Toe Bro: Okay, so camera's on.
So it, this is a big thing you Yeah.
Were having, just so people know you were having, you know, questions.
Why do I get so much hard skin on my feet?
Uhhuh , right.
And you just thought it was com It was like normal hard
skin, but just coming Right.
You didn't know really what was going on.
Yeah.
Okay.
Um, you're dealing with three years, but this is not normal hard skin.
This is more of a genetic issue where your skin is building
up callous, extremely fast.
You, you forget.
You forget what it looked like before.
Now again, I gotta congratulate you on camera.
Great job.
It's way better than when you first came in.
Amazing.
What, what have you done to get to this point?
Patient: Okay.
So, and what
Toe Bro: did you learn from the first appointment?
How did it feel after the first appointment?
Tell
Patient: me all that.
Well, it felt amazing.
Um, the major difference is, um, I guess exfoliating when it's dry.
With, um, that like breeder that you recommended?
I found that that was different.
The biggest difference maker, was it the angel feat?
Toe Bro: I don't even know what I'm saying.
Was it the steel one that I
Patient: like?
Did you buy from here?
No, I didn't.
Just you something here?
No, no, no.
But what you have is it, it's, I, I, I, I, I use it.
I got from Amazon, so I've been using that.
The only thing that I find is like, I'm finding like.
I guess it de balls like the fat headss on my feet.
That's like the, that's like really sensitive for me.
Yes.
Um, but yeah, other than that it's like, I guess like every
two or three just saw me in it.
It's like 15 minutes and that's it.
Toe Bro: But it looks so much more normal.
Okay.
It does.
So like we talked about, there's probably some genetic component
where your skin's always gonna grow.
And faster, but it is at such a good place that is a very manual.
Is it causing any
Patient: discomfort to be walking on a little bit?
Like in the back pads over here?
Yeah.
Toe Bro: Okay.
Let's
Patient: see how much hard skin you have.
Um, also, um, I have another question for me.
I just don't remember what it was.
. Yeah.
I found that, um, the cortisone, I found out that, I don't know.
Do you think that I don't think it works, but, you know, I feel like in my mind,
mentally, I Did you take cortisone pills?
No, I did.
You recommended the cream.
The cream.
Okay.
Right.
But like I, in my mind, I'm expecting that like if I put something on,
it's just gonna magically disappear.
But like, I don't, I don't know if I helped or not.
And how long did you use it for?
I used two creams.
Like, like I, I did two refills, so that probably
Toe Bro: lasted what,
Patient: two, three months?
Um, something like that.
But like, again, when you, like, when I compare the pictures, I'm
like, okay, something did happen.
But how often are you moisturizing?
I try every time I shower.
Okay.
But I'm, um, again, like the difference biggest, like the biggest difference
paper was um, that, um, using that.
Toe Bro: The file.
Yeah.
And doing it while it was dry
Patient: for you.
Yeah, 100%.
It just like fixed right
Toe Bro: off.
So yes, there is still some hard skin here and I'm definitely able to go a
little bit more than maybe going to a pedicure, but the skin is moisturized.
It's not building up like crazy.
You're getting the heart, skin in the areas of pressure
that's completely normal.
So it just comes down to you keeping up your maintenance.
Um, you keep doing what you're doing.
And the other thing is, when was the last time you're here?
Patient: A year ago.
A year ago.
I'd been dying to come back though.
But I wasn't, not
Toe Bro: really not.
You weren't dying.
If you were dying.
Wanna come back
Patient: sooner?
I, I mean, okay, listen, I was filming five days a week.
Okay.
I was busy and it was like up north.
I was in like Country Bay, north Bay, right?
So it was, it was a little bit difficult, but.
I'm not doing nothing now, . Oh, so that's
Toe Bro: when you come see me.
Patient: We got nothing to do it.
It's funny.
Was actually supposed to fly to Mexico yesterday, right?
You don't want
Toe Bro: to hang out with the cartel
Patient: But, uh, I had to cancel the trip.
Right?
So with the cancellation of the trip, I was like, yo,
I've gotta go check Jonathan.
Toe Bro: Wow.
Here I am.
Here you are.
You're always, so the white marks that you see on the bottom
Patient: of the foot.
Yeah.
What is up with
Toe Bro: that?
So when we have pressure on skin for a long period of time, okay.
It damages skin, it almost creates scar tissue.
Okay.
And so that's what it is.
It's kind of like the scarred tissue.
Pressure in these areas for years and years and years,
that's never gonna go away.
Okay?
Never gonna go away, but by you managing it, at least you're gonna
reduce it from getting worse, okay?
From expanding.
There is not that much hard skin in this area really.
No.
It was more underneath the big toe, everything like that.
The rest is really
Patient: good.
I can't get there myself.
Like, I don't know, for whatever reason it just doesn't like come out
like how used to come out I guess.
I dunno.
Toe Bro: No, this is night and day from when you first came in a year
Patient: ago, eh?
Yep.
Toe Bro: I'm
Patient: happy that there's like a huge difference.
Toe Bro: Huge difference.
And be How much more care are you spending on your, on your
feet now compared to before?
I
Patient: really wasn't before to be, to be really honest.
I was like, Just complaining,
, Toe Bro: but I'm, I'm very proud of you.
It is looking awesome.
It's sweet.
Thank you.
Yeah.
So the only thing that might improve it is just coming in
a little bit more regularly.
Yeah.
Right.
Just so we can help you in between.
Keeping it down so your own maintenance is just as effective.
Cuz sometimes when it gets too thick Yeah.
The, the tool's just
Patient: not getting in.
Got
Toe Bro: it.
Like I could
Patient: feel the difference already.
Right.
It feels
Toe Bro: softer already.
Yeah.
And so this is just helping get it to a better place.
And then you can keep up doing your own thing
like soft, just a little bit of that fine layer that I can take
down maybe a tad more than you can.
Uhhuh , but it's not even close to what it was before.
And how
Patient: was work?
Honestly, work is being busy.
I, I can't even complain.
Are
Toe Bro: production companies going crazy right
Patient: now?
Lots of work.
Um, well, to be really honest, like.
Personally, I, I'm trying to like, take a break cause like, I feel like right after
I had like, met up with you last year I was, I've been in the studio all year.
Right.
Um, I actually finished filming for the season.
December 18th.
Yep.
And I'm just gonna be chilling.
I've been, be chilling.
Um, mentally, I, I, like I shouldn't be here.
Right.
Mentally it was time to like get back to work.
Like, um, end of February, mid-March.
Um, yeah.
Until, until I told that I'm not even like looking at the production schedule for
Toe Bro: anything.
You guys aren't contractors, but kind of like employees and contractors
Patient: are weird.
Well, we're unionized.
Ah, right.
So like everything comes down from the union.
It's an American union.
Right.
But there's different levels of like production.
There's union workers, there's no union work.
I, I kind of like, I'm in the union world, just.
More secure.
Better.
Yeah, more secure.
Like better protections.
Um, yeah.
I find that like I'll do like a non-union like once a year, but
I find that with non-union, it's like, yeah, they, it could get wild.
Toe Bro: Because you don't have, you don't have the same protection.
Right.
You
Patient: got take advantage.
Yeah.
They 100% they will take advantage.
You gotta know what you're negotiating.
But I have a good, uh, representative speak on your behalf and like, I
Toe Bro: think you said that there's set fees, there's times like how
much you can work after that.
It's overtime.
Patient: Yeah.
Yeah.
It's, it's, it's, it's a, it's a fun industry.
If you know what you want, you know what you're doing
Toe Bro: in it.
What do you think about Alec Baldwin
Patient: getting charged?
Honestly.
Okay, wait.
Okay, so here's the thing, and like I've been on, like, I work with
gun wranglers all the time, right?
And the guns are always real.
Always.
They're always real.
Whenever you see a gun on a tv, the guns are real.
I just don't understand.
How there were bullets in the gun, because like these things, like
when you source the guns mm-hmm.
, like, they're not supposed to come with bullets.
So like how did the bullet get to set?
Right.
I am, I've never, I don't know, it's, it's a weird one,
but I'm, they charge a legend.
That's all I gotta say, . It's
Toe Bro: crazy, right?
Yeah.
It's not like a no name.
Patient: But then I feel like, I don't know, it's involuntary manslaughter.
Like, what does that mean?
Like, will.
It, it wasn't like a voluntary thing, it was an accident.
So this, this
Toe Bro: is what I read about that.
Cause I didn't know.
So it means it's you unintentionally killed someone
while doing something legally.
So it's almost like, um, in
Patient: negligence.
So if he is found guilty, I don't think, do you think that he would be
going spending any time in prison?
They say,
Toe Bro: man, manslaughter is like, it'd be 18 months in prison,
but the gun charge, this is
Patient: high end, right?
Yeah.
Like I feel like the props team, like, um, It would, it would be, it would be props.
That would be, that would be handling the guns.
Right?
So like the props, there's a big sense like that.
There's like five of them, right?
There's your health department, there's like your first assistant, your second
assistant, your third assistant.
And it's like at no point nobody checks the gun.
Toe Bro: And I guess for us, like me, who's not, who doesn't have that, You're
saying this really should not have
Patient: happened.
This should happen.
Mm-hmm.
, Jonathan, I'm gonna show you the guns that I was playing with this December.
I did, I did.
Um, an action for A B E T, right?
And you gave 'em
Toe Bro: some of your guns.
Patient: Bro, that's the, that's the guns.
Right.
But I'm like, but I know like going on set like one, but that's a real gun.
Yeah.
They're all real.
They're always real.
There's never a fake gun on set.
Ah.
And then they fill it with blanks.
There's never anything in them.
Okay.
Right.
There should be anything in them.
And then there's like, um, the person, there's only one
person that deals with the.
and they like, they're supposed to check, you know what I mean?
That's their one job.
They have to like direct the entire casting crew as to like,
what's going on with the guns.
They need to check the guns.
So yeah, somebody just didn't care.
There was, it was, and then
Toe Bro: again, firing the gun too.
Patient: I've been on set where they fire guns and there's not this like
blanks, so like, I don't know where this like, like bullet came from it.
It should never have been way to.
So it
Toe Bro: wasn't like a faulty blank, it was a live
Patient: bullet.
Well, I mean, how else do you kill somebody, right?
Yeah.
That's it.
It's weird.
And yeah, and for that and for that budget, and I'm sure like the gun
wrangler, I feel like these people that like find the guns and stuff and
they ship them all and they, uh, it's not the first time that they've done.
Toe Bro: So we're taking off a lot.
Okay.
Which is what we wanted, right?
Yes.
We want to get that extra little bit off.
Patient: No, I can't get to
Toe Bro: look at that.
Patient: It feels different.
Yeah.
Hard.
It's like very painful.
Toe Bro: I'm gonna put a new on.
Smoke this one with a Callis.
Softner,
but I'm impressed.
So good for you.
What?
You can get better though.
You can definitely get better at the heels.
You just got a really in this position.
This is so, yeah.
You can
Patient: do a better job on the, okay.
Okay.
Toe Bro: Bottom, the bottom of the foot, like the balls
is sometimes a little tricky.
Because you know, there's a big, big file is a small area you start, but
the heels you can do much better.
Patient: Okay, cool.
Toe Bro: Noted.