James Libbon molecular and cellular biology sophomore

Sophomore has a full head of hair without the help of Rogaine and likes crab puffs

Wildcat: My name's Nathan and you're On the Spot. I've been following you for like, a hundred meters.

Libbon: Yeah. We're in a hurry.

Wildcat: All right. I'll try to keep this quick. Are you hungry? Is that why you're in a hurry.

Libbon: Yeah.

Wildcat: So I'm walking behind you and I'm getting more and more jealous because you have a pretty full head of hair, right? And I think I'm going bald. Like, at the back. (bends head forward and points) Look at that. Isn't that major thinning right there?

Libbon: Uh-huh. Yeah, I'd say so.

Wildcat: Yeah. It's like deforestation on my head. And I was wondering · do you have any consolation for me?

Libbon: You can always try spray paint. (makes circular motions around a hypothetical bald spot and laughs)

Wildcat: I've never tried that.

Libbon: If that doesn't work, I know a lot of good theatre make-up artists who could hairbrush hair onto your scalp.

Wildcat: Are you serious? How permanent is that? How many days?

Libbon: Oh, it'll stay pretty · it'll come out when you wash it.

Wildcat: How long have you been growing out your hair?

Libbon: For about four months.

Wildcat: Are you using Rogaine?

Libbon: No.

Wildcat: So your hair's natural?

Libbon: Uh-huh.

Wildcat: What are you guys going to eat?

Libbon: Crab puffs.

Wildcat: You guys walked all this way to eat crab puffs?

Libbon: Yes.