- I think we go like 15.
- Daniel, stop.
- [Daniel] Are you more nervous about school tomorrow
or your hair being cut off?
We've been waiting for a long time to do this.
Claire has been waiting for a long time.
Let me see your long hair Claire.
She's been growing this out for months.
How long have you, how long has it been
since you've really cut your hair?
- Like more than just a trim?
- [Daniel] Mhmm.
- Or..
- [Daniel] Your whole life basically.
(laughs)
- [Daniel] How much do you want to cut off?
- Eight inches.
- [Daniel] Which would take you to where?
- Eight off is like right here.
- No it's not.
- [Daniel] Adolph?
- Eight off.
- [Daniel] Oh, eight inches off.
Just right there? You should do more.
- You should do it to like right here.
- [Daniel] So what are we doing with this hair,
we're donating it somewhere?
So we're donating to a hair replacement for children
who have medical issues, so it can be like cancer
or burns, and they give it to them for free
and they get free hair until I think they're 21 years old.
And so that's really awesome. - [Daniel] And so how long,
Does it need to be eight inches?
- It has to be a minimum of eight inches,
but you can go further if you want.
- [Daniel] Okay, you're the pro hair cutter
what do you think, how far should we go?
- Uhmm, eight inches gets us...
Right about there.
- [Daniel] Oh come on.
That's 10?
- This is 10.
- [Daniel] What do you think Claire?
- 10 is good.
- But let's look at 9 and a half.
I'm fine with whatever mom wants.
I'm really okay with anything.
- [Daniel] It's whatever Claire wants,
Claire's the boss.
- Okay if you want 10 we can do 10.
- [Daniel] What about 12, what does 12 look like?
- 12 would go pretty short.
- What are you doing?
- [Daniel] Just asking a question.
School starts tomorrow for Claire,
so good time for a new beginning with your hair.
And then by the time school's, school year is over
your hair is gonna be 12 inches longer anyway. Right?
How much does your hair grow in a year?
- I don't know.
(upbeat, cheerful music)
- [Daniel] Are you more nervous about school tomorrow
or your hair being cut off?
- It's even.
- [Daniel] Woah.
- Eight inches in the front would hit it right here.
Nine
10
11
Oh it's getting shorter.
12.
- There's a picture, there's a picture
I am putting up right now
that's a little Claire-bear that I remember.
- I dated a guy in seventh grade.
- [Daniel] You dated in seventh grade?
Claire what grade are you in right now?
Claire what grade are you in?
- Maybe it was eight!
- Sixth.
- [Daniel] You're old enough to date now!
- Alaska was different.
And he had a tail, he had a tail.
Like the braid was so gross. - [Daniel] Uh the story is
getting worse, this is not a good story.
- It was at least eight inches
and when we broke up he cut it off and he gave it to me.
And I, it was so gross.
And I forgot it was in my drawer, and then in high school
I found it and I was like what is this?
It was all braided like the thinnest
Ugh. Stories.
- [Daniel] Awful story.
- Thank goodness I found you and you don't have a tail.
- Not the story we need when Claire is going into
seventh grade, no dating Claire.
It's too early.
- Sixth! Yes
- Oh you still have another year until
you can date ponytail boy.
Wooh, that was a close one.
(country music playing)
- If you change your mind, we can
scoot it down once they're all in.
But after we cut off the first one,
you can't change your mind.
There's the difference between the 12 and the 10.
- [Daniel] Ooh, let's see.
Hmm, what do you guys think the comments?
10 or 12?
We'll go off only what it says in the comments.
So what do you think?
10?
12?
14? 16? 18?
- 10
- [Daniel] 10 it is! 10 is the number.
- I cut four inches off once which I thought
was a lot at the time, and
only one person noticed at my school.
- All right. Is anybody else helping with the hair?
- I volunteer.
- Nooo.
- So I'm gonna do little pieces
at a time. - [Daniel] Oh, tricky.
- [Lizzie] Because it's too much hair to cut
all at the same time.
(scissors chopping)
- [Lizzie] Keep it as close to the band as possible.
- [Claire] But don't cut the band.
- [Lizzie] I will not cut the band.
- [Daniel] Duh duh duh, the pony tail is here.
Look at that Claire!
Look at that!
- Okay
(exhales)
- Be very perfect.
- I need to switch sides.
I'm just too nervous. I'm right handed.
Maybe right here.
Ooh I made a cut.
I made another one.
Okay, we're close.
I did it.
Are you ready to see it?
- I already saw it.
- Here it is.
It's a little pointy - You did it wrong!
- What, wrong?
Let's look, let's compare here.
You can't even tell which one is which.
In fact, mine is shorter.
Did I do a good job Liz?
- [Liz] Great
Just taking little pieces at a time.
- [Daniel] She did great.
She did great!
I will say after the three cuts,
mine is definitely the straightest.
- [Lizzie] You're doing the last one my dear.
Okay, here you go. - Right here?
- [Lizzie] Yep, go ahead and cut.
Okay
Pretty easy.
- [Daniel] Looks great. Still it's really long.
We definitely could cut off a little more.
(happy, clapping music)
- I think Claire was pretty brave.
She got all the hair cut off that we need to have cut off.
Okay, so we're gonna ship this off
and then we're gonna let her get her hair styled right now
and trimmed up a little bit. Then we're gonna show you
the final image of Claire's new haircut.
While we're getting the hair taken care of,
I'm gonna show you what the boys are doing.
They're doing boy stuff!
This isn't hair cutting time in here.
What's the boy stuff, Lincoln?
What's going on?
- Um, so my dad when he was riding one of the boosted boards
the band snapped on it.
- [Daniel This is a true story.
- So we can't ride it anymore. - [Daniel] I almost crashed
into a car. I had no brakes.
Look at this.
- [Lincoln] Sam is really good at building stuff.
- [Daniel] He's got all of these, and these.
The wheels. And then we're putting new wheels on or
new bands on?
Well Sam is.
Sam is the guy that is a pro at fixing bands.
He did it when he lost to me in a race in the Tesla.
Whereas his Razor he fixes bands so fast,
so we're like this is perfect.
What's your contribution been to this?
- I looked for a flat head screwdriver
and I could not find it.
Sam, do you want a drink?
I could help like that.
(Sam laughing)
(booming beats)
- [Daniel] Give it a go, don't crash!
Keep the wheels clean.
There he goes, new wheels.
They work.
Wow, he's zooming!
We are very fortunate that Lincoln has an uncle
that is really, really handy with things.
And that he's willing to take part of his day to
help us out with that.
Because that's been sitting there for months and months.
Let's go check on that hair cut and see how it looks.
Are they ready?
- Yes. - Time to see it.
I'm coming!
Whoa, there it is!
Wait, let's see it.
- It looks so nice!
(camera shutter sounds)
- [Daniel] We've got a few of the hairs here, we're
gonna take this back.
Throw the hair inside of a bag, and we're gonna
send it to um a charity.
I don't even know the name of the charity.
Leslie found it and is doing it.
And then we'll send the hair in.
So let us know what you think about Claire's hair,
first day school, fancy hair cut, and a fixed booster board.
That's our video today, hope you guys liked it.
Goodbye.
Okay, well I'm just gonna sit over here.
I can't even get in it.
This thing is weird.