“What’s in Your Dopp Kit?”

Interviewer: “Tell us what you like about Jack Black Turbo Wash.”

Me: “It has a nice consistency and washes off easily without leaving a film. It works well both as a body wash and shampoo — though I’d advise a conditioner. And it smells really good.”

Interviewer: “Okay. What about Kevin Murphy Free Hold Styling Creme?”

Me: “It applies evenly without a heavy build-up. Plus it smells really good.”

Interviewer: “Excellent, thank you. Now what’s the story with Van Der Hagen Shave Butter?”

Me: “It has a smooth texture and is easy to spread without the wasteful excess of heavy shave creams or the drips and droplets of a thinner brand. Oh, and it also smells really good.”

Interviewer: “And, finally, how about the L’Occitane L’Occitan After-Shave Balm?”

Me: “It has a cool, soothing feel that isn’t greasy, and it smells really, really good.”

Interviewer: “And there you have it. Thank you for your time and your insight.”

Me: “My pleasure. Thank you. By the way, what are you wearing?”

Interviewer: “I visited my grandfather before coming here and splashed on some of his old HAI KARATE, just for kicks. You like it?”

Me: “It’s not good. It’s absolutely fantastic! How much would he want for it?!”

Published by Stephen Futterer

Much of my career in radiology has been spent studying, with great fascination, the internal mechanisms of the human body. This blog is an effort to expand that view to the outside world and also to map my own experiences engaging with it.

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