growth and do three passes. Good luck to anyone who does three passes and a touch up daily.
Thank you, Adrian. Yes, that is a good idea especially with the videos I have been putting out lately. It's a good match.
Excellent discussion. I had an experience a bit like yours with early razor burn. I started out with a Merkur 23C and the Merkur blades that came with it (so a very mild razor and a not so sharp blade). After awhile of this, I pulled an Astra blade out of my sample pack, and I must have developed the habit of using too much pressure with my original setup, because the Astra blade left me with a spectacularly smooth shave and a bad case of what felt like sunburn. Learned my lesson though!
That's a nice explanation of how a mild razor/blade can lead to burn when you switch. That must have been what happened to me, although I can't remember what the blade was. Perhaps that's why I don't like Astra's 🙂
In the beginning I did not know or understand that concept. But now that I have been using safety razors for almost a year now. I have a much better experience and getting a better technique and now even though I don't get a BBS but I settle for a smooth and irritation free shave. BBS happens sometimes but not often. Thank you Mark for this great video it is very helpful specially for the newbies out there. Another thing the blade choice makes a big difference in your shave using the sharpest blades doesn't necessarily equal a great shave.
What a great comment Michael, thank you for joining in; I know some of the guys read all the comments and I'm sure comments like this one play a further part in helping those that are new to shaving with a safety razor, in this case. Isn't it great, when you unexpectedly get bbs without really trying. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. All the best.
Cold water shave + 5 splashes of cold water after 3 pass shave. Bulletproof for me.
Champion! Have a good week. Cheers.
Mark, this is great information for the new shaver and reminder for the rest of us. I have never had a good shave with a cartridge. After switching to DE there was definitely a learning curve and rabbit holes to chase around. I found 3-4 blades that work well in all of my razors and a razor that out performs the rest. Stopped chasing the BBS and stop at 2 passes now. I reach for the Palmolive stick and Tabac more often than the rest. Developing this combination of razor/blade/soap over the last few years has been fantastic and there was definitely influence from these videos (Another Cut Above-mentioned Karve and Flash Boredoms gift of the Palmolive). This is a great hobby and great community. Thanks for your influence.
It's strange but I had good shaves with a cartridge except if I had a few days growth to take off. That was bad. I find it interesting that Gillettes own research into cartridge razors has led them to 'about turn' and produce the two blade 'Face Guard'. The dreaded Tabac 😉 Palmolive is under rated I think, particularly in the stick form which is super slick. I try to have a lot of variety, in the videos but if not for them, I'd only have a few soaps and I'd definitely have a Palmolive stick. Anyway, only another 30 comments to reply to. Thanks for taking part and for being a part of our community. Take care, Matthew.
Great advice Mark, I gave up on getting a BBS shave a while ago, I have found my go to razor is the Feather AS-D1. I can use that every time without getting razor burn. It’s not the closest shave but it is the most comfortable. Well for me anyway.
Hi Gordon, I hope you're well and managing to keep your barbershop afloat, during this terrible time. The ASD1 was a little mild for me, but my skin sensitivity seems to have changed and I bet it might suit me now. I have razor burn after yesterday's shave - I'd forgotten how much it hurts!
Good afternoon, Sir. Thank you very much for this excellent, beautiful and highly precious video. You're an admirable person.
So nice of you; thank you Vladimir. I used a new razor two daya ago and gave myself bad razor burn! I haven't done that for a long time! It has happens to us all occasionally.😁
@@FriendshipShaving Get well soon!
Nice to hear,,you ve good explained,,love these safety razor to,,my Mühle R89,and
take "the Bluebeards Revenge,Shaving Cream,,its best way,,enjoy them every Day.
Thank you. It's great when you get a razor and cream (soap) that you really enjoy. Keep it up. Have a good day and thank you for getting in touch.
I made the same mistake thinking a cart and DE will shave the same. I used a lot of pressure with a cart. Tore me up when I tried that with a DE. I also recommend a sampler pack of blades. Its taught me a lot testing them out. I realized a good blade will shave me in 2 passes. Im enjoying these Sunday sit-downs. Great content.
I have bought all my blades in sampler packs, or rather buying lots of individual packs of different blades. I do enjoy the variety and although I do have my favourites, I've never bought a100 blade pack. Not yet 🙂 Thanks for the positive comment regarding the Sunday sit-downs. They seem very popular.
If you had to chose what ones are your favorite?
Voskhod have always been a bit of a 'all round' favourite. I do like some of the Personna blades, the med preps; Israeli blues etc. I like a coated blade in an aggressive razor so, Rapira platinum plus work well. Dorco Prime's seem pretty good too. I do like the SuperMax diamond blades. I like most of them to be honest! I don't like Astra's though!
Thanks. Ill keep these in mind as I work through my sampler pack.
Good tips for beginners. My mistake starting out was using the same soaps I used before DE, which were mainly hand soaps. I could manage with hand soaps when using disposable razors since I only shaved with the grain. My brother introduced me to shave soaps which are meant to be used with a shave brush and that helped stop the irritation I got when first using safety razors.
You owe your brother! I'll bet there are a few people have used hand soap initially. If you've never used a shaving brush and you just haven't seen shaving soap, I can understand how you would use hand soap. You don't see shaving soap in the shops very much. That was a very interesting comment Mark, thanks for sharing. Cheers.
@@FriendshipShaving It was primarily due to being on extremely tight budget in college that just naturally carried over to later years :)
I can understand that mate.
Great insight and good video.
Thank you very much. All the best.
Thank you.
All the best.
The razor from 89' is 30 Years old!! Wow! 😀
Time flies! I remember it like yesterday.
@@FriendshipShaving I remember certain things only... In bits and pieces.... was a bit young back then...
Hi Mark- Very nice Sunday sit-down; thank you! All good pointers on avoiding razor burn and post-shave discomfort during s DE razor shave! I hope the rest of your Sunday is relaxing and all the best for the week ahead, my friend!
Thanks Mike. You too buddy, all the best for this week. Sunday came and went in the blink of eye 😉 Take care.
That was a very good instruction video, Mark. Well done!
Thank you Johan. All the best for your week ahead.
Fantastic advice, Mark! Brilliant video! Just love these “fireside chats”...Happy Sunday! 👍🏻💈
Thank you, Jeremy. A real fire would be lovely. I'm glad that everyone seems to quite like these videos, they allow me another way to express myself. Although I do sometimes wonder what on earth I'll talk about next time around around. Have a great week buddy. 👍
Ive been reading the comments and you've mentioned needing ideas for these vids. Why not ask the audience what they want to see? Q&A's are a great way to get content ideas.
Good idea, Dan. Thanks.
Another great sit-down chat. What's better than a Sunday? A Sunday sit -down with Mark!! Good advice and information. My skin is sensitive on my neck due to medications, that's why I went back to DE shaving several months ago. As my technique and shaving knowledge has improved, I get good shaves with little or no irritation. I continue to explore razors, blades and soaps for fun and pleasure,.
I was going to have a no shave Sunday today - come 4 o' clock I was in the den! 😃
@@FriendshipShaving I hear you loud and clear. I'm with you.....I'd shave twice a day if my beard grew that fast!!!
Love these little Sunday chats. Sound advice, as usual.
Thank you, Jill. They do seem to be very popular which is very pleasing. It gives me another way to explore shaving.
Very sound and educational advice. Two passes and never against the grain is necessary with problematical skin for me.
I hope someone who is struggling, or beginning to shave with a safety razor, will read these comments and find them useful, Paul. Thanks for contributing to the conversation. There are usually a lot of comments on the Sunday sit-downs, it seems this one has struck a chord with a few chaps. Take care, mate.
hi Mark... very sound advice indeed... think the key is lock down your technique and go with what works for you....map your facial hair growth....that varies a lot between individuals....most important thing is to enjoy your shaves :)... Chuffed to bits about wining the bowl....take care mate....Mark
Thanks Mark. You might be right technique wise, but every now and again I experiment a little! It usually doesn't do me any favours 🙂 The bowl is on it's way to you. Have a good week, mate.
Congrats mark chew on your new bowl!
Great advices Mark 👌
I have never had a razor burn, but on the other hand, I was never after a BBS shave, and here is the strange thing that happens, at least to me: BBS shave almost every time.
Maybe the secret is to stop seeking the perfect shave, and stop multiple touch ups.
Thank you George, I think you may have given away one of the the secrets of wet shaving 😃 I'm sure chasing bbs contributes a great deal to razor burn. With new shavers, I feel there is more involved but I certainly agree with you 👍
Wise words of an experienced shaver. Hope mny newies see n flw yr video, as y learned it the hard way, me, too. Hv experimented mny types of preshave types. Currently its 'skinfood' fm The Executive Glasgow, which I mix with vitamin E-oil, olive oil and castor oil. Any kind of irritation is now history, completely gone. Neither any clotting in brush, nor razor.
I'll bet it is slick!
Yes, Mark.
Great advice Mark as always
Have a great week mate
Congratulations to the winner 👍
Thanks Pete, I'm sorry it's taken a little while to get back to you. I hope you're enjoying your week. Cheers.
Mark I wish I would have had a video like this when I started out DE shaving. I made so many mistakes and my poor ugly face suffered for it.
I'm sorry, but I really did laugh out loud at your comment. I'm just glad to do my little bit to help, the amount of videos available these days, is incredible really. I think there is definitely a resurgence in shaving with a safety razor. It's great 🎉🙂 Thanks and enjoy the rest of your week. Cheers.
Thankyou so much Mark for the great advice and the knowledge you just shared. It is a great hobby and the products that are available is ever expanding. I’m going to use my Edwin Jagger DE89 for my next shave with a voshkod but slow down and really listen to what my face is telling me like you suggest. Thankyou for the heads up about your sit down and I know now why you did so. Take special care mate and thanks again for everything. Will 💈☺️💈
Your welcome, Will. That sounds like a really good razor/blade combination; I'm sure your shaves will improve quite quickly and become more pleasurable. All the best. Take care 👍
Ciao Mark sempre professionale
Thank you my friend. I try my best 🙂
Thanks for sharing your insights and experiences.
Your welcome George, thank you for watching. I hope you're having a good week. All the best 👍
Thanks Mark for your Sunday sit-down chat. I still consider myself a beginner when it comes to shaving with a safety razor. I was advised to use a little pre-shave oil before starting to apply the soap. This helped prevent me from cutting myself or just giving myself too close a shave. Although I have tried many soaps I find the easiest to get along with as a newbie was a Palmolive stick. Not just because it is the cheapest shaving soap in the shops but the razor glides beautifully through the lather when the stick is applied. Blades I avoid include Feather and Derby. The nicest blades in my opinion, and I know it's very razor dependant, are made by Treet. I don't think I've ever cut myself with a Treet blade. Nor do I experience any of the razor burn with them. As you rightly say, everyone will give different advice. The above are more observations from personal experience rather than advice to others. Great to see you on a Sunday, even if your coffee cup was empty. Have a good day mate!
Good advice mark. Excellent video buddy, we've all been there! 👍👍
Thank you, my friend. I hope you are feeling better by now. Take care Randy.
My face my rules , I’ve been 2 pass shaving for ages . Sod that 3 pass American style . Shave what’s right for you.
Absolutely mate. It is whatever suits you and your face that matters the most. Nice one 👍
three cheers from America
🎉👍
Excellent stuff!! Thank you sir.
Thank you Gar 😃👍
Thanks, Mark. I just ordered a 1939-40 Gillette Tech on your recommendation and look forward to using it.
I would just add to your today tips one you gave in the recent past, which was quite valuable: when a razor is too aggressive, say when shaving against the growth, it makes sense to lean a larger portion of the cap on your face to bring the blade closer to parallel with your skin. I'd known this in the abstract for years, but for some reason your saying it made it sink in. For some reason the phrase "find the right angle" never registered in the same way. I go as far as to start from a point where the blade isn't even touching me, then reduce the angle to where it just does. The result is a closer shave with nary a nick (which is my problem as opposed to razor burn). So thanks for that earlier advice as well as that of today.
Oh heck! I hope you like it 🙂 I used mine yesterday and had an irritation free very close, smooth shave and while I could have shaved today, I've hardly anything there so I haven't bothered today. I think you'll like it and the fat handle is a great size for me.
I'm glad my tips work 😃 It makes sense, to me anyway, starting with the blade off the skin. If ever I use a razor I'm not sure about that's what I do, every time. All the best for the week, even though it's half over. Cheers.
It arrived today and I gave it a go even though it was my second shave of the day. Marvelous! What's more, it's obviously what inspired the Feather AS-D2 I've been using for years. Viewed from the side, their cap and safety bar profiles and blade angles and exposure are indistinguishable, and the differences will be a joy to explore. The AS-D2 is built like a tank, which is paradoxical for a razor this mild. It also sacrifices the Tech's maneuverability. having no overhang, which lengthens the head by a good .25 cm. (I've often wondered why, at this price, Feather didn't manage to taper the head design so as to remove the surplus surrounding the blade's edge.) All told, I figure it'll be like switching from a Buick to a Honda Civic, though one could as readily call the Fat Handle Tech a poor man's AS-D2. Its finish is yellow and red brass, which I hope is not high maintenance but it looks great for now. I may want to go to the alum bar to enhance the grip till I'm used to it (h/t Nick Shaves), but it's going to be fun to use. Rest assured that you steered me in the right direction, Mark. Many thanks.
A second shave of the day! Oh my goodness - you've got it bad 😃 I'm glad you bought a razor that you like very much. It is a great shave.
The heads are very much alike, in design although I get a much more efficient shave with my Fat Tech and I can feel the blade a little more; I find the WS-D2, which I believe is the same head, on a different handle to be too mild a shave. I'll bet the Tech suits a Feather blade! Thanks got letting me know Warren. I really appreciate your comments. Have a great day, buddy.
Even after one shave I see what you're talking about. I call it "road feel."The Tech has it over the Feather. Also over Gillette's TTOs. I'm looking forward to using the Tech for a good while. Once a day from hereon out! ;) You have a great day, too!
Great video and advice Mark. I’ve started walking my own path when it comes to my shave. It took me ages to go against the grain and even now sometimes I can and sometimes I can’t. 👍🏻💈
Just like myself, David. I've only found one razor that I can go ATG on my face with discomfort or making myself bleed but I still prefer not to and I absolutely cannot do ATG on my moustache area! Everyone finds there own way if they are able to stick with it long enough. Cheers.
Thank you so much for this video. I've watched probably a dozen of your videos and recently subscribed.
I bought my first safety razer about 6 weeks ago and have been enjoying shaving with it but still encountering problems here snd there and the insistance of many shaving videos that you do many passes is something I have started to question.
I am only going to shave downwards for a while on my face and see how that goes and only upwards for my neck line.
I also shave my head completely twice a week and I have to say that head shaving is a lot easier.
I appreciate that you have taken he time to help people who are unsure or who have watched far too many online tips and things have become confusing or impractical...as they have for me.
Good day, Dale. Thank you for getting in touch. I'm glad my video provided some thoughtful points to consider and seemed to tie in with your own thoughts of doing too many passes. For myself, enjoyment and comfort are key to my shaves but it took me a while to get to where I am.
Good luck with shaving in a downward direction. It will certainly give you a good base to start from and allow you to introduce other directions, if needed and allow you to compare/judge the effectiveness of those. Kind regards - Mark
Thanks for doing this video- it will certainly aid a lot of shavers. I am fairly new and have watched a multitude of videos- and as you mentioned a lot of people cut themselves on the 3 pass whenever trying to get the last already half/cut hairs. I do think it is very important to try to avoid cutting once face and also trying to avoid unnecessary irritation or worse: ingrown hairs. I think there is nothing wrong with aborting a shave that is not going well , change razor, blade or just grab a cartridge and finish the shave... . I am still in the experimenting phase, trying different razors, blades, soaps, aftershaves etc....and I do believe it is a very nice hobby. I still have not tried Feather blades nor the Muhle 41 that I have had for 2 months... So far I like my Merkur adjustables, slants and as you said, Muhle R89 Grand. This can turn into an addiction....but as long as it doesn't interfere with the rest of our lives....then it's all good! Cheers
Thank you for your comment. It is good to know that you found a lot in my video to agree with. For me, comfort is the key to enjoying a great shave; it's one of the reasons I shave in the evening, when I'm not in a hurry. I'll bet a lot of people cut themselves because they hurry their shave. My friend, I am still in the experimenting phase. There are so many razors and blades to try, not to mention soaps; aftershaves; brushes. It is a great hobby. We don't harm anyone except ourselves -but only on a very bad day 🙂 Take care.
Thanks for vid i have a bad problem with this and i mean bad! So this was helpful sit down thanks!
Hi Andrew, it's great to read you found my sit-down helpful; thanks very much for letting me know. I hope you work it out and don't give up. 👍 Take care and let me know how you get along. Cheers.
A slant is the best from the mechanical point of view, it cuts with ease so less irritations
An adjustable is the best for multi pass shavers; why shaving w same aggression multiple times?
Well, I prefer a non adjustable razor and tend to use my adjustable razors on one setting but you do make a good point about using an adjustable razor and adjusting the setting, as someone that's new to shaving with a safety razor.
What blades would you recommend pairing with the R106?
I've not found a blade that doesn't work well with it, Alan. Certainly mty favourotes all do. A sharp Feather or a softer Gillette 7 o'clock black. Astra green also works well for me.
@@FriendshipShaving Recently bought the Wilkinson Sword D.E Razor( was only £10) , Porarso Green, Pre-Shave + Soap. Still perfecting the techniques 3 shaves in. The Mullhe seems to be an extremely popular razor, i've only tried the Wilkinson Sword blades, but I've ordered some Astra SP blades 👍.
Keep up the good work with the videos, enjoy watching them... They're very therapeutic as well as being educational.
We have 2/3 shaving shops in Glasgow where I live.
(Porarso green btw... Smells absolutely amazing).
Hey Alan. That is a good buy for £10 and a good razor to start out with. Mühle are indeed a popular razor. The Astra SP blades are well liked and most find them very nice. I would consider getting a sample pack of blades, from eBay. Just one or two of each blade and you'll soon see which has ones you like. Keep up the good work, pal and enjoy your shaves. Thanks for getting in touch. All the best.👍
Great instructive video .
Mark, I’ve been going along and watching your videos from 3 years ago. Your shave technique has really helped my own technique. I use a safety razor ( Gillette fat tech( yes, a brilliant razor that lets you clean up without cutting your self), or FT or BB and sometimes clean up with a cartridge razor ( I know, not a bright idea). This was video walks me through the process- my neck shave took me a year to find the map of my hair growth and not to go hacking about. For my first question, where can I purchase Barristan-Mann’s “ First snow” shave soap. I’m from New Mexico and with Covid, we weren’t allowed to visit as Covid restrictions. Secondly, Can you recommend a efficient but mild razor? Muhler (?) or maybe a Marvel razor? Or just stick with my 75 year old Gillette razor? Thirdly, what blade is the best for yourself? The astra stainless does great but for only 3 uses. Good day look forward to the next. Last question, what is your occupation? I don’t use Facebook.
Hi, Prentiss. You have been with me, more or less, from the beginning of me making videos. Thank you; I'm very pleased that I am still able to put out videos that you still want to watch.
I think First Snow, might be a seasonal release. An email to B&M would verify that but I also I found this website, that gives some alternatives.
trythatsoap.com/collection/320/?product_type=soap
The Edwin Jagger DE89 is a very good razor. I like a resin handle, as it is slightly heavier and I feel this gives a better shave. However, the razors from Yaqi are very good indeed! Their Edwin Jagger styled head or the double open comb are great and the Flipside gives you a milder side and a slightly more aggressive side. I find them all to be excellent. Their prices are crazy! Drop me an email:
happy-mark@live.co.uk Cheers.
Friendship Shaving Thank you Mark, appreciate the information. Have a good weekend
You too, buddy.