Buy the Kuvings Revo830 directly on Kuving's Site at www.bit.ly/revo830 for the most savings. Use coupon code DJ10 for a 10% savings (will end soon - so order now.). When you use the link and coupon code, John will get a small percentage of the sale, so he can continue to make his impartial videos for you. Thank You for using my links instead of others. Buy Directly from John (DJ10 coupon does not apply) to get the best level of service at www.discountjuicers.com/kuvingsrevo830.html
With how much info I absorbed watching John it was a no brainer to order thru his site. Saved me a ton of research time and stands behind what he says. Appreciate all the content, thank you Sir.
Yo thanks, John. I was so close to buying the hurom 200 because its on sale right now. But Im a bartender and Ill be using the juicer for citrus more often than not. So this is the only juicer that has the proper citrus attachment. Cold pressing the citrus fruits makes for a more bitter juice because it incorporates the bitterness of the pith. So this juicer is the only one that offers the traditional way of juicing citrus while still having all the cool aspects of the cold press. Thanks for making these videos John. Very informational and helpful! Subscribed
I purchased the revo830 yesterday after watching your vids.. you have great content.. thanks And I definitely used your code .. so thanks for that as well
I just recently discovered that a full organically grown lemon (all if it, just rinsed) on my centrifugate of carrots and celery and apples is delicious, and much better than the only lemon "water". The skin has a lot of interesting aromas (the ones you get in the Limoncello liqueur) that the "water" lacks.
Jump to the following parts of this episode: 00:30 Black Friday Sale: Save 30% off all Kuvings REVO830 or other Kuvings Products 01:48 Silver Color REVO830 is Now available 02:52 Two Ways You Can Juice Oranges in the Kuvings REVO830 03:42 Cut off the orange coloring of the orange to juice them in a slow juicer 04:45 Juicing Whole Oranges in the Kuvings REVO830 with 3.5" feed chute 06:00 How to know when you are done juicing 07:09 Kuvings Citrus Juicer that fits Kuvings REVO830 08:25 Using a citrus reamer to juice orange halves 11:32 Juice Quality is different 12:06 Orange Slow Juice Pulp is Dry 12:28 Orange Halves are Dry 13:05 Taste Testing Orange Juices 13:27 Why Juice Separation is Good
Haven't seen you in 5 years. Still look young. Happy to see u r still going. I got the omega VSJ843QS 8 years ago but stopped using it 5 years ago after getting a vitamix. I drink 3 green smoothies daily and i felt better with green smoothies more than juicing. I remember that omega was your favorite juicer, what is your favorite one now?
they say in man rule, don't fruit the beer. However, sweet OJ in blue moon, nothing better. thanks Juice geek, you are a rock star in the juice world. If I get the revo, you get the cred.
Been using the kuvings citrus press attachment in the uk since it released. Prefer to use that over taking the peel off and putting them in the regular juicer.
I haven’t purchased yet, but I am going to buy through your link. I like what you have said about the Kuvings 830. I just want to know will I be able to ginger as well or do I need to purchase a depart machine for that?
IT can juice ginger without issue. I do recommend slicing ginger against the grain into 1/4" pieces for best results. If you do not slice against grain the machine can clog/jam.
hi there,i purchased my yesterday i have noticed that the upper part moves a little while juicing is that Normal,i mean above motor whole part moves while juice like up amd down i hope I am able to make you understand what i mean thanks
The MM900 is made in China; the Kuvings REVO830 is made in S. Korea. Kuvings has better customer service than Omega, in my opinion. Each juicer has its own set of pros and cons. Please watch th-cam.com/video/fP36an9Ng1M/w-d-xo.html where I compare the Sana 727 (similar to the MM900, but better) so you can learn the pros and cons of each.
2022-11-19 John I have a friend who has some serious arthritis in the hands and as a result has to use a centrifugal juicer. There is a desire there to get into a slow juicer. The question I have is if a food processor is used to prepare and chop the produce, would that add more oxygen and oxidation produce before it's juiced? No point in going through this if nutritional value is going to be back down to a centrifugal juicer as a result of chopping the food in cuisinart type thing. Vacuum juicing is out of the question here due to the arthritic condition.
I would recommend the Nama J2 Juicer, it does all the "processing for you". Its really easy to use. No food processing necessary. th-cam.com/video/kvW9oOFJBvA/w-d-xo.html
Yes thank you I'm aware of the NAMA 2. I currently use a dynapro vacuum blender that I bought from you. I'm the guy that was trying to squeeze pulp from and Alexa bag with an orange squeezer... anywhere is wondering if you had any experience using a food processor to chop up your stuff when your bulk juicing instead of sitting there with your knife.
@@gmpas use a food processor with the S blade, will oxidize the produce MORE than chopping manually. Using the food processor with the shredding or slicing disc may oxidize a little more than cutting with a knife. The goal is to do the LEAST damage to the produce before processing.
thanks John. I was kind of leaning toward that thinking but not in that order of devices. but you are correct in my particular case the goal is the least oxidation. so I guess I'll throw out my metal knives and pick up a ceramic set. I'm always looking for higher efficiency with this stuff but until it becomes possible to go through the juice prep process faster and maintain the desired quality, from me it's worth a little bit of extra effort to continue cutting by hand. that should be my biggest problem in life 😎.
you can leave the room while it is running. It will take 2-4 minutes per hopper load to juice. That is the amazing thing about this juicer. You dont have to baby sit it.
Previously you did not recommend a blender to make juice, unless it is a vacuum blender.. would a vacuum blender produce a good quality, non damaged juice? I'm looking and would love to have only one appliance, if possible..$$...
Vaccum Juicing (with a vacuum blender) IMO makes the most nutritious and highest yield juice if you want to do the work. See th-cam.com/video/7ILENcNpVOw/w-d-xo.html where I compare vacuum juicing to the other best juicers of 2022 and I explain the difference and show the process.
Does the juicer grind the seeds of fruits and add it in to the juice ? Or does it leave the seeds whole and catch it on the filter ? I know some seeds should not be consumed whether grinded or whole.
It doesn't matter who does the video or what it's for. No one every specifies the type of fruit. They just say apples or green apples(are they granny smiths?). In this case..what type of oranges are you using..not everyone can tell just by someone holding up a piece of fruit.
Each machine has its own set of pros and cons. Between the two, I personally would choose the Kuvings c7000. that being said, the best two are the REVO830 and the Nama J2, but they cost more.
We bought both due to the fact that work has us maintain 2 households far from each other. Hubby has the J2 and I have the Kuvings. He came home for TG and used mine. He says Nama wins. On the Kuvings the bowl broke during the first few uses. Hubby says the threads connecting the bowl to the upper housing are too wide and create stress on the bowl which broke it while operating. Engineers! I still like the Kuvings a lot, it's very fast but it's also noisy. That can be heard during the end of the juicing session of the trimmed oranges in John's video.
I have put thru things like apple seeds, pear seeds, watermelon grapefruit, orange, lemon, lime seeds in this juicer without incident. I have juiced all fruit skins even like pineapple skin without a problem. Do not put pits into this juicer, such as cherry pits, apricots, peaches, plums, mangoes. The machine would be covered under warranty if something happened and you were juicing the fruit seeds/skins that I mention.
@discountjuicers My Kuving keeps getting clogged no matter how slow I put food in the shooting whole. it looks as if the food is not able to go down the blade to grind and so the food is just spinning in circle. Any suggestions?
John regarding bulk juicing. is it more efficient and effective to use the nama 2 or can I get just as much yield in about the same amount of time with my dynapro vacuum juicer?. if we just talking a few minutes here no big deal but if it's a significant amount of time I might consider changing over to the nama 2. although I don't know if I can give up those super smooth pulpless and nutritionally very robust experiences over a few minutes of time saving. so when you bulk juice do you set it up for the week or a few days? how much juice you actually make for a week for yourself? PS I'm using the vacuum seal storage that you laid out on your videos. just curious how long does it take to make that amount whatever it is in the name of two versus the dynapro?
You will get more yield and a more nutritious juice from the dynapro vacuum juicing than the nama j2. That being said, it will take SIGNIFICANTLY longer. Because you have to precut the ingredients, load them properly, blend and then hand squeeze. That is why I use the Nama J2 90% of the time, it would just take me TOO LONG to vacuum juice. If I had a partner or worker, I would have them vacuum juice for me, but there are many other things I can do with that time. I bulk juice from 5-8 quarts at a time in general, which is for the week. My goal is to drink 2-3 quarts a day. I have not made large quantities (over 2-3 quarts) in the dynapro, it just takes me too much time.
What is the point of the flip down flip up gate? Is it to prevent stupid people from placing too many large apples or oranges in at the same time or what. Or is it basically useless - an excuse to add a bunch of $$$ to the cost of the juicer.
I have never been a fan of the flip down gate. It is there for SAFTEY reasons. If it was not there, the chute would be too large to pass SAFETY regulation standards. The new kuvings model AUTO10 that will be released later this month deletes the flip down gate and you can put even LARGER fruit it in!
@@discountjuicers Sorry to be so slow - but if the present chute size (requiring the gate) is excessive according to safety regulation standards, then why would an even larger chute not require the flip down gate as well? Less than a year ago they introduced the 830 and now they are coming up with yet another model. Sure wish I knew what was going on here. :) Re orange juice. Our supermarket here sells freshly-squeezed, non pasteurized orange juice, in small and large bottles. They keep it on ice for a couple of days. It is really nice. I wonder if they peel all those thousands of oranges first - I doubt it. So would that mean they are squeezing the entire orange - peels & all? Why can't we do the same here at home with the 830 (which I have) instead of cutting them in half and juicing with that citrus attachment thingy. I wish I still had my auger-type. Also as a food processor, twin auger types are superior to the 830.
still prefer the white colour machine and the traditional remer style attachment. I wonder if the new Sana 848 will come with attachments too ? My biggest wish is a heavy duty base to be able to have the different attachments on top, like a juicer, citrus juicer, sorbet maker, food processor and a blender, 1 base many attachments ! The new Vita mix's are getting close, thanx for the video always love learning about new products and comparisons, happy new year John. 🥳🍉🍓🫐🥥🥬🥒🍍🥭
I don't know this guy personally, I've never spoken to him. but I bought a few juicers from him and his customer service is off the charts great. when I have questions about the gear or juicing he answers them from his personal experience and an overwhelming amount of research that he's done. that said he doesn't seem to care much about the website as long as it works. it's true that in today's world that particular website is a pain in the ass to navigate and it's not very useful on a phone or a small screen (I wonder how much money he leaves on the table or how much business is lost as a result) guess it's just not a priority for his business model. I like his work so much that i'd build a sight for him at no charge. but I don't think he'd take it. he's a very good 1 chair Barber shop.
Buy the Kuvings Revo830 directly on Kuving's Site at www.bit.ly/revo830 for the most savings. Use coupon code DJ10 for a 10% savings (will end soon - so order now.). When you use the link and coupon code, John will get a small percentage of the sale, so he can continue to make his impartial videos for you. Thank You for using my links instead of others. Buy Directly from John (DJ10 coupon does not apply) to get the best level of service at www.discountjuicers.com/kuvingsrevo830.html
You’re coupon code doesn’t apply in UK
With how much info I absorbed watching John it was a no brainer to order thru his site. Saved me a ton of research time and stands behind what he says.
Appreciate all the content, thank you Sir.
The reason one was sweeter than the other is that you allowed the one on the right to separate. If you stirred it they should have tasted the same.
Wow, I watch this guy's video over 10 years ago and he's still making these videos.
Yo thanks, John. I was so close to buying the hurom 200 because its on sale right now. But Im a bartender and Ill be using the juicer for citrus more often than not. So this is the only juicer that has the proper citrus attachment. Cold pressing the citrus fruits makes for a more bitter juice because it incorporates the bitterness of the pith. So this juicer is the only one that offers the traditional way of juicing citrus while still having all the cool aspects of the cold press. Thanks for making these videos John. Very informational and helpful! Subscribed
I like the white Kuving 830 i just got mine thanks for this lovely video
I purchased the revo830 yesterday after watching your vids.. you have great content.. thanks
And I definitely used your code .. so thanks for that as well
I just recently discovered that a full organically grown lemon (all if it, just rinsed) on my centrifugate of carrots and celery and apples is delicious, and much better than the only lemon "water". The skin has a lot of interesting aromas (the ones you get in the Limoncello liqueur) that the "water" lacks.
Jump to the following parts of this episode:
00:30 Black Friday Sale: Save 30% off all Kuvings REVO830 or other Kuvings Products
01:48 Silver Color REVO830 is Now available
02:52 Two Ways You Can Juice Oranges in the Kuvings REVO830
03:42 Cut off the orange coloring of the orange to juice them in a slow juicer
04:45 Juicing Whole Oranges in the Kuvings REVO830 with 3.5" feed chute
06:00 How to know when you are done juicing
07:09 Kuvings Citrus Juicer that fits Kuvings REVO830
08:25 Using a citrus reamer to juice orange halves
11:32 Juice Quality is different
12:06 Orange Slow Juice Pulp is Dry
12:28 Orange Halves are Dry
13:05 Taste Testing Orange Juices
13:27 Why Juice Separation is Good
Haven't seen you in 5 years. Still look young. Happy to see u r still going.
I got the omega VSJ843QS 8 years ago but stopped using it 5 years ago after getting a vitamix. I drink 3 green smoothies daily and i felt better with green smoothies more than juicing.
I remember that omega was your favorite juicer, what is your favorite one now?
they say in man rule, don't fruit the beer. However, sweet OJ in blue moon, nothing better. thanks Juice geek, you are a rock star in the juice world. If I get the revo, you get the cred.
Been using the kuvings citrus press attachment in the uk since it released. Prefer to use that over taking the peel off and putting them in the regular juicer.
I started with a shine xl and I just received my revo830 today , looking forward to using it tomorrow.
I really wish I could have order through your link to support you :( I just bought mine two days ago. Thank you so much for your videos and help!
What happens to the seeds in these fruits? Does the machine remove the seeds
I've got a silver one. And the attachment too.
Candy Apple red is my favorite color I wish the offered that as well as retro colors
This might sound silly but how do you actuly peal and orange keeing the white bit on? Do u have a vid demanstration? Thanks.
He didn't peel it. He cut the peel off (that's why there's still some white on it).
used your code a year later.... saved me $69 thanks bro
Love the white one. Working on the money to get it . Thanks. (I trust your judgement)
Super wyciskarka
How messy was using the attachment and did your wrist or arm get tired? I was thinking of getting the a10 and the attachment. Thanks
I just bought a silver one using your coupon. I love it! This is my second Kuvings juicer, they are the best
That citrus reamer is a silly luxury. How hard is it to just do it manually with an inexpensive orange juicing device. They cost about $3.99.
I thought the juice would taste the same.
thanks
I haven’t purchased yet, but I am going to buy through your link. I like what you have said about the Kuvings 830. I just want to know will I be able to ginger as well or do I need to purchase a depart machine for that?
IT can juice ginger without issue. I do recommend slicing ginger against the grain into 1/4" pieces for best results. If you do not slice against grain the machine can clog/jam.
Thank you!!!
hi there,i purchased my yesterday i have noticed that the upper part moves a little while juicing is that Normal,i mean above motor whole part moves while juice like up amd down i hope I am able to make you understand what i mean thanks
Would see drips coming from a Nama J2.
Which is better omega mm9000 or kuvings?
The MM900 is made in China; the Kuvings REVO830 is made in S. Korea. Kuvings has better customer service than Omega, in my opinion. Each juicer has its own set of pros and cons. Please watch th-cam.com/video/fP36an9Ng1M/w-d-xo.html where I compare the Sana 727 (similar to the MM900, but better) so you can learn the pros and cons of each.
Can I fit cirtrus juicer in b1700kuvigs machine ?
Which is better the CS600 commercial use or Revo830?
I feel like the darker juice would be better nutrient wise
Do you need to peel lemons and limes?
no, those can be juiced whole, only oranges, grapefruits and tangerines the coloring should be cut off, but juice the white pith
Any advice for high quality vacuum containers for left over juice? I haven't found any high quality options.
Mason Jars with the vacuum lids (and pump) I recommend.
Could you do reviews on Food Processors? Is the Cuisinart 14-cup the best food processor?
I currently recommend the Magimix Its listed in my Amazon Shop
www.amazon.com/shop/johnkohler
2022-11-19
John I have a friend who has some serious arthritis in the hands and as a result has to use a centrifugal juicer. There is a desire there to get into a slow juicer. The question I have is if a food processor is used to prepare and chop the produce, would that add more oxygen and oxidation produce before it's juiced?
No point in going through this if nutritional value is going to be back down to a centrifugal juicer as a result of chopping the food in cuisinart type thing.
Vacuum juicing is out of the question here due to the arthritic condition.
I would recommend the Nama J2 Juicer, it does all the "processing for you". Its really easy to use. No food processing necessary. th-cam.com/video/kvW9oOFJBvA/w-d-xo.html
Yes thank you I'm aware of the NAMA 2. I currently use a dynapro vacuum blender that I bought from you. I'm the guy that was trying to squeeze pulp from and Alexa bag with an orange squeezer...
anywhere is wondering if you had any experience using a food processor to chop up your stuff when your bulk juicing instead of sitting there with your knife.
@@gmpas use a food processor with the S blade, will oxidize the produce MORE than chopping manually. Using the food processor with the shredding or slicing disc may oxidize a little more than cutting with a knife. The goal is to do the LEAST damage to the produce before processing.
thanks John. I was kind of leaning toward that thinking but not in that order of devices. but you are correct in my particular case the goal is the least oxidation. so I guess I'll throw out my metal knives and pick up a ceramic set.
I'm always looking for higher efficiency with this stuff but until it becomes possible to go through the juice prep process faster and maintain the desired quality, from me it's worth a little bit of extra effort to continue cutting by hand. that should be my biggest problem in life 😎.
For this machine do I have to stick around while it’s juicing
you can leave the room while it is running. It will take 2-4 minutes per hopper load to juice. That is the amazing thing about this juicer. You dont have to baby sit it.
Previously you did not recommend a blender to make juice, unless it is a vacuum blender.. would a vacuum blender produce a good quality, non damaged juice? I'm looking and would love to have only one appliance, if possible..$$...
Vaccum Juicing (with a vacuum blender) IMO makes the most nutritious and highest yield juice if you want to do the work. See th-cam.com/video/7ILENcNpVOw/w-d-xo.html where I compare vacuum juicing to the other best juicers of 2022 and I explain the difference and show the process.
Does the juicer grind the seeds of fruits and add it in to the juice ? Or does it leave the seeds whole and catch it on the filter ? I know some seeds should not be consumed whether grinded or whole.
From my personal experience, I know that it leave the seeds whole and catch it on the filter
@더건강요리TV great thanks I got it and I love it
Which is better between 820EVO vs 830REVO for producing better juice yield and dryer pulp
They are pretty much the same. The REVO830 might make 5%-10% more depending on the specific ingredient, or it may make the same amount.
That juice attachment seems like a waste of time.
It doesn't matter who does the video or what it's for. No one every specifies the type of fruit. They just say apples or green apples(are they granny smiths?).
In this case..what type of oranges are you using..not everyone can tell just by someone holding up a piece of fruit.
I am very confused between hurom h100 and kuving c7000. Please guide me.
Each machine has its own set of pros and cons. Between the two, I personally would choose the Kuvings c7000. that being said, the best two are the REVO830 and the Nama J2, but they cost more.
Can this juicer be used to batch juice
You can batch juice with this machine. I personally find the Nama J2 easier to batch juice in.
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kuvings830 or namaj2 ?! help
watch th-cam.com/video/LMx-kaZ1dyI/w-d-xo.html to see which one would be best for you.
My problem, also. Not sure which to buy.
Me too I want to batch juice weekly
We bought both due to the fact that work has us maintain 2 households far from each other. Hubby has the J2 and I have the Kuvings. He came home for TG and used mine. He says Nama wins. On the Kuvings the bowl broke during the first few uses. Hubby says the threads connecting the bowl to the upper housing are too wide and create stress on the bowl which broke it while operating. Engineers! I still like the Kuvings a lot, it's very fast but it's also noisy. That can be heard during the end of the juicing session of the trimmed oranges in John's video.
I'm on the fence of getting this juicer. I'm just concerned about the seeds and skins of fruits and veges ruining the juicer.
I have put thru things like apple seeds, pear seeds, watermelon grapefruit, orange, lemon, lime seeds in this juicer without incident. I have juiced all fruit skins even like pineapple skin without a problem. Do not put pits into this juicer, such as cherry pits, apricots, peaches, plums, mangoes. The machine would be covered under warranty if something happened and you were juicing the fruit seeds/skins that I mention.
How many oz did 5 oranges make .
@discountjuicers My Kuving keeps getting clogged no matter how slow I put food in the shooting whole. it looks as if the food is not able to go down the blade to grind and so the food is just spinning in circle. Any suggestions?
is it still under warranty? if so, contact them. I think it has a 15 year warranty.
Liked & subscribed.
John regarding bulk juicing. is it more efficient and effective to use the nama 2 or can I get just as much yield in about the same amount of time with my dynapro vacuum juicer?. if we just talking a few minutes here no big deal but if it's a significant amount of time I might consider changing over to the nama 2. although I don't know if I can give up those super smooth pulpless and nutritionally very robust experiences over a few minutes of time saving.
so when you bulk juice do you set it up for the week or a few days? how much juice you actually make for a week for yourself? PS I'm using the vacuum seal storage that you laid out on your videos.
just curious how long does it take to make that amount whatever it is in the name of two versus the dynapro?
You will get more yield and a more nutritious juice from the dynapro vacuum juicing than the nama j2. That being said, it will take SIGNIFICANTLY longer. Because you have to precut the ingredients, load them properly, blend and then hand squeeze. That is why I use the Nama J2 90% of the time, it would just take me TOO LONG to vacuum juice. If I had a partner or worker, I would have them vacuum juice for me, but there are many other things I can do with that time.
I bulk juice from 5-8 quarts at a time in general, which is for the week. My goal is to drink 2-3 quarts a day. I have not made large quantities (over 2-3 quarts) in the dynapro, it just takes me too much time.
@@discountjuicers that's why i was asking about the food processes earlier. to speed up the prep.
Can the nama j2 handle sugar cane
no.
@@discountjuicers what about the auto10..will it handle sugarcane (after peeling off the outer thick layer)?
Silver
What is the point of the flip down flip up gate? Is it to prevent stupid people from placing too many large apples or oranges in at the same time or what. Or is it basically useless - an excuse to add a bunch of $$$ to the cost of the juicer.
I have never been a fan of the flip down gate. It is there for SAFTEY reasons. If it was not there, the chute would be too large to pass SAFETY regulation standards. The new kuvings model AUTO10 that will be released later this month deletes the flip down gate and you can put even LARGER fruit it in!
@@discountjuicers Sorry to be so slow - but if the present chute size (requiring the gate) is excessive according to safety regulation standards, then why would an even larger chute not require the flip down gate as well?
Less than a year ago they introduced the 830 and now they are coming up with yet another model. Sure wish I knew what was going on here. :)
Re orange juice. Our supermarket here sells freshly-squeezed, non pasteurized orange juice, in small and large bottles. They keep it on ice for a couple of days. It is really nice. I wonder if they peel all those thousands of oranges first - I doubt it. So would that mean they are squeezing the entire orange - peels & all? Why can't we do the same here at home with the 830 (which I have) instead of cutting them in half and juicing with that citrus attachment thingy.
I wish I still had my auger-type. Also as a food processor, twin auger types are superior to the 830.
still prefer the white colour machine and the traditional remer style attachment. I wonder if the new Sana 848 will come with attachments too ? My biggest wish is a heavy duty base to be able to have the different attachments on top, like a juicer, citrus juicer, sorbet maker, food processor and a blender, 1 base many attachments ! The new Vita mix's are getting close, thanx for the video always love learning about new products and comparisons, happy new year John. 🥳🍉🍓🫐🥥🥬🥒🍍🥭
Darker juice is better. I sell o.j. for a living.
Seems pretty LOUD.
The lighter color orange juice is NOT healthier it’s the darker colored one because it has more fiber. That’s a no brainer
Family man ? There’s no need to peeling
oxymoroneous
Good grief enough already get to the damn juicer talk way too much
Wanna know why this guys checks out? been juicin🧃for decades and has a website that hasn’t been updated sonic’s the early 2000’s.
Could someone translate this?
Means he’s proven
@@barbaramazzocca4605 means he’s proven
I don't know this guy personally, I've never spoken to him. but I bought a few juicers from him and his customer service is off the charts great. when I have questions about the gear or juicing he answers them from his personal experience and an overwhelming amount of research that he's done.
that said he doesn't seem to care much about the website as long as it works. it's true that in today's world that particular website is a pain in the ass to navigate and it's not very useful on a phone or a small screen (I wonder how much money he leaves on the table or how much business is lost as a result) guess it's just not a priority for his business model.
I like his work so much that i'd build a sight for him at no charge. but I don't think he'd take it. he's a very good 1 chair Barber shop.
@@barbaramazzocca4605 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I didn't understand the comment, either!