Hey guys what's happening? Believe it or not, it was actually raining a little earlier.
Hence the reason why I'm wearing the jacket and now the sun's come out so
this weather here is pretty unpredictable. Look at this.
I'm walking down the middle of the road in the high street here.
I've got to do a couple of things ...
couple of things - I got to do.
First one is around here ... is the coffee shop where I am going to try and get some coffee.
If they have coffee today. Some of the locals ...
A latte?
Can you do it to go? Yeah, to go thank you.
What's Portuguese for perfect?
Perfect-tee-mo? Perfecto. Perfecto.
Okay, thank you. How much? 1 Euro, okay thank you.
Have fun, thank you.
So you excited about today?
Yeah very excited [laughter]
Why is that?
Because you are one of my idols!
No! Where are we going?
Now we go to the church where they do the big festivals on The Azores.
Then we will visit the barbershop that I didn't visit yet.
It's very known, because it's one of the oldest barbers in The Azores working.
So how old is he like 120?
Maybe, maybe more ... we'll discover.
I think the barbershop is very unique because it's
like a Museum of the big club.
Oh I see, so the club from The Azores?
No from Lisbon ... Benfica.
Its not my club, but I appreciate.
[Music]
So what's this? This is your car?
I wish, it would be very nice.
Are you allowed to touch it?
I think so!
[Very Loud Alarm]
I think they have reupholstered this at some point.
See it's got the Puerto Rican ... what am I saying, Portugese blue.
So where do you put the key?
Do you know where we are going?
No, but I have GPS!
That make me feel great! [laughter]
You drive a smaller car, so we might get stuck a little bit here.
I put the center of the city in the GPS, so I don't know where the barber shop. But we will find it.
He's asking the directions.
Joao talks in fluent Portuguese to ask where Mr Chicken is!
We have to follow her.
Follow her? There's a car behind! How do I turn around?
Go, go up ....
.. are you filming?
I hope she's not a fast walker.
Next video is from the prison!
Prison ... no!!
Oh, that's her in the car ... I thought she was walking!!
My gosh, there is a bus coming the other way!
The bus is like - almost!
You have to go up on the side over here ... is that how you park around here?
[This lovely lady spoke fluent Portuguese to me and I did not understand a word ... sorry!]
Thanks very much.
Oh my god, look at this place.
So have we made contact yet?
Yeah, some contact.
He's a barber from seven seventy eight years. And he is in this town for 72 years.
He is 88 but a barber from ten years.
He's 88, he starts on 78, and he's in this town for 72.
I think we will have some luck!
So we have contact. He is being pulled away from his lunch break
I think this was when he was in the military.
[Portuguese being spoken]
He starts when 10-years old learning with his uncle.
And then when 16 years old he opens his first barber shop a little bit ...
... down in the public garden he opens his barbershop ...
... and starts to working since 16 years old.
So does he still does he still shave people?
[Portuguese being spoken]
He did one this morning!
Does he want to film a shape with us
[Portuguese being spoken]
Yeah, that's cool!
[Portuguese being spoken]
Thank you ... so was that fun?
It was very very interesting and fun and ...
I'm with my soul full of happiness.
88-years old and working like the new barber.
It's awesome every time with passion, a lot of passion.
Is that going to you one day?
I hope I get eighty. I think 88 is too much for me!
I hope I get 50!
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